The Cuthbert Appeal Subscription Terms
The notice lists subscription options with a one year term priced at 300 dollars and a gendered name price of 200 dollars payable in advance. It reflects registry language from a historic publication.
06 Aug 1870
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1870
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options with a one year term priced at 300 dollars and a gendered name price of 200 dollars payable in advance. It reflects registry language from a historic publication.
The notice outlines legal ad rates and procedures for estate matters including letters of administration guardianship final settlements and dismissions. It details fees for citations applications notices and sales of land and personal property with publication timeframes and court requirements.
A long editorial poem praises self reliance and industry urging readers to hoe their own row to gain wealth and respect. It contrasts diligent workers with idle claimants and cites Alice Cary as the author. The piece segues into a sermon excerpt about the newspaper as practical thinking and its lasting influence despite fleeting daily use.
Christie Kane learns Cousin John St George is her match as Aunt Helen engineers a flirtation to thwart a plan with Frank Wilton. The pair grow closer at dinners, opera, and drives, culminating in a seaside confession of love and a marriage proposal. The piece blends romance with family meddling and a gentle homeward turn.
A moral exhortation urges young men to choose a trade or profession and persevere through hard times. It condemns aimless drift and the “shiftless and unstable” mindset, praising industry, perseverance, and self-reliance as paths to wealth and usefulness.
Detroit Free Press cites Nuremberg archives noting multiple centuries of extreme heat. From 1132 droughts in Alsace to 1648 with 58 consecutive hot days and 113 F readings, summers disrupted rivers, crops, theatres, and even warfare.
A London Lancet extract critiques overfeeding and stimulants in enteric fever. It recalls two nurses, a devoted family, and empty calories of beef tea jelly and alcohol causing wasting, delirium, and death, urging food as primary sustenance and questioning prolonged use of wine and ammonia.
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