16 Apr 1875
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1875
Page
1
A humorous, rambling tale of a city dweller attempting farm life. The narrator, misled by the countryside, endures rough work, awkward mornings, and comical mishaps while seeking work with a farmer, ending with a desire to avoid Grangers.
Poem lines attributed to a convict at the Ohio penitentiary express longing for his mother and home. The speaker reflects on lost youth, hope, and faith, contrasting affection with disgrace, and ending with a vision of meeting again in heaven. A separate anecdote notes a Missouri car driver candidate quipping about managing mules after two husbands.
The death of Hon S B Walton occurred at his home near Providence on Monday after illness following a trip to Atlanta. Walton was a longtime county leader in the State Legislature and a respected Baptist, described as honest and generous. His passing leaves a void among local citizens who esteemed his piety and public service.
A compact recipe note describes making gingerbread with a cup and a half of molasses a cup of sour cream a teaspoonful soda a tablespoonful ginger mixed to a stiff batter for baking.
Dalton Enterprise argues the credit system harms both buyers and sellers by encouraging bad debts and higher prices. It drains resources through court costs and fosters overproduction, leading to business failures in the East. It claims only lawyers gain, while the economy suffers.
The excerpt surveys women as good and bad, young and old, tall and short, blind to fashion, and various other traits. It contrasts Eve with Adam and mocks stereotypes, praising a singular ideal of a kind, noble woman while warning against counterfeit, mean, and predatory types.
A writer notes the Gas Spring lies about a half mile from Bartlett Springs. The water is icy and foaming as if boiling, with carbonic gas so lethal that no living thing stays within one hundred yards. Birds die midflight. a lizard died minutes after contact. The gas can kill a human in about twenty minutes. A dull ache and blurred vision follow exposure. A fifty dollar bill was found in a New Jersey church plate last Sunday, likely left by mistake.
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