Th Pacific Coast League closes in on title
The league race tightens as top clubs contend for the lead with key matches this week. Coaches and players focus on defense and fast breaks while spectators anticipate a decisive finish in late season play.
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Cuthbert Appeal in Cuthbert, Georgia
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1873
Page
1
The Appeal Friday Publication Advertisement Notice
The Appeal states papers are printed every Friday morning and will stop at the end of time paid. It notes orders without payment will receive no attention and no papers will be sent without cash.
Rates of Advertising in the Publication
The notice outlines advertising rates including one square ten lines or fewer at 100 and 75 cents for each additional line. Yearly advertising receives deductions. transient ads must be prepaid or incur 25 percent late fees. Candidates’ announcements cost 9.00, with cash required. Obituary notices over five lines follow standard rates. All ads and letters to the proprietor receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailcommunic Vious
Jon Work
Hirdvills
Nat
Atlantic
A Warning of a Drunken Officer’s Wanderings Ends in Death
A Worcester memorial recounts a once promising Connecticut lawyer who became a drunkard. He served as a colonel, suffered a life of debauchery across ships and continents, and died at thirty six in Elizabeth New Jersey. The note contrasts temperance with his ruin. It also cites brief items on fires in Boston, Butler’s political notoriety, U S railway mail mileage, Col Charles Marshall’s Lee biography, and Stubbs on pillow cases.
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Worcester
Mass
Connecticut
China
St. Helena
Cape Town
Hotlentuts
Straits of Madagascar
Singapore
Japan
San Francisco
Elizabeth
N. J
Col. Chas. Marshall
Baltimore
Gen. R.e.lee
North
South
Patrons of Husbandry touted as solver of planter woes
Dr J P Stephens argues the Order of Patrons of Husbandry offers unity and mutual aid to Georgia planters facing economic pressure from railroads, cotton markets, and middlemen. He urges Southwestern farmers to join Leesburg based Patrons to gain education, cooperation, and lower costs while resisting financial predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tne
Ganges
Leesburg
Lee County
J. P. Sveruens
Vienna Hotel Keepers Plan Timely Bills Toward Americans
A fragment reports Vienna hotel keepers mistrust Americans and insist on exact settlement of charges, noting they present their bills on time. The item hints at friction in hospitality practices and financial dealings between locals and foreign guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Habits of New York Banking Leaders Profile
In a New York Morning Letter, we observe Wall Street figures at 9 a m entering offices as banks open. The Manhattan Bank head Morrison a self-made Scotch Presbyterian walks from 9 to closing, while Stout of Shoe and Leather leads with Methodist vigor and diligence. Winston of Mutual Life works long hours as an Episcopalian and financier of benevolent causes. Clews arrives early, greets all, and remains until after 5, a generous Union League patron living at the league rooms. The piece contrasts old and new business eras in rich men’s behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany News
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Sayih
Wall Street
Mi Dle
Rothschild
Hagbardry
Tle
Esort
Manhattan Bank
Morrison
Stout
Shoe and Leather
Tie
Winston
The
Mutual Life
New York
Ave
Clews
Union League Rooms
Rare arithmetical feat at Hebrew School in New Orleans
The Hebrew Educational Society School of New Orleans reports a unique multiplication challenge. Students must multiply 9 by 9 and % by 81 repeatedly for nine steps, using each result as the next multiplier. Miss Sallie F. Salomon wins a silk prize after three months of study, completing 263 numeral compounds and 90,000 figures across four or five square yards of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Educational Society School of
New Orleans
Arithmetiec
Sallie F. Salomon
A. Dalsheimer
Quirky Probate Encounter Ends With a Comical Request
A person seeking a letter of administration asks the Judge of Probate if he resides elsewhere. The judge replies he is the judge, prompting the applicant to joke about a number of “fatherless scorpions” and offering to be “sacrificed” if a letter of condemnation is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Stinneer
Secret of Success Lies in Hard Work Says Noted Figures
A collection of quotes from Turner and others insists success comes from labor not talent. Dr Arnold, Reynalds, Johnson, Sydney Smith and Mirabeau emphasize directed effort, sustained toil, and purpose. The piece urges recognizing the value of labor over innate genius and cautions against counting steps in life’s long road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Paister
Arnold
Reynalds
Johnson
Sydney Smith
Mirabeau
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Calavila
The Stuttering Shopper Chooses Tough Turkeys
A sharp old man with a stutter visits a grocer and asks for the four toughest turkeys. The grocer selects the four, claiming they are the tough ones, and the customer points to the remaining four, declaring he will take those.
Reckless Drinking Deaths Mocked by Jury Verdicts
A man died in a drunken fit with a jury ruling death by banging round a rum shop. The phrasing insulted his family, while a California case deemed the event accidental death while unpacking glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Young man warns against fools misjudging fools
A young man argues experience shows a first to be a fool who fools others, and the fool who is fooled by such a fool is the most foolish. He says he has been badly fooled and urges judging wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
Memphis
Tod
Jim
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New York Tribune
Buttler
Washington
Cincinnati Commercial
United States
Stubbs
the Order of Patrons of Husbandry
J. P. Stephens
Businness Viem
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