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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1880
Page
1
The piece blends a lyrical early style about beauty and courtship with essays on home life. It moves through a portrait of a courting scene, then shifts to reflections on fault finding, labor issues, and social commentary. It weaves poems, letters, and anecdotes with local notes and questions about public figures and events.
No. 26 Mark Twain in his new book Trumps Abroad recounts a hotel misadventure after a wet tour group. The narrative mixes travel satire with fashion folly and scattered aphorisms on life, humor, and society from a late 19th century voice.
Local department notes McKenzie & Co of Eufaula are the select agents for Extra No 1 Ale a cheaper and better article than beer. They handle Anheuser Bottled beer and are said to be the largest liquor dealers in Southeast Alabama and Southwest Georgia with direct distillery orders. They promote pure distilled goods and claim cheap whisky is often counterfeit. They stock Gilwon Whisky and buy lard in carloads to offer competitive prices with low freight. Gulf American Tongs advertised at the California Store.
The Americus Recorder promotes Dizio Baking Powder as a superior, healthful option without aluminum or harmful additives. It highlights Dr. Ireland Hall’s endorsement and urges readers, especially homemakers, to try the powder and support local business through T. S. Powell, Druggist in Cuthbert.
A testimonial from 350 writer street praising Parker's Mair Bull for restoring natural brown color, reducing dandruff, and leaving hair silky. The ad claims no dandruff or falling hair, scalp clean, and natural look, sold in large bottles for 50 cents and one dollar by A. W. Stanford.
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