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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
2
The paper condemns brutal treatment of a dog taken to the pound and criticizes public perjury and sensational headlines. It argues the Press prints news but does not defend individuals and cites global race and alliance tensions as context, noting white supremacy concerns and shifts in Pacific power dynamics.
An excerpt describes European measures to combat unemployment, detailing Germany and France. It notes mandatory employment bureaus for towns over 10,000, private home shelters funded by trades and religious groups, government relief stations linked by telephone, traveling workers directed to shelters, and colonies offering food and shelter under strict rules. It argues that such systems keep unemployed individuals concentrated in centers and scattered during job searches.
A fragmented report notes the Delmonion legacy through a surviving great granddaughter and a planned stock company to perpetuate the Delmonico name. It mentions a famous uptown New York dining palace and a Prentice era venture tied to large sums and public interest.
Review of a report on educational shifts toward practical training in rural and agricultural education. Noted experts Brown Claxton Taylor Humphreys Wadley address balancing school learning with everyday life to build capable citizens and national wealth.
A fragmentary analysis argues American diplomacy should avoid favoritism toward Europe and emphasize international law. It cites German imperial aims, the need for allied cooperation, and the unpredictability of power, noting the risks of plots and the importance of shared global stability.
A man described as Perguscea plans to sneak from his wife avoiding a curtain lecture. He enters the house quietly after undressing outside the door and pretends sleep to escape his worry, then prepares to go downtown for business after instructing a servant girl to tell his wife he will be late. London Telegraph.
A fragmentary summary notes England’s harsh petty theft penalties and leniency toward more severe crimes. It cites police court fines for minor assaults and property crimes, including a man fined for knocking his wife down and others jailed for petty thefts. The piece contrasts with American policing trends and surveys views on valuing human life.
An excerpt describes peculiar central Australian features and wildlife. It mentions Luke Atundeus like the Dry season seen as a thin sheet, Ayore rock and strange hue, and the idea that a kangaroo flourishes on plains. Water holes, tadpoles, and frogs guide movements as seasons change. Native tree water sources feed people and animals through arid periods.
The passage presents a fractured reflection on understanding common things and the limits of perception. It mentions an investigation of a polit and a scene with water and a bottle, ending with a remark about cleverness and common sense attributed to a thinker referenced as G. Mr Dabs to Fey's Magazine.
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