15 Apr 1846
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Newspaper
Columbus Times
Location
Columbus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1846
Page
1
A fragmented OCR extract lists individuals and firms across Marion and adjacent Alabama counties. Names include R Lamb Marion county C Cox Pineville W T Davenport Americus Robinson & Anderson Blakely J Morison Eufaula Junius Jourdan Glennville Horn Adams Jones Brown J T Crawford Connon Robert Allen Sand Fort John Frazier Lafayette Chambers Dr Moses Padgett Abbeville post office Henry county with a date April 1 1845.
A noble baron sanctions a mountain ascent by a young couple to prove worthiness. The lover bears the heroine to the summit amid a cheering crowd, reaching the top exhausted but triumphant. The baron concedes they are united and destined to stay together, dead in each other’s embrace.
Ripton Rowdie, astonished and overwhelmed by a crowd against him, moves to a shop window and vows to confront Stubbs alone. He promises a harsh display of public opinion, comparing it to a kick from a horse, confident Stubbs cannot tell the source.
An editorial urging farmers to embrace steady, well timed work. It argues that industry is essential to valuable outcomes and personal well being, warns against excessive toil and servitude, and recommends planning to protect rest and mind development while maintaining productive hours.
A Georgia reader reports an experiment from the Southern Cultivator suggesting a fence substitute. By ridge farming inside a secure fence and drilling China tree berry saplings thickly, a self-sustaining fence is expected in three years. The method requires moisture, careful planting, and regular maintenance, and may suit open prairie areas and timber-scarce regions.
A witty remark attributed to Fontenelle claims women have more heart fiber and fewer brain cells than men. A Boston lady defends the view, saying it is better to have one cell ten than to carry around empty ones.
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