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Newspaper
Hamilton Guidon
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1875
Page
2
A nostalgic poem recalls an old melody sung in youth. The speaker notes the charm of a yellowed page and quaint type, recalling a lively group, romance, and time’s passage. Though friends are gone, the music remains in the heart, bringing tears and cherished recollections.
South Carolina judge Judson T. Mills in Northern Texas upbraids a lawyer Thomas Fannin Smith for misstating law. The court fines Smith, who quips about the sum, prompting the judge to lift the penalty after a courteous request the next day.
A quirky Paris article notes advertising tricks used by merchants to grab attention, from rhinoceros fights to lion hunts. A passerby is confronted by a rude stranger who hands over a card that reads a misleading line about winter clothes at a street address.
Articles present household experiments from M Doyen on coffee making, plus tips on room light, leftover chicken cutlets with sauce, measurement conversions, Johnny Cake variations, and poultry feeding guidance. Includes recipes for DeVauxs and Maxi Genmax Toast, with kitchen techniques and caution on light exposure for health.
The Detroit Free Press describes a massive boiler iron trunk thirty inches long three feet wide with an iron handle and padlock lid. Painted on one end is She Can stand it and on the other More Coming. Railroad staff react with groans while observers study the odd cargo.
A Wisconsin church wedding ends in shock when the bride, spotting a discarded lover in the gallery, faints as the ceremony nears completion. The tale notes a stolen jewel worth 81,500 held by the groom, while a rolling pin aftermath is playfully implied, leaving a tale of remorse and comic bite.
Louis Brill files partition suit in Butler County Common Pleas against Henry Brill Sophie Funk Elizabeth Reichter Henrietta Yergen Louisa Sweitzer Frederick Brill and others over Lots 29 and 30 in Trenton and additional lands. Court orders sale with terms one third cash day of sale one third in one year and one third in two years with interest six percent secured by mortgage. Sale set for March 30, 1875 near Seven Mile in Wayne Township.
A fragment from Butler County Court records notes a petition filed in the Court of Common Pleas. Details are limited in the readable text, with no additional names, dates, or actions clearly identified.
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