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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1870
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage discusses public sentiment and decency, referencing women and decorum. It appears to critique exhibitions and social propriety, noting disapproval and the idea that laws do not yet prevent certain acts. The fragment lacks clear names or events.
A fox hunted through a village center ends in a fatal shot by Capt. B J Smith, as readers recall a tale of instinct and church power. The piece notes a crowd dispersal, a crowd-pleasing tightrope act, and a reflective sermon on propriety and virtue.
The Georgia affair, described as fraud by the press, claims Bullock used deception to seat substitutes not elected by the people. It argues that vacancies must be filled by election and that those seated were eligible at election time, criticizing the Legislature as undemocratic and alleging imperial influence by New York rings and conspirators.
The London Times reports 1869 Great Britain cotton imports at 3,383,620 bales, down from 1868 due to U S and South American crop shortfalls. India and Mediterranean stocks rose, total European imports reach 4,565,000 bales.
A 19th century health column advises using Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters to strengthen digestion and nerves against spring ailments. It claims a strong digestive system guards against damp air, fevers, nervous debility, and hypochondria, promising renewed vigor without brain fog.
The article describes two potato planting methods: deep furrows for rural use with straw mulch and manure, and close row planting in towns with simple plough planting and vine mulching. It cites a Southern Watchman endorsement favoring close planting and mulching, then shifts to political commentary on Florida corruption and Littlefield.
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