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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1866
Page
3
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Community notices urge business leaders in Cuthbert and vicinity to meet at the Court House on Saturday at 11 AM to discuss establishing a local telegraph office. The item teases town development amid scattered ads for goods, services, and local happenings.
A local notice extols McDowell and Quarterman as capable teachers and advocates for the Randolph Male Institute to provide thorough schooling and discipline. The piece praises Dawson’s growth, its industrial firms, and the church’s generosity, urging community patronage and support for regional education and industry.
The article surveys the Shakespeare authorship debate, arguing substantial doubt about whether William Shakespeare wrote the plays. It traces his life from Stratford to London, notes limited education, and suggests plays may have been authored by unknown writers or compiled during his tenure. It reviews scholarly methods for attributing works and contends that many plays attributed to Shakespeare likely stem from collaboration or editorial selection, with the real author still uncertain.
An 18th century argument suggests Francis Bacon wrote Shakespearean works and revised them after 1624. Citing Bacon’s legal training, finances, and connections, the piece notes letters, masques, and court entertainments as evidence of his authorship while acknowledging Shakespeare’s death and posthumous attribution.
A Milledgeville correspondent cites a New York cine letter arguing that postwar Georgia faced ruin yet held hope for work and reform. It urges that forgiveness, constitutional amendments, and removal of disabilities would secure the future more than coercive laws, noting North South unity in supporting reconciliation.
Disjointed price terms and product hints appear in a garbled list. Names like White Gorn and Gilagy mix with measurements per bushel and per box, but the fragmentary text lacks coherent context, dates, or concrete items to confirm.
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