27 Oct 1882
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1882
Page
1
A long nostalgic meditation on memory and love, recalling childhood dreams, later years, and a vow to love and protect a beloved woman. The piece blends verse like reflections with prose moralizing about parenting, schooling, and the dangers of harsh childrearing, ending with exhortations to patience, courage, and fidelity.
A jumble of notes covers cotton shipment laws requiring bales to be tightly pressed and covered with burlap under penalty of fines and seizure. The piece mixes humor about the Beaver family and a mock sermon, plus anecdotes about President Grant’s fishing trip and contract mentions involving Halons, Pullman, and Chicago.
An Baltimore Maryland reader testifies that Brown's Iron Tonic revived a daughter believed to have consumption. The letter praises the tonic for purifying and enriching blood, reducing teeth staining, headaches, and constipation, while reversing illness progression.
Claims due the estate of W. B. Ditson, deceased, must be arranged by October. otherwise the administrator P. Klodod will proceed. The notice lists the executor in charge and calls for all creditors to come forward to be settled.
A fragmented quotation urges a young man to work hard and aim high, promising future wealth and travel. It includes whimsical lines attributed to Bill Nye about ambition and a cow’s usefulness, connected to a humorous or devotional context.
A rambling, fragmentary piece surveys odd regional customs and foods with playful exaggeration. It riffs on kisses, regional stereotypes, and curiosities like grasshopper soup and earthworms in vinegar, ending with an abrupt, unclear line about an impecunious individual.
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