22 Sep 1876
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1876
Page
1
A fragmented page lists court notices and lodge meetings, plus a lengthy romantic letter from 1876. It references county court directives, secret orders in Cuthbert Chapter No. 31, and Washington Lodge No. 19. The prose shifts to a sentimental, if garbled, public letter about love and longing with dated, literary flourishes.
The article outlines wild Indian tiger behavior with descriptions of predation and a note on tigers causing village desertions in the Central Provinces. It also reports a New York World note on a private showing by M. Cazeneuve who performs card, dice, and memory tricks, claiming no spirit magic, with plans to continue public demonstrations.
An aged narrator muses on age and youth, noting how people adopt different views of growing older. The text contemplates life’s persistence beyond fifty and celebrates continued vitality into old age, with examples and philosophical reflections on aging’s pace and meaning.
A fragmentary eyewitness account describes a crowd on Griswold Street where two men assist a sick youth, one urging him to stay strong as he is carried to an alley near a justice building. The scene reaches a dramatic moment as a clerk and bystanders discuss remedies and a demand to flee town with a large dollar bill.
A prominent New York family faces public scandal after heirloom diamond earrings vanish. A young man linked to the eldest daughter is accused. the daughter later admits pawnage to hide a disgrace, tearing family ties while a revenge narrative forms. The letter discusses moral reflection and civic self thinking.
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