13 Nov 1874
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Newspaper
Hamilton Guidon
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1874
Page
1
Poem celebrating Indian Summer with vivid imagery of roseate light veiling earth skies and waters. The speaker describes golden twilight breezes birdsong and a mood of joy as the season blends with memory and nature. The lively, lyrical verses compare Indian Summer to spring and reflect on the beauty shaping the speaker’s inner spirit.
A poetic dialogue of farewell on a porch. The speaker salutes a cherished beloved and recalls past closeness while predicting a future separation. The snowy hands and rings symbolize intimacy as the lovers bid good night and imagine renewed timing.
A first person tale of a UK railway and London barbering ruse by a famed thief Philippe. He feigns shaving to threaten, nearly kills the narrator, who fights back with a chair and a terrier, then uncovers a conspirator team including Mary and Langton.
A collage of clipped items with jokes and brief notices. It mentions the idea of an early financial transaction, then offers a series of humorous vignettes about misunderstandings, misstatements, and human foibles from various settings including a judge, a mother, an advertiser, a editor, a ferry boat in Brooklyn, a gardener, a pious speaker, a cadaverous man on a ferry, a telegram error, and a Detroit policeman.
The speaker tells Quincticus he has rarely altered his views, admitting that people often speak well rather than because their ideas are sound, a reflection on rhetoric over reasoned judgment.
The piece describes wild horses acting with human like intelligence. They select a chief to signal departure and halt. They lead in drought, defend against threats, and horses form a center cluster when facing danger, often compelling big predators to retreat.
At Herculaneum a female bust of pure silver, exceptionally preserved, was unearthed. Initially thought bronze, the surface altered by sulphur and silver sulphate gave a dark surface. A museum keeper scraped the surface and revealed silver beneath. Debate remains whether it was cast or chiseled, with the casting view gaining support. The head depicts a young, beautiful figure.
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