22 Jul 1881
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1881
Page
1
A long excerpted passage blends biblical survey from Genesis to Malachi with notes on 19th century journalism and technology, then shifts to Civil War era reflections. It cites Exoduses, Kings, and Prophets, juxtaposes religious history with press advances, and includes opinions on Guiteau, education, sleep, child care, and moral exhortations. The piece weaves religious education with modern reportage and social commentary.
Our Nation Department presents an unusually large stock for men women and children and a full grocery supply. We call special attention to our Lace Curtains and Lambrequina now admired by customers. The furniture store and curtain options are showcased while pricing aims to be cheap for cash or on time. We strive to offer affordable goods in the market today.
A historical meditation contrasts examples of pride and humility from Ben Franklin and a Congress farmer with reflections on family lineage and virtue. It argues that noble birth can aid or hinder character, and stresses the value of honest work and self reliance over ostentatious heritage. The piece cites moral lines about honor earned through action and a Texan lover’s expressed longing for a simple, righteous life.
A Louisville publisher recalls a school visit where a German professor described the whale that swallowed Jonah. He noted the throat’s three inch width, and a student asked if the whale swallowed Jonah. The professor replied with a wry line about a Jew wanting to go anywhere, and the class laughed while the professor recovered.
The piece argues for lighter clothing, simpler foods, and rapid changes to daily living. It promotes fresh air in crowded streets and houses, denouncing stagnation, and features a remark on social reactions to air and scent in households. It includes stray quotes reflecting social norms and a funeral scene.
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