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Newspaper
Hamilton Examiner
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1874
Page
6
A humorous anecdote recounts a lecture attempt to provoke laughter from a mute deaf man in the second row, ending with the twist that the uncle was deaf and blind. The piece borders on a spoof weather sign list by M Quad, predicting a cool July and various whimsical indicators for the coming year.
A collection of pithy reflections urging daily duty and action over intent. It contrasts half of humanity riding the other, warns against waiting for extraordinary circumstances, and champions small pleasures as comfort while stressing real worth lies in deeds over gifts.
A humorous vignette follows a nervous traveler who arrives at the depot hours early. She guards a trunk on the platform, hauls a reticule and many items, and mistakes every switch engine for her train. After frenzied searches and failed ticketing, she connects with friends, only to fearfully realize the luggage is left behind.
The piece argues for Irish Home Rule within the British Parliament, likening it to a twofold government model like the United States. It rebuts British Attorney General statements that such a move would threaten peace and commerce and warns England would gain an ally if Ireland remains fully controlled.
Ux Governor Clark has accepted the Prohibition nomination for Governor of New York. Dr John J Torroll acting surgeon of the United States forces at Lith Rock Arh died Thursday. Mrs Hoover of San Francisco shot herself Monday night at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Abdallah in the hunt for horses at Plainville Conn Horse Association meet. The Ku Welle of Redwing resigns bishopric of Wisconsin chosen at Milwalk er s convention. Miss Katie Wet of Part Ka died Monday from arsenic in suicide attempt. The Red Stockings defeated Bee 26 to 6 in a major league game.
An essay discusses the pearly outcome as a metaphor for human heart wounds and resilience. It cites Tennyson and public mourning for heroism, urging readers to see value in suffering. The piece also reports on cremation advocates facing German debate and von Steinbeis’s cement burial proposal.
A collage of curious notes: Earl of Shaftesbury comments on Bis marck’s supposed Jewish extraction. Boston sends 1000 books to Iceland for a celebration. a St Louis satire renames a Northwest polis Shecanzo. a railway dinner toast praises industrious mothers. a clergyman-owned Oaks winner at Epsom. a Pennsylvania boy walks 78 miles home fueled by green clover. a pocketbook taken from Maj. John Andre’s person, Sept. 23. donations to Connecticut Historical Society. pugilist Bendigo described. scattered lines on crafts, meals, and rural life punctuate the page.
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