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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1882
Page
4
A humorous column riffs on wives’ roast beef theories and cooking lore. The narrator notes divergent methods from waterless to steam methods and shares a personal, if flawed, attempt that yields a tough slice. A playful self deprecating tone highlights kitchen lore and domestic bias.
A Fourth street store in St Louis showcases a pearl shaded spun glass napkin with silk chain and two inch glass fiber fringe, priced high at 100 dollars. The exhibit draws interest from collectors of oddities as 5 of Spun-Glass aeons Cory items enter the supply, while a first piece arrives as a notable display. The writing then shifts to medical notes detailing congestion of the brain and conditions like apoplexy and paralysis, explaining causes, inheritance, and how nerve signals cross in the brain with symptoms ranging from sleeplessness to sudden death.
The article urges rest as the primary treatment for headaches, noting the brain needs quiet when excited and that effective relief depends on proper rest. It warns against late fatigue and references anecdotes about advertisements and tobacco's depressant effects on youths, plus a stray note on orean silver content.
A mix of moral maxims and odd facts urging courage in adversity and restraint. It references famous lines and snippets on subs, bees, sunflowers, and a senator’s railroad contract, blending aphorisms with miscellany from various voices.
The notice from Redding & Barry outlines cotton handling at moderate prices with no charges after four months, free freight and teamsters, and guaranteed customer satisfaction. It proclaims long business experience, daily market updates, and commitment to selling cotton free of charge, plus stock of fertilizers and machinery including engines saw mills threshers gins and Clark cotton cleaner. It invites continued patronage from customers and notes representatives SHORNTON, WILLIAMS, and A. GEORGE will assist.
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