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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1882
Page
1
A reflection contrasts the hardest time of waiting with a boy's restless energy. It praises boyhood resilience and humor as a friend, describing a boy’s daily feats from rabbit hunts to chores and calls for enduring loyalty and companionship through every weather.
A vivid account of the Petersburg breach known as the Crater. It recalls the July 30 1864 mine explosion that opened a yawning crater where 4000 Federals fell and over 1000 Confederates died or were captured. The piece details digging the mine, the failed fuse, the chaotic assault, and the grim aftermath with buried corpses and exhibits of relics from the battle.
Descriptions of polar seas harsh winds and ice formations with ice smoke and needle-like particles. Observations on cold, sun, and wind effects, plus a humorous exchange between railroad workers and a geography lesson ending with a moral on private follies and curiosity.
A fragmented dictionary style entry compiling humorous and satirical definitions. Includes terms like Auction Auburn Bachelor Backbite and Candor with commentary on society, manners, virtue, and knowledge. The piece parodies language, morality, and social roles in a period-tinged vernacular.
Advertises new dress goods and linings with fast filling, urging customers to trade in old items for new furniture and fabrics. Mentions Goratoresia and a quick exchange process, highlighting quality and variety.
Local grocer advertises a wide range of staples and household goods with emphasis on low prices and full stock. Shoppers are urged to visit for bargains across the grocery lines.
In Austin a man explains charging six dollars per load of Grewood to cover lawyer fees for an anticipated indictment. He notes neighbor John Smith pays four dollars for similar wood, yet avoids indictment due to influence as grand jury foreman. The piece also critiques fashion shifts and wealth commentary.
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