11 Mar 1869
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1869
Page
1
Fragment of a dramatic verse depicting a confrontation where the speaker, enraged by an unseen Black person, drives them from a room and declares they will never return. The text echoes Gothic rhetoric with repeated refrain Nevermore and references to labor, fear, and social threat.
A letter to the Evening Post describes dry earth Earth Closet usage at the Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Doctors report dramatic odor control and rapid healing in multiple patients including severe leg fractures varicose ulcers and a breast cancer case. the writer praises the method and urges broader adoption.
A historic letter recounts a 1780 exchange between Henry Laurens and Lord Shelburne about habeas corpus as a foundation of liberty. The piece reflects on constitutional rights, postwar politics, and concerns over rapid power shifts affecting American governance and civil liberties. It also includes miscellaneous anecdotes and a Belfast tone about travel fares and a Nelson relic note.
The item lists advertising charges in the Cuthbert Appeal and discusses societal progress from labor to education. It then shifts to philosophical meditations on life, death, and legacy with quotations about labor, success, and vanity, including a New Orleans Picayune correspondent's digressive manners and a critique of Napoleon's on-foot portrayal.
A fragmented report recalls an execution week where the condemned was ironed in a courtyard before about four hundred spectators. The crowd supposedly heard a Bible chapter as irons were removed, then the sheriff led the man away, with a cautionary note about judging by appearances.
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