21 Jul 1871
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1871
Page
1
Sawtell and Christian publish subscription rates Otto Year and Six Months with prepaid options. Advertisements priced by space with ten lines or less at base rate, extra lines charged, notices may continue until canceled. Announcing and transient ads have special rates, corporate or private interest ads treated as advertisements. Office notices request prompt insertion and cash payment.
A six or seven year old incident describes a pointsman in a cabin watching signals. He spots his child playing near the rails and, despite danger, shifts the points to save the down train. His action spares the child as the train passes. the man hopes and trusts to God for his son.
A NY gentleman in Cincinnati, three weeks ago, overhears a Dutch patron at St Louis toast scenes as a girl announces three boys at home. The moment the news sinks in the glasses stop. Also includes Birnie's Advice to Joe on marriage urging practicality over romance and pedigree.
A Milwaukee bank tale recounts how a disguise wearing Reverend Elliot, alias White Haired Bobby, aided by Slippery Jim, planned a vault heist. Archer, the cashier, becomes prisoner, escapes, then exposes the crime, captures the robbers, and helps convict them.
A New York merchant, long averse to ads, dismisses a young agent’s push. His rival son admits sending three hundred dollars to Rowell & Co and receives three hundred dollar samples and buyers. The elder discovers the Daily Babble ad saved them, proving advertising profitable.
A letter from Rochester recounts a wild rail journey from Syracuse to Rochester with sketches of passengers and comic encounters. The narrator describes a dog, a bitterly spoken woman, a weary man reading, and jokes about irony and aging. He shares a local joke about Sam Patch and notes Rochester’s famous turnouts. He ends with a city tax note and a stat about U.S. sewing machine production.
The quote urges setting aside a liberal advertising share and maintaining constant public presence. It emphasizes that regardless of business, disciplined effort and intelligent promotion lead to fortune, highlighting the role of sustained marketing in commercial success.
A 19th century collage notes women’s appetites, mocks radicals, and prints a nail sizing table. It surveys social myths about female eating, defines a Radical, and lists nail quantities per pound for various penny sizes, reflecting period humor and instruction.
A collage notes varied snippets including paper used for lining ice coolers, Gillet the scissors grinder, beet root brandy interest in England, Florida paper paying for telegrams, a postmaster signing XX, Towa’s lone whisky distillery, a French view on equality, a California grape grower with vineyard value and yield, an Omaha pager on constable shootings and candidate count, a Maltese cat missing in St Mark's Place, an ad from an ironware dealer praising advertising, and a Fisk era remark about James Fisk Jr.
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