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Newspaper
Hamilton Guidon
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1875
Page
6
A fragment from a historic page notes a Senate Independent count affecting Booth, a mock lament from Butte Record, and a verse aside. It also includes a War Department recruit standard for artillery infantry cavalry and a French execution anecdote.
A Kentucky host named Curd buys a large candle for illumination at a supper near Bristow. The candle ignites, causing a chaotic blaze that destroys the bed and leaves guests angered. Curd sues the shop, learns the candle was misrepresented, and vows to avoid such novelties in future feasts.
An excerpt presents a rapid-fire passage designed to stump strong spellers. The scene features a maligned cobbler, a peddler’s wagon, a Gallilean Sadducee, and a Sibyl. amid a cascade of rare terms, curios, and arcane references, a judge-like challenge ends with a cryptic exchange on ellipses and dimes.
A fragmentary account recalls MacMahon wounded at Sedan and Napoleon's mixed position after the rout. General Wimpffen faced slander charges by a Bonapartist editor, was acquitted, and Ducrot testified the French army was routed. Ducrot recalled urging flight rather than costly resistance, while Napoleon urged resignation to avoid more killings.
A minister carried a frozen wasp indoors to test if wasps dormancy persists through winter. He warmed its tail then watched the head stiffen, and the wasp revived briefly as he watched. The creature was discarded into a lamp chimney amid his wife’s tears and children present.
A satirical portrait of the early rising bore who proclaims moral superiority by waking early and policing others. The piece notes his ritual queries at breakfast and disdain for sleep, followed by a reference to St Louis Globe reports listing Congress members across trades including cler gymen doctors an actor monographer jeweler tailor omnibus driver engineer editors printers carpenters soldiers and a hotel proprietor.
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