08 Apr 1881
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1881
Page
1
The excerpt compiles varied topics from Arctic pole theories, beaver behavior, fertilizer inspection economics, and a long memorial to Washington's mother myth, plus remarks on farmers credit, beaver ecology, and a historical tribute to Robert E. Lee era reflections, with scattered opinions and antiquated prose fragments.
The Senate received a bouquet from the ladies of Alexandria to Senator Hill of Georgia, accompanied by a note praising his defense of Virginians and a misquoted tale of a supposed corrupt bargain. The piece, shaped as a ship, lauds his eloquence in preserving Virginia's traditions and history. The text also includes a medical wound-care improvised guide using cobweb and flour-salt paste.
A fragmentary historical note discusses a physician Vann and a contemplative essay on mortality, asserting death alters inner perception while outer pain dulls as life wanes. It links death with fear among some, cites drowning and illness as contrasts, and mocks public fascination with dying. Also included is a tax note on matches, detailing the penny tax and grocer pricing.
A dialogue features Sam Wesley advising against marrying a church member, arguing the Lord can live with many people beyond their circle, while a separate note records the Arkengas legislature passing a bill to criminalize sales of edged weapons unless issued for army or navy use.
The text cites a New York Herald account on nihilism and negation, arguing that God and the notion of right are lies used to control society. It urges shedding belief in God and rights, destroying state and social structures, and pursuing individual happiness as law, with a fragmentary tale of a minister and a distressed boy.
A collection of practical farming maxims urging frugal manure use, diverse crops, and careful land management. It contrasts homemade versus commercial fertilizer, advises limited cultivation by ability to manure, and promotes stock feeding to enrich the manure pile while highlighting risks of debt from outside inputs. The page also includes brief notes on deaths, local oddities, and social gossip from the era.
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