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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1876
Page
4
A historical vignette lists cases of brain injury and disease showing memory losses and odd recoveries. It cites Dr. Abercrombie and various anecdotes of patients who regain or lose language, recall, or motor control after head trauma and illness, noting paradoxes in brain function.
A Virginia City Enterprise piece recalls a bold young woman from San Francisco who visited the slaughterhouse with two ladies. She sat by the bullocks during killings, thrust her paralyzed right arm into the throats to stop the bleeding, and gradually recovered use of her hand, leaving the workers touched by her bravery before she disappeared.
An eight day clock on display in Paris chimes quarters and plays sixteen tunes. It shows moon age, sun rise and set, tides, and ships at high water, plus day, date, month and zodiac signs. It includes an equation table comparing clock and sun for each day.
A satirical critique of a horse jockey praised for cunning and deft trading in the racing world. The writer portrays him as quick to misrepresent, eager to swap anything, and lacking deep conscience, yet skilled in horse business.
A jail inmate reflects on his downfall from street life to crime. He recalls leaving home, learning to lounge, swear, smoke, gamble, and pilfer in the street, while a visiting gentleman notes the dangers of street culture and its ruinous influence on youths.
M A McNulty principal with E B McNulty and Ellen Martin as assistants. Pupils divided into Collegiate Preparatory and Primary. Rates listed for monthly tuition and board with incidental fees. emphasis on experienced graduates and coordinated instruction south of Macon.
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