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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
6
Hazy clipped notes describe Branson and Max sales and holiday stock from local merchants. Mentions pricing on goods, a planned factory project, a Nah hatchery, and various small notices about engraving services and gifts.
A satirical essay explores decorative plates as wall art, noting how color, design, and cost influence taste. It contrasts ornate, bright patterns with restrained, simple coloring and warns against overly flashy, expensive sets. The piece mentions Chinese, English, and oriental influences in plate racks and the desire for tasteful decoration.
A crude advertorial note describes a sleeve holder designed to prevent crushing of blouses when putting on coats. It claims women struggle tucking buttons and scrapes the blouse at the armhole, arguing the armhole must be less flexible to allow the sleeve holder to work.
An excerpt describes a patent harrow device with a blastic band and two differing sizes, noting its ease of use and adoption in the United States. The illustration shows a leadowy cord and attached components, highlighting the contrivance's practical advantages.
The article explains a method for forming a cord loop to pull fabric from a sleeve, then shifts to cooking advice for broiling steak. It advises a thin brown crust with a red juicy interior, proper placement near coals, opening drafts to draw flames, and turning the broiler frequently. It notes times of about ten to fifteen minutes for typical thickness and references Mark Twain and automobile claims in a closing remark.
OCR damaged notice fragment lists books and items for sale including wheat, herbs, and tools. Faint names and phrases reference exchanges and dates, but specifics are unreadable. The text resembles a scattered classifieds page with partial listings and misread words.
On Saturday evening at Blackwell's pavilion, every lady who participates in the dance will have a chance to win a fine fat turkey for her Christmas dinner. A. H. Carrier warns bakery accounts will not be covered after December 16, 1907, and disclaims responsibility for debts contracted on the bakery. Jedger or bill printing offered at the Press office with full stock of paper for this work.
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