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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1878
Page
3
A garbled OCR patch recalls soil crops and methods, nitrous oxide history, a February wedding in Revdutplr and Miss Lydia Knighton, a near-fire incident with a daughter’s quick roof rescue, and early anesthesia notes. The text blends agricultural hopes, medical lore, and local notices from a bygone issue.
Religious denominations in Georgia show Baptists as the largest group with about 2,300 churches and more than 193,000 members. The Episcopal Church was introduced by John Wesley in 1736 and early figures include Thomas Humphries and others mentioned in the fragment, with an obituary note for former Senator Ben Wade in Ohio.
An assortment of brief items: a lively all day singing event in Alabama, a young performer mimics a raptor dance while whistling Chicken in the bread tray, Mr. J T Gibson buys and repairs the Ellington house, late planting concerns for Hatchers Steps farmers, a promising small rain crop, mentions of Spring songs, and Bobbie Sasith’s remarkable pet or “bound dog” with a piecer on its foot, prompting a call for a dog remedy.
The Fort Gaines area reports grinding readiness at Hr J T Walkers sawmill and hints at soon starting operations. Citizens discuss the Wallacka event, local leaders comment on youth Dosier, and changing views on girls. A marriage of Eward Crawford and Claudia Bird is noted, both from Alabama, with a pneumonia death of Hi A. Vintom after a two week illness. Military drills are planned at the Court House on Saturday the 16th at o o'clock PM, commanded by Captain J C Smrson. Fort Gaines Guards elect officers: J G Webb Captain, B B Blocker 1st Lieutenant, J H Birdsong 2nd Lieutenant, W Morris 3rd Lieutenant. A cotton factory is desired by locals.
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