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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
2
A jumbled critique rails at nine senators and representatives traveling at government expense to Europe with no spending limits. The piece denounces graft risks, praises Prose telegraphic service, and comments on press vigor, fire news, and political maneuvering around the Chicago convention and Democratic ambitions.
The article discusses wasting ore in mining and the need to conserve natural resources. It critiques old mining methods that left ore untouched and highlights the wastefulness of past practices. It argues for modern techniques to reduce waste and protect the value of mineral wealth for the nation.
A fragmented review discusses Stanley Hall lectures claiming women have two souls and contradictory natures. It examines whether women are perverse or noble, referencing Shaw and extreme stereotypes, while noting contemporary efforts to steer men away from perceived female influence and the complexity of proving male virtues.
Fragmentary 19th century reflection on war, propaganda, and public pageantry. Observes how marching bands, uniforms, and ceremonial pomp shape popular support, noting kingly and political uses of war imagery and the impact on youth. Mentions Britain, England, Cleveland, and royal prerogatives.
A travel ing man leads a New York demonstration to promote prosperity as the Commercial Travelers Congress opens. Delegates include merchants and factory reps. Henry Clews and others speak on methods to restore prosperity. A banquet at the Victoria Hotel closes events with officials pledging job expansion for women.
The article notes Taft aides and national and state committers discussing war department matters and a conference to update Taft on issues. Senator Platt’s son, a Taft classmate, arrived to discuss potential legal action. Kean and Missourt representatives are mentioned in context of arrivals.
Washington August 14. A large argo carrying 600000 pounds of flour 490000 pounds of petroleum and a vast supply of canned meats and dehydrated vegetables will be transported to Las Froncha for Manila tomorrow. The provisions are for the Allied forces. Around January 1 the carrier ship Cattle will cross the Atlantic with armament cargo for the Gent Pert Salt of Gleaner.
Springfield reports a state meeting focusing on pest control and improvements. Postmaster General Meyer outlines a speech on pest services as a keynote at the gathering. Officials plan presentations and discuss legislative measures while printers report ample paper supply for the event.
The bride to be, Grace Sigwaliye Jones, daughter of Mire L. Lieweliia Jones and a descendant of Gan Wrasetore society, will marry Robert Gidkion Jr. in a ceremony likely drawing artistic attention. The couple plans to reside in New York after the wedding, with Gibson, a Columbus University Law School graduate and New York Bar member, connected to the event.
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