22 Mar 1867
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1867
Page
1
A miscellany combines a verse tale about a Cambridge fox and a talking point on a loyal pet’s mischief with a narrative of a fox’s nightly thefts and a farmer’s cat-and-dogs scene. It closes with quirky anecdotes about repetitive February dates and a brief note on a Japanese fire comparing past conflagrations.
In a domestic vignette, Kate urges seventy-five cents for dress braid, while Albert reluctantly funds it. After a quarrel, he notices their child Lizzie craving a hoop, prompting a wiser turn toward frugality. A billiards outing reveals the cost of leisure versus family needs, leading Albert to buy a simple hoop and mend his spending. The tale ends with a reaffirmed balance between duty and affection, illustrating thoughtful sacrifice and improved household harmony.
A Negro man draws local attention in Kant Machine village Me as residents, many seeing a Black person for the first time, discuss his color with a child who asks who painted him. In Danville Ky a widow raises an orphan boy who marries at eighteen, two generations of guardianship ending with a 96 year old widow and an 18 year old bride. A Fort Valley Ledger correspondent tallies cotton losses at 8340 and stock losses at 1960 since 1865 amid alleged theft by Negroes, suggesting limited remedies. The Lake City Press editor revels in a dinner of green peas on the eighth..
A disjointed OCR passage mixes jokes about a school animal riddle with debates on farming methods and fertility, plus scattered remarks on agriculture policy and aging trees. It also mentions an old tree in England and a California stump, with stray references to wartime dogs and civic oaths in a muddled historical context.
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