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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1873
Page
3
The Cuthbert Appeal reports Sheriff Lovett Smith’s qualification and local happenings from robins to frost, farm work, and merchants planning spring stock. It urges smallpox vaccination, covers a Masonic supper in Eufaula, a death in Benevolence, and defends its meningitis epidemic reporting while noting schools remain in operation.
Dyspepsia described as a complex disorder linked to stomach brain balance and liver function. The advertisement touts Hostetter’s Bitters as a tonic that tones the stomach, regulates the liver, and steadies nerves, claiming it prevents indigestion and relieves debility and melancholy. It positions the remedy as a universal support for chronic indigestion and related symptoms.
An OCR fragment lists grocery items with irregular spellings and misreads. Visible entries include candles, wax, various grains, rye, oats, sugar, and prices per unit, interspersed with garbled codes and stray numerals. Context suggests a late-19th or early-20th century price sheet or stock list lacking clear dates or locations.
An assortment of patent medicines and cures are advertised including Dr. Terr’s Liver Regulator, Lyon’s Ka THAIRON for hair regrowth, and Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for liver issues. The piece touts liver, stomach and kidney restoration, hair revitalization, and general well being, urging readers to buy via local vendors and mail-order price lists.
The advertisement urges migrants to the West to use the Missouri Pacific Railroad from St. Louis to Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado Utah Wyoming Nevada Oregon and California. It claims superior track and equipment and mentions connections to Texas via Kansas & Texas Railroad and Atlantic and Pacific routes. Agents J. F. Thompson in Chattanooga and E. A. Ford in St. Louis are noted for maps schedules and rates.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company advertises 200000 acres in Central and Southwest Missouri from $3 to $12 per acre with free transportation from St Louis, offering climate soil timber minerals and good society to attract settlers. Address A Tuck Land Commissioner Saint Louis Mo.
A broad slate gains backing from newspapers clergy doctors seed dealers druggists planters farmers and liverymen. The varied endorsements reflect broad community approval.
An advertisement extols a Chinese China Corn variety called 32 rowed Cora. It claims high yields, deep sap roots, early ripening, strong stalks, and better meal quality. Prices are cut to per package with bulk discounts, and endorsements from Oscaola residents and local merchants back the claims. Local farmers are urged to test the seed, with sample shipments accompanying orders.
Premiums totaling 2250 are offered through Fires National Bank Oscaola Va for top yields per acre. 2100 goes to the largest yield, 50 to one half acre, 25 to one quarter acre. Reports due December 1 to First National Bank Oscendo Va with sworn estimate of 65 lbs per bushel and a sample ear. A. W. Henderson of Green Castle Ind previously won 100 for largest yield from a two pound seed.
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