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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
6
Spokane visitor J. B. Punsiew arrives as holiday offerings and discounts fill storefronts at Front Clothing Show Company and Coward Alens Furniture on Fifth and Sherman. The Ladies Aid hosts a silver tea at Mrs Frank Woods home. Nourishing foods recommend Gulden Grain Granules for growing children. Notice: bakery license renewal and accounting responsibilities stated. debts incurred after this date not my responsibility.
The piece mocks Walter Routt’s popularity with a colorful Burford Vapers crowd in Magland and Bentland. Scott attends a Ratintureh house gathering, hears a heated exchange about sending orders to Musser place, and a lingering vow to deliver items to Walter Routt with bold talk of breakfast and travel plans.
A fragmented classroom scene describes heat and frost effects on wood and ice, with pupils debated names and a mistaken roll call. Vivid but garbled dialogue captures a chaotic moment as students struggle to identify each other and read the day’s paper.
The text discusses birds sensing storms, then shifts to a classroom game where proverbs are acted out by players and audience. It then mentions Morocco the continent’s southwest corner and Western progress, noting explorers and natives, with stray references to Chrisitianity and Gerald Fitzgerald.
A playful inquiry prompts tracing the term monkey wrench. The tool is linked to inventor Charles Monckey, originally called Monckey wrench, with the final drop of the final e giving the familiar name.
Fragmented OCR notes describe birds returning in cycles over years with mentions of varying species and home-loving female birds. The text references old beliefs about birds from Italy and a “Lird’s anat” phrase, indicating a paleographic or translation error.
We read a curious aquarium scene where attendants rotate overturned horseshoe crabs back upright. A woman urges careful treatment as spectators watch the delicate task. The crab’s limb mechanism and sandy pool bottom enable it to regain its stance, drawing public interest and quiet concern for animal welfare.
A Chicago Tribune quote outlines how men avoid rejection by becoming indispensable to a woman. The essay argues the suitor may pursue friendship, show usefulness, and act as a loyal guardian until the moment a woman realizes his essential role in her life.
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