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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1869
Page
3
A local note urges readers to make room for agricultural observations and experiments from county planters. Virgil Powers lowers Southwestern Railroad and branch fares to half until October 1. Directors seek 100 efficient Agricultural Club members and promote engagement for the state fair.
A Civil War era letter from Mrs. Ward thanks the Southern Life Insurance Company for paying a ten thousand dollar policy on Maj. Amos B. Ward after his death. She notes prompt settlement within days of a proof of death and praises the Southern company as a key regional insurer keeping funds in the South. The piece extols the company’s role in southern prosperity and opposes northern insurer attacks.
An article compares life insurance company solvency, arguing Southern Life shows strong assets versus liabilities. It cites a table from New York reports, notes Southern Life has 510,602.20 to pay 171,088.01 for a 2.0947 to 100 ratio, states a surplus of 359,674.56, and quotes Atlanta department president Gen Gordon defending the company while urging Southern patronage.
A travel piece describes the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs resort, its Italianate cottages, a central reception house, and a grand hotel with braided bands and baths drawn from a nearby mountain spring. Details cover grounds, amusements, and regional rail and stage connections, noting prices and proximity to Greenbrier and Salt Sulphur, with emphasis on health and pleasure for visitors from nearby states.
A wandering narrative recalls Witely and Havel joining a band among dog-wood and Mountain Laurel. Travelers observe wildlife, a quiet mountain setting, a sudden shower, and a small decayed cabin. They meet a rural family tending a cherished cow named Maggie who inspires genuine warmth amid hardship.
A Savannah Morning News item extols patent tonics and bitters from Bolu mons Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters and Dromgoole products. Letters praise restored health, urging wide use for fever chills and diarrhea with claims of safety and efficacy.
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