Washington Lodge Meets Monthly in Fraternal Rites
The Appeal notes that Washington Lodge No. 19 F and A M convenes on the first Friday at 16 o'clock AM and the third Saturday night each month. C C Burke serves as W M and RoHaun as Secretary.
31 Dec 1875
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1875
Page
1
The Appeal notes that Washington Lodge No. 19 F and A M convenes on the first Friday at 16 o'clock AM and the third Saturday night each month. C C Burke serves as W M and RoHaun as Secretary.
A nostalgic Christmas poem depicts children peeking at dawn as rosy sunlight reveals small white figures and cherub-like messengers. The piece describes stockings, mistletoe, and holy symbols carried by chubby hands, greeting a home with welcome and festive warmth.
The Scientific American lists four reasons to invest in southern cotton mills, including cheaper labor, lower living costs, abundant coal and cheap water rights, and direct raw cotton from producers. It notes benefits from buying seed, ginning, and spinning in one plant, stronger yarn, less waste, and seeds sold for oil. It also mentions the shift away from plantation systems to small farms and improved cotton yields per acre.
A clerk and a well off merchant’s daughter wed after years of courtship in an Ohio city. They bore three children before the husband’s tragedy and the wife’s struggles to survive. The tale turns to a remarriage and a shared life after the two women met in the husband’s home. The account includes cholera era details and a concluding note on a homeowner’s wartime deception and a farmer’s deed on a cow.
A long list of quips, nursery morals, and comic reflections spans various topics. It quotes religious cautionary lines about cheating, temperance, and heaven, alongside humorous one liners about lawyers, belles, deck of cards, and digestion. It includes stray regional vignettes about Taylor county, a peacock over sixty, and a child’s monarch question from Chemung county schools.
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