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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1871
Page
4
Fragment from a friend’s account describes a condemned man who killed his wife and children and burned the house after a breakfast quarrel. The interviewer boasts of breaking a hardened criminal, claiming tears at his mother's name, while the subject remains defiant and unrepentant.
A collage of historical figures with humble origins and a set of wry anecdotes. It recalls Bolivar, Virgil, Milton, Horace, Demosthenes, Burns, Shakespeare, Woolsey, Cromwell, Whitefield, Columbus, and Aster, then shifts to moral maxims and a comic juror tale about Port Hudson.
Purports to cure dyspepsia indigestion and female complaints by invigorating the stomach and liver. Claims cleanse blood, restore vitality, relieve liver torpor, biliousness and jaundice, with gentle tonic action and safe vegetable preparation. Prepared by unknown.
A supplier announces a fertilizer formula using Sulphate of Lime Dissolved Bones Sulphate of Soda Nitrate of Soda Sulphate of Ammonia Common Salt and Potash. Packages for one ton priced at 32, with mixing required by the farmer. Chemicals can be bought separately or as mixed. Agents appointed in principal towns for orders and information.
A Hancock County Agricultural Club committee reports on corn cotton trials at R Parran’s White Plains plot Greene County. Home Made Fertilizer yielded more unopened bolls than other blends across multiple 186 to 190 foot rows with varying costs per acre. The panel endorses the Home Made formula, offers to supply chemicals and instructions to planters at 32 dollars per hundredweight, and invites early orders.
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