26 Feb 1875
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1875
Page
1
Practical guidance on dish washing, sweeping, bed making, ironing, and cooking as light daily exercise for women. Contains anecdotes about a pocketbook notice by a missionary and a long humor piece on hash, limburger cheese, and social quirks, with quotes from Prairie Farmer and American Agriculturist.
The notice explains payment requirements for ads including time extensions, penalties for late payment, and rates for various insertions such as transient ads and obituary notices. It outlines annual ad deduc tions, continuation rules, and fees for displaying candidate names and other materials.
A reflective verse piece describes winter trees and mute birds awaiting spring. The text pivots to a string of satirical marriage proverbs from Shakespeare and others, noting matrimony’s quirks and social observations.
A moralistic period piece argues that insanity in Canada stems from hereditary and social factors, condemns cousin marriages, and warns against education neglect and street life. It criticizes flirtatious behavior by women with dissipated men and ends with a quip about Digger Indians' solemnity.
A reflective verse laments absence and social memory as a debtor contemplates being missed at home and by lenders. The speaker wonders if tailor, landlord, banks, and friends recall him while debts chase him and he longs to return to familiar places.
The fragment argues death is not generally painful due to oxygen deprivation and lung failure, with exceptions from disease or moral factors. It notes memory persists beyond life, citing the Count of St Germain as an example of prodigious recollection and mental feats across history.
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