17 Jan 1879
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1879
Page
1
The garbled court record narrates a murder tied to a blacksmith and his son. The witness testifies to a hammer found near the victim and a valise containing only old clothes. The smith and son were later executed.
Fragmented ad copy markets a throat and chest remedy with exaggerated claims. It touts fast relief for heartburn cough and lung issues, promising cure through a mysterious formula. The text blends product branding with dubious health assertions.
The text appears as a damaged public notice or advertisement discussing a remedy for coughs and throat tightening. It mentions Tar compound money of Tar, public speakers, Demosthenic regimen and vendors in Georgia, Fort Gaines, Cuthbert, and Pareuaw & Co.
Fragments discuss digestion of food and bodily nerves in a health column. The text references various maladies and a claim by a person named Jones about proving something related to an apparent remedy.
The text presents a garbled mix of medical details on infant and adult pulse rates, health observations, and scattered phrases about money pressure and a distressed Irishman. It appears to be a damaged OCR extract from a historical page, with many misspellings and incomplete sentences.
The snippet describes at home experiments to mimic bells using a poker and strings, noting sound transmission through strings versus air. It shifts to a moral piece about "The Poor Girl," arguing many women are made helpless by lack of work taught, urging parents to train daughters in a livelihood, and ends with garbled notes on sound speeds and a harpoon incident.
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