22 Sep 1871
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1871
Page
1
The document outlines the September term divisions and regular course per term or per year, with fees for Primary, Preparatory, Collegiate, and Diploma. It notes boarding requirements including Bible, bedding, towels, and other essentials, plus fuel and lights charged separately for regular tuition.
A detailed Wind River Valley encounter recounts Washakie the Snake chief leading a pursuit against Northern Cheyenne warriors believed Sioux. The battle near fog bound valleys ends with eight Cheyenne dead, six more scalps taken, and Washakie returning with glory. U.S. cavalry threat looms as tensions rise toward broader Indian warfare in Northern Wyoming.
The Rev Dr B T Kavanaugh recalls a clash with an older minister hostile to Freemasonry. The elder urged renunciation while Kavanaugh sought to reconcile duty with faith. The exchange affirms Masons' integrity and moral standards, arguing for selective, quality membership over broad inclusion.
The article warns lodges against pursuing numbers over character and urges strict scrutiny of admission. It argues Masonry grew popular, attracting patrons and wealth, which invites time serving and self seeking, risking the fraternity’s credit and integrity.
A satirical classroom parsing show at Lee High School Greensboro Georgia features a teacher and students debating noun genders with comic absurdities. The piece lampoons language lessons and social stereotypes through exaggerated dialogue and a chaotic classroom finale.
A reflective verse by E. L. Jomeon laments aging and memory while affirming enduring love. The speaker contrasts fading seasons and beauty with a living, unaged heart and continued devotion, asking if love weakens as time passes.
A miscellany of quips and jokes on manners and society. Vignettes poke fun at flirtations, polite speech, and social foibles. Notable bits note the theater of politeness, a French quip about Shakespeare, and a rat tale about escaping a trap.
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