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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1883
Page
3
Notice announces free tuition for Randolph County public school teachers to attend a Teacher's Institute in Albany Georgia during August. Rail rates are offered by M C Epwanns County School Commissioner. July 21 1883.
Local items report a $100000 county loan program for Randolph and Quitman lands, land deeds must be recorded first. Jailer vacancy, a small cyclone, Beau Oliver leaves Georgetown, plans to attend Louisville Exposition, mill burglars escape, freight disputes over melon shipments, deaths and travels mentioned, cotton opening hopeful, farming optimism for Quitman County, Col. Win Voughithe dies, Union Seminary professor visits, telegraphers strike tensions, bridge concerns near Morris Station, Savannah spring military event planned with sizable funding.
Notices announce cheap columns for five cents per line with no less than twenty five, advertisements for beer on draught, watch and jewelry repairs, fruit stands seeking buyers, building and repair services, and various sales. Includes anecdotes on stockpiling, pest remedies, and a sentimental Civil War romance. Mentions Kendall’s Spavin Cure, Kenleyedeland, and Brandreth's Pills with testimonials and local notes.
An eighty year old resident, John H. Mann, touts Brandreth's Pills as a universal cure and life elixir. He claims cures for measles, scarlet fever, whooping cough, female troubles, rheumatism, kidney issues, dysentery, paralysis, and more, and notes widespread use. The item also mentions Egypt cholera deaths and a New York Bank warning about the plague.
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