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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1874
Page
1
A moral exhortation on kindness and encouragement opens with the refrain that helping others brings mutual benefit and relief from burdens. It shifts to a scientific note about ocean temperature depths and Gulf Stream warmth, then ends with a humorous dialogue about rapid building and new lights, and then liver.
The National Grange of the United States adopts a manifesto outlining aims to strengthen manhood and womanhood among members, foster home comforts, reduce debt, support education, and promote mutual cooperation while maintaining political neutrality. A memorial urging mixed farming in the South and self sufficiency is also adopted.
A fragment noting Mrs DeLang and her daughter Maria a beautiful singer living nearby sparks chatter. A late night cry from Maria singing to her sweetheart is misheard as cats or steam but revealed as a private moment. A second piece extols a good wife guiding strength wisdom and economy at home.
A man drinking in Arkaneas towns collapses in a hogshed where hogs cradle him in warmth. He awakens amid bedfellows mistaken for fellow drinkers and asks why he is shaved as he suspects a tavern visit. The tale blends humor and rustic accident in a rural setting.
An aged speaker narrates a chaotic railway platform moment with a hot chicken meal and curious questions about a chicken and a boy named Jonathan. The dialogue drifts to a proposal to divide Texas into Eastern and Western states, with era-like commentary on regional boundaries and land.
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