17 Mar 1871
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1871
Page
1
Methodist Church led by R B Lester offers preaching at 11 AM and 7 12 PM with Sunday School at 3 PM Baptist Church under F M Caster holds services at 11 AM and 7 12 PM with Sunday School at 9:30 AM Presbyterian Church led by J B Corby lists Sunday School at 9 1 2 AM and worship times.
A mournful poem at a graveside memory, invoking a mother’s grave and memory. The speaker laments loss, recalls childhood, and longs for the mother’s comforting presence. The verse uses flowers and night winds as symbols of mourning and spiritual contact.
The piece contrasts beauty and modesty as sources of genuine charm, arguing modesty enhances a woman's beauty and fate, while promoting steady, line upon line study and persistent effort as the path to knowledge and opportunity. A Western steeling house notice warns that bill-sticking will be prosecuted.
Long analysis of ocean currents led by the Equatorial River and its Gulf Stream branch. The piece traces how warm Atlantic and Pacific flows shaped Europe’s milder climate, mentioning Greenland, Ireland, England, and Brittany, and speculates on historical land links and planetary motion.
A New York merchant in a letter to the Sun lauds Savannah for postwar rise driven by the Georgia Central Railroad Company. He credits its transit and banking role, plus advances on crops, for Savannah becoming the South’s second export and business hub amid Northern investment. He contrasts Charleston and New Orleans’ stagnation and cites carpetbag government corruption in South Carolina and Louisiana as harming regional vigor. The piece ends with a comic aside from a romance scene about income.
A mosaic of quoted meditations on mortality and virtue follows poems and aphorisms, contrasting eternal themes with a note on Confederates as potential restorers. It includes nursing guidance for rest and quiet, and a wry math aside about a hog and square roots.
A compendium of quips and cartoons reflecting light verse and humorous anecdotes. Jests on ads and business, a farmer’s claims, a purse of puns, a fish on Sunday, and a playful take on woman suffrage with character sketches and old-time voice.
The Potsdam project surpasses the St. Louis depth by drilling past 5500 feet after starting as an artesian well near the Insane Asylum. At 300 feet a vast rock salt stratum was found and remains unreached at the salt bed circumference tests. Salt frequently appears at roughly 300 feet through distant bore holes, according to the St. Louis Republican.
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