09 Mar 1877
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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1877
Page
1
A Cedar Town Georgia newspaper item describes a $750,000 Boston church with a heated basement chamber feeding warm air through about 300 floor openings under the pews. It notes Rev Dr Wills of Washington on Alexander Stephens dying and reflects on charity, manners, and personal conduct.
In three letters from New Hampshire to Rev. Daniel Delany, Jack Livingston recounts a broken leg, the awakening of love for Hetty Bilby and Miss Mary, and a remote mountain life that tests faith. Hetty’s illness, a looming departure, and Livingston’s philosophical musings frame a tale of longing, danger, and a tragic end as he faces a harsher climate and a restless heart.
A discussion argues that women possess equal or greater capabilities when given education and opportunity. Citing Mary Somerville, Elizabeth I, Joan of Arc, and others, the piece contends that intellectual strength, will, and virtue are not confined by sex and that confining social norms, not brains, limit women. It calls for harmonizing human and divine laws to end the notion of the weaker sex.
A man questions a butcher about his sausages asking if they contain dog or cat meat. The butcher denies using such meat and asserts sincerity. The customer, unsatisfied, leaves announcing he wants the genuine article. The narrator reflects on honesty and temptation.
A German term lebensversicherungsgesellschaft is noted for its length and suggests a jab about how a prying agent prompts a casual listener to flee. The quip imagines a person escaping over a fence and hiding near a barn during pronunciation.
A collage of verse lines and prose passages including romantic laments, social satire, and quotations from Moody sermons. It contrasts love poetry with sermonized morality and social thought, weaving references to Boston, Christianity, and Universalists within a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment.
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