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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1878
Page
1
Fragmented verse rich with archaic diction and imagery on death, time, and decay. Repeated lines contrast the liveliness of spring and the inevitable withering under cold winds, invoking fate, nature, and a mourning tone.
A fiery letter accuses Felton of relying on black voters and defeating Middlebrooks, urges unity against radicals, and warns Republicans of a split in the district. The writer recalls past battles, praises Jeffersonian democracy, and calls Felton to answer suspicions of improper financing and repeated campaigning. The plea urges Georgians to resist the entering wedge and defend the party.
Quail shooting begins as a hunter arms with a pistol and powder horn to seek birds swift in the thicket. A cow fears the blast and flies with tail aloft while the hunter’s shot echoes across the land. The wise cow stays home, preferring calm pasture over peril and pursuit.
Dr Warner's Fryer and Agué SfeCMO recommended. Sent to Tuscaloosa thirty miles distant for cure. Immediate relief followed. No further illness after taking. For sale by all druggists. James KanxEpy. Over 10-2t
An vivid critique of the perpetual pouter in households. The essay labels the pouter as egotistical, sullen, and chronically discontent, explaining how his inward fumes and spiteful demeanor sour home life and alienate friends. It urges lifting the shell of gloom to notice brighter days and shared blessings.
The clipping surveys diverse topics from population stats of Japan, a steamer explosion query, and French governance over archea in expositions to a San Antonio Herald sale, a Chinese child’s magazine pricing, and curious inventions. It also mentions church lists, a walking stick with tools, and legal voting penalties in Georgia, reflecting a collage of period miscellany.
A twelve year old boy in a damaged OCR fragment narrates a plan to inform a clerk about a family tragedy. The message includes hesitation, misheard names, and emotional tension as the boy tries to convey the death and the fear of frightening his aunt. The passage shows confusion and attempts to craft a note with instructions to write and mail it.
A scrambled market notice lists bale prices for cotton at 85.40 per bale and 40 cents per hundred for picked cotton, with costs for goats, labor, and gear. It mixes commodity prices, wages, and legal tender notes, then shifts to advertisements for Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup and a robber’s purse pistol idea, ending with stray social commentary on tramps and opium harm.
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