The Appeal Friday Publication Notice
A short notice states The Appeal is published weekly and all papers stop at time paid for. It notes no attention to orders without accompanying cash.
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1873
Page
1
A short notice states The Appeal is published weekly and all papers stop at time paid for. It notes no attention to orders without accompanying cash.
The notice lists costs for single square ads and multiple insertions, with prices for public notices and obituaries. It warns against unpaid ads incurring a 25 percent late charge, and states ads for individuals and corporations follow standard rates. It requires prompt payment, and declares fundraising or promotional material will be billed as advertisements.
A reflective verse lamenting past words and choices, wishing to relive moments with wiser restraint. The speaker contemplates the weight of unspoken phrases, the reckoning of regret, and the solace found in prayer that proves vain against mortality.
A sonnet urging young men to persevere despite mockery and envy. It cites Newton, Franklin, and other famed figures, insisting that honest industry and unceasing effort lead to reward, with Camphor and fur care anecdote tucked in at the end.
A humorous reminiscence describes a candy pulling at Uncle Miles’ farm where Sandy bets to kiss Polly Miles and is rewarded with a chaotic candy spill. Polly retaliates with hot candy, the table collapses, fists fly, and Sandy escapes home half-naked and burned. The narrator reflects on lessons learned about betting on kisses and not repeating the stunt.
Dr J P Moore of St Louis describes cerebro spinal meningitis its likely causes location and its two forms. Early symptoms include fever headache vertigo and back pain with sudden onset in many cases progressing to delirium rigidity of neck and severe nervous system signs. The article traces historical outbreaks from 1806 through the 1860s and notes varying clinical presentations and autopsy findings across regions and periods.
Under contract Morgan Envelope Company of Springfield Mass must supply 500000 postal cards by May 1. The law calls for 100000000 for the first year, but the Postmaster General believes one third move will be required. The cards will be three by five and a half inches, bear a one cent stamp, and carry the water mark U P O D2.
The piece analyzes postwar Southern cotton sales, totals since 1865, and high prices. it notes rising moneylending, more liquor shops, and Northern control of Southern corporations. It then critiques labor movement, calls for diversified Southern industry, and questions dependence on cotton profits. It includes social jests on marriage, gender roles, and a humorous anecdote about a New York lodging.
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