03 Jan 1873
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1873
Page
1
The Appeal lists subscription terms and rates, including yearly and per-issue prices. It details ad insertion charges, copy deadlines, and penalties for late payment, with special notes on political notices, obituaries, and announcements. It also states that communications for private ends are treated as advertisements and that writing services are offered at reasonable rates.
A reflective piece urges trust and forgiveness among men, urging brothers to meet eyes, pardon faults, and stand by one another. It blends moral exhortation with observations on empathy, reconciliation, and shared grief against a backdrop of scattered excerpts from a society page.
The piece argues fence law changes shift stock damage liability to owners, not railroads, citing Georgia studies. It lists ten and more reasons to repeal or reform laws, urging a state agricultural society and railroad conference to draft workable legislation.
A veteran narrator laments divided postwar society and lingering slavery wounds. He recalls harsh eras, runaway pictures, and old carriage era pride, contrasting it with present shifts and the demand for reconciliation. He touches on attitudes, true and false hearts, and a playful pun filled verse.
A historical account describes a practice where women are fattened to attain desirable marriage positions. Mothers supervise calorie-heavy regimens, confinement in rooms, ankle chains, and a ritual called draught using a plant seed product. Some die pursuing extreme weight, while elites pursue high-status matches. Bruce notes a queen over four hundred pounds.
A reflective meditation on parting with loved ones and the meaning of goodbyes. The piece ties human emotion to mortality and memory, punctuated by brief anecdotes about manners and wit, urging care in farewell and the weight of final words.
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