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The notice outlines an advance payment schedule with two dollars and twenty cents figures, mentions six morus and a total of 125 dollars in combined terms, and appears to reference a levy or subscription model.
20 Jan 1870
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1870
Page
1
The notice outlines an advance payment schedule with two dollars and twenty cents figures, mentions six morus and a total of 125 dollars in combined terms, and appears to reference a levy or subscription model.
A narrative describes a Presbyterian visitor asking one central question about old or new doctrine, provoking a private exchange with a person who questions the visitor’s stance. The scene shifts as the visitor’s arrival draws a crowd from various backgrounds seeking a word, each speaking simultaneously.
A reader recalls a short poem by Joan Clare displayed in a garden house setting. The verse laments not seeing future summers and a weed blooming from dust, capturing seasonal imagery and reflective longing.
An elderly Beaumont wanderer visits the Beaumont family in a cold December tale. He reveals kinship with Anna Beaumont Lowe and reappears as uncle Henry Beaumont, bringing a piano purchase and a visit that shifts fortunes and social doors.
The article reports a sunspot event on September 1 1859 observed in Oxford and London. It describes rapid solar activity traveling 34 000 miles in five minutes and simultaneous magnetic disturbances worldwide. Telegraphs sparked, auroras dazzled and scientists linked solar energy to Earthly earthquakes and volcanic activity.
John A. Monroe of St John New Brunswick was convicted of murder after a year long inquiry. Remains of a mother and child were found in woods ten miles from St John, with only skulls bones and clothing. A backman recalled carrying a woman and child near the site with Monroe eleven months earlier. Investigators linked Monroe to a birth of a child by Susan M. Vail and the sale of her house before she disappeared. The Wickman testified to transporting Monroe and Mrs K and child near the time of the crimes.
The Portland Press outlines how a child’s remains and pieces of evidence tied Miss Vail to a murder. Clues include a flattened lead fragment from a truss, a ransacked Boston warehouse, and a shipboard theft linked to Miss Clarke. The chain of evidence points to Monroe, with defense citing character and mercy.
A public admonition condemns drinking as social yet costly harm. It links liquor to ruined health, lost wages, broken homes, and unfit work, urging readers to act on better judgment. Also reports Joseph Heitkamp’s suspended animation doubts after a St. Louis merchant’s deathbed coffin scene and a miracle-seeking interruption.
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