The Cuthbert Appeal Subscriptions and Rates
Advertising and subscription terms for The Cuthbert Appeal are outlined. One year $3.00 and six months $2.00 in advance. Advertising: first insertion $1.60 for ten lines, 75 cents each additional line. Yearly ads receive liberal discounts. Transient ads paid at insertion. candidate notices $5. Obituary notices over five lines priced at standard rates. Personal promotion or society ads billed as advertisements. Proposals for Pamphlets and Handbills offered at reasonable rates. Messages to the Proprietor will be attended to promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fons
The Moneyless Man and Scattered Poems
A poem by Henry T. Stanton laments charity and doors closed to the moneyless, urging readers to confront banks, courts, churches, and wealth. It includes a warning by Jeremiah Bailey on whisky and guns, an editor’s insane dream about subscribers paying bills, and a short moral about spending wisely and paying cash.
The Resources and Pleasures of a Cultivated Mind
A reflective treatise extols the cultivated mind as a source of vast joy and power. It argues knowledge aligns humanity with the divine, invites communion with nature and great works, and frames immortality and spiritual growth as the culmination of intellectual and moral cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Delos
Delphi
Earth
Haroun-al-Rashid
Scio
Tully
Rome
Milton
Immortal vision and the soul’s eternal ascent
A poetic meditation on eternal life through soul development beyond time, praising immortal existence as the Bible Christian privilege. The speaker envisions lifting beyond earthly joy, communion with the wise, and an angelic glory, culminating in surrender to divine mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Isle
Pollok
Caledonia
Jet and its use from Gages river origins to modern finds
A historical overview traces jet’s name origin at the Gages river, its abrasion through gagates to jet, and its later finds in Britain Whitby and France Aude Spain Villaviciosa and the craft uses from jewelry to mourning pieces The piece notes its hardness polishability and a Roman era use with a carved ear ring and touches on a 1800 revival and rising American demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gages
Great Britain
Whitby
Yorkshire
Alam
France
Department of
Aude
Spain
Villaviciosa
Austrias
England
Elizabeth
Be like the rose and nurture blooming virtue in youth
A reflective poem urges purity and inner strength in a young girl, urging her to imitate a rose’s growth toward beauty. It contrasts virtue with fashion and ends with a warning against idleness. The text shifts to a long, miscellaneous list of trivia and brief jokes from various readers and newspapers, including quips about weddings, editors, and daily life.
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E. H. Purdy
Saidles
Whitaker and Bryan &Ts
Savannah
Guilmartin
John Flannery
L. J. Guilmartin & CO
Bay St
Savannah, Ga
Powells Mills
A. J. Miller
Broughton Street
Georgia
Marietta Marble Yard
Maabie
T. 8S. Powell
Cuthbert, Ga
J. A. Bisaner
Marietta, Ga
George S. Hart & CO
Pearl
Bridge Sts
N. Y
Jim
Reed & Clarke
New York
Broadway
Worth Street
Peter Cence
Oy Snes & Cps
O ‘Poole
George Page & CO
N. Schroeder St
Baltimore
Leffel
Cuthbert
Uuess Secompa
HENRY _T. STANTON
Banks
Mammon
Rod
Mongless
Jeremiah Bailey
New Madrid
Fancy
Learth
Christ
God
Jacob
J. M. Bouann
Sis
John
Womaly
Buddha
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Solomon
Newnan Ga
Charleston Courier
Will Stiele
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