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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1880
Page
1
An irregular ad for Locmi department store in Eufaula Georgia promotes cheaper alcohol brands and bottling notes while mixing military poetry and curious facts about bridges. The piece also quotes railcar and mule brain notions, concluding with a medicinal claim about marrow bind remedies.
A tale unfolds in Lance and Lewellyn families with Aileen Lewellyn and Annie Lance as would-be brides. Harvey Lane murders Raymond Lance to stop Annii from marrying into the Lewellyn line, while a inheritance and betrayal scheme entwines, ending with a deadly truth awaiting the next week’s conclusion.
Americus Recorder endorses Dixie Baking Powder made in Macon by Dr. Roland B. Mall. The note says it improves baking, uses various liquids, contains no spurious ingredients, and is cheaper and healthier than northern powders. Advertises sale in Cuthbert by W T Spowell, Druggist.
An 83 year old woman praises Parker's Hair Ball for restoring natural color thick hair and eliminating dandruff after six months use. The ad also promotes J W Stanford and J W Watson's photographic gallery in Enfanla Alabama with new apparatus and large frame stock. Astron announces monthly office hours and fruit tree offerings with Harperins Narceries nursery at Ward Station as authorized agent.
The piece urges relentless labor and self discipline, warning against idleness. It contrasts diligent workers with those who squander time, asserting industry brings appetite, restful sleep, and a brighter life, while cautioning against overwork. It also weaves in miscellaneous notes including Zulu regiments and domestic tips.
An Arkansas Gazette summary describes a man arraigned before a colored judge on charges of killing a man and stealing a mule. The dialogue contrasts Arkansas and Texas law as the defendant weighs which jurisdiction to use, with the judge noting differing legal rights and a possible death sentence for the mule theft. The piece highlights cross state legal tensions in a courtroom exchange.
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