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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1883
Page
4
An archaic verse laments the farmer as the indispensable provider who nourishes all others from doctor to king. It portrays the farmer's toil as central to society while reflecting on fame and power shifting to survival and sustenance over rank. Continuous rhymed lines emphasize collective dependency on agrarian labor.
The narrative recalls Martin Van Buren at William Henry Harrison's funeral, noting Van Buren's defeat in the presidential race and the public bereavement across New York. It reflects on ambition and the transient power of life as the defeated candidate appears in mourning colors, symbolizing ultimate ends.
Burdette urges young men to rely on their own effort not ancestry. He mocks reliance on luck or elite status and stresses hard work, self reliance, and choosing labor over leisure. He notes opportunities in the West, the value of marriage, and the need for capable workers while criticizing lazy approaches and poor leadership. Ohio road taxes shift to farmer funding.
A garbled 19th century segment offers a tomato canning method with steps like boiling, skimming, sealing, and storing in a cool cellar. It also includes mixed notes on animal heart rates, insecticides, cabbage pest control, muffin recipes, ammonia use for stain removal, and farm stock improvements, ending with a grim line about a girl with three tongues and suicide.
A damaged OCR-style line claims advice about facial skin care. It states that washing with very hot water twice daily prevents wrinkles, with an exaggerated tone about age and beauty. The text references girls and women and suggests a personal method for avoiding wrinkles.
A concise call to prioritize health and vitality, urging readers to avoid fatigue and ailments by adopting proactive wellness habits that restore energy and strength. Emphasizes practical steps and positive mindset to combat common sickness symptoms.
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