07 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1870
Page
1
A poem and prose fragment mix recount a father’s dream of his daughter Adelaide and a ship coming in, interwoven with a comic street scene and a courtroom glimpse. The piece blends sentimental verse about faith and reward with brief sketches of townsfolk and a quip about Washington’s Birthday.
A poultry grower in Mass cleared 101 40 from twenty five hens during the season. A New Orleans woman used kerosene to build a kitchen fire and in her clothes fit her husband's second will, remarkably well.
A former street urchin narrates a fall from poverty to wealth, then vice and crime, and a moral reawakening via Lucy Manning. He recalls miserliness, betrayal, a near ruin by theft and a chilling exposure of his greed, followed by repentance, reconciliation, and a renewed family life.
A long manuscript letter named A Tax Payer's Voice recounts a border town tale of buying goods in Canada to dodge high United States taxes. A couple describe crossing to Canada with fifty dollars in paper, facing a customs officer who tallies gold and duties, and ending with a verdict that the poor are taxed to enrich bondholders. The piece blends poems and anecdotes with personal testimony, urging readers to reject bonds and demand fiscal justice.
Thich Koaxoo has attained in all parts of the country according to reports, with observers noting widespread reach and growing influence across regions. The statement suggests expanding presence and organizational development nationwide.
A fragmentary note touts KOSKO0! as a remedy for kidney diseases and related affections. The text claims the remedy works kindly and effectively with certain, perceptible results, though the wording is garbled and parts are unreadable.
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