21 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1870
Page
1
Advertising and subscription terms from The Cuthbert Appeal list out year and six month options with varying rates. The page shows rates for one square ads and subsequent insertions, along with a schedule for space and contract advertising across months.
Public legal notices outline procedures for administration guardianship and will sales. Notices cover letters of administration guardianship and dismission filings mortgage foreclosures and land or personal property sales. Publication timelines range from 10 to 90 days with monthly or quarterly intervals as required by law.
Recounting a revised version of the Tow er of London hymn by a prisoner during Plixines persecution. The original manuscript signed F. R. B. is housed in the British Museum. The piece contrasts banishment with heavenly rest and describes gold gates, crystal windows, and perpetual joy for the faithful.
A middle aged man arrives seeking the minister and explains his mother lies here, and her son recalls a long life of toil and a town's past kindness. The mourners reflect on a mother's worth, the bell tolls through the woods and fields, and the pastor urges descendants to honor their mother rather than deeming her a burden.
An old mill scene introduces two boys in a rural setting learning to fish with improvised gear. One youth explains his beardless hook costs little and carries the moral that perseverance with limited tools builds character, inspiring connections to Horace Greeley and John Jacob Astor as examples of rising from poverty.
A homeless wanderer begs aid in a small town visiting an old Quaker and is offered shelter for the night. The Quaker, Annat Friéid Lanman, a railroad president, promises to aid the boy by naming Philadelphia contacts while ensuring safety in his mansion. The scene closes with the Quaker listening at a doorway to a nearby sleeper.
A Philadelphia Ledger article profiles Ned Wright once a London thief and prize fighter who converted after a religious service at Astley's Theatre. His tale credits his wife, details his abstention from crime, and notes his attempt to aid fellow outcasts by preaching in a former penny theatre. The piece adds a note on a new physiological study about pulse in young women.
A historical patent medicine claim touts KoSk00 as a gentle, sure remedy for diseases of the kidneys and bladder. It argues urine abnormalities, imperfect secretion, and bladder irritation stem from kidney dysfunction and urges immediate use to prevent fatal outcomes.
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