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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
2
The article discusses widespread poverty during a financial panic, noting that many workers face harsh conditions while others lose wealth and status. It critiques the harsh outcomes for wage earners and highlights the lingering fear and social strain as people chase scarce opportunities in a collapsing economy.
Fragmented OCR text mentions railway lines, parcel post, and cost descriptions for sending packages within a distant country. It discusses consuls, postal commissions, and a general push for progress, including references to absolute rule and economic ideas. The passage is garbled but centers on transport, communications, and governance themes amid a historical context.
The article outlines a vast feeding operation for the Pacific battleship squadron sailing in December. It notes over 1,700 men to feed for five months and lists huge food orders including 1,200,000 pounds of spring wheat flour 20,000 pounds of carmes 61,000 pounds of yellow cornment and 1,000,000 pounds of fresh beef among other provisions.
Washington reportage describes assistant secretary Winthrop joining President Roosevelt’s inner circle. The president led Winthrop on a tennis court and forest excursion to Rock Creek Park, marching through rain and rough terrain to the creek bank and back, ending with dry clothes and a lighthearted gag at the end.
Rev Dr W H L Roberts of Philadelphia, moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church, says Nashville attendees find many male members reluctant to speak to visiting women in churches. He argues modern churches need women as members and leaders to strengthen congregations.
The report notes a small Japanese emigration toward Java conducted in a cramped chamber. It mentions many seek lodging or work as barber or shopkeepers, with a few professionals of the Japanese language among the Chinese.
The article describes a massive project to compile a dictionary listing over 100 000 words, detailing editorial steps. It notes selection criteria, pronunciation guides, accents, and cross language etymology, with Chicago as the example locale.
A New York clergyman on a trip in the Adirondacks is humorously pursued by a setter dog. A driver questions the pair as the man tries to explain companionship. The scene ends with a playful math-themed confession of love using circle radii and equal quantities.
Advertises multiple houses for sale with 6 to 8 rooms near schools and city landmarks. Includes details on finish, porches, outbuildings, and price ranges from 450 to 2500. Mentions acreage irrigated tracts, a lot near Opera House, and a level lot on Fourth street with city water. Offers wide listings across the city and additions with flexible terms.
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