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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text suggests a public notice referencing carters, preventing theft, and statements about not convicting anyone of stealing papers. Details are unclear, but emphasizes delivery, order to stop misconduct, and a proclaimed public action by authorities.
County attorney C. H. Potts in the city. Johnston's Candies at the City Drug Store. Barton’s Book Store offers copyright fiction at 18 cents per volume. Real estate bargains advertised by Hotton & Parker. J. T. Carroll of Coeur d’Alene Lumber Co. in town. Christmas events and gatherings noted at Mrs Robertson’s and G. S. Sargent home.
A testimonial from Harry Scadden of Pocatello Idaho credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing symptoms attributed to disordered kidneys. He reports rapid improvement after using the product and warns readers to remember the name and buy only this brand, as sold by Poster Company in Buffalo, New York as the sole agent for the United States.
In a tense parting scene Pocahontas and Devlin confront feelings as Rutherford hurries away after a strained exchange. Poised emotions ripple through the hallway as the man returns with news and the woman contemplates fate, while a comment labels him unworthy of her affection.
A clergyman interviewing a younger woman about Bible parables prompts a shy response from a boy adopted by a mother. The boy finally says he likes the parable about someone who eats and dies, as the clergyman and the study group discuss studies and stories.
A fragmentary Washington letter describes a humorous conversation about binding books and wealth. A visitor and a writer discuss a library of volumes, noting uniform bindings and the value of the collection. The exchange touches on pride, servants, and domestic life in a lightly satirical tone.
A scrambled clipping cites differing views on a devoted life versus marriage. One quote praises devotion to mankind while another counters with a focus on matrimony, reflecting contrasting societal expectations and personal life paths.
A readable fragment notes a display at the Woman's Exchange featuring dressed and undressed dolls. The line between fashion and display hints at a local event or collection titled Woman's Delight in a historical society setting.
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