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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
2
Citizens demand open records on a power contract and related papers owned by the people, arguing fees and restrictions deny examination. Officials and attorneys contend the information is sensitive while pledging transparency. Local observers urge immediate public discussion and a formal hearing on the matter.
A garbled historical excerpt discusses capital punishment and abortion, referencing legal principles and moral arguments. It mentions Edith Wharton and a critique of Queen Victoria era literature, alongside remarks on justice, state authority, and societal norms.
The Montreal Gazette contends corruption among Canadian officials mirrors U.S. patterns, noting MPs faced allegations of taking payoffs and land lease profiteering. Vancouver Daily News Advertiser echoes decadence in public life, urging exposure and punishment as the remedy to corruption.
The piece critiques Pullman style industrial projects and semi philanthropic schemes aimed at housing workers in Gary as a model for industrial urban growth. It highlights contentious views on home ownership, urban cleanliness, and the costs and political implications of industrial policy. The text references figures and phrases from a New York journal and critiques the era’s housing and labor propositions.
A Victorian era craft guide describes building a miniature city from pasteboard, paper, florar paste, water colors, and pencils. It covers constructing bricks, stone, and framing, arranging a central table for layout, leveling with pillows, and placing public buildings like a library and a public square. Residential streets open to the public library and town hall.
Readers puzzle over a noisy text with coded phrases and hints about a telegram game. Clues reference migration, meanings of Latin abbreviations, and a guessing contest about a widow, a wife, and cities like London and Rome. The piece notes misreadings and playful misdirection as participants deduce intent and names.
A garbled passage discusses a nominal government, Alpine and Swiss references, rail transit concerns, Atlantic travel, and broad mentions of lands, people, and environmental impacts. The text is inconsistent and contains numerous OCR errors, making specific facts unclear and names unreliable.
A battered OCR reads tips on housekeeping and venting cellars, cleaning ink from white goods, and using tallow as a stain remedy. It stresses daily cellar ventilation, careful observation of health in dwellings, and safe handling of kitchen vessels during canning and boiling.
A fragment describes a simple salve using powdered rice to check bleeding from burns and sores. It advises applying a soft cloth soaked in alcohol to relieve pain prevent inflammation and hasten healing. The note labels it an old and good remedy for nervous conditions.
Bargain listings describe real estate and investment options with incomplete OCR reads. Properties include a fronting 60 feet on Routt street, 150 feet deep, Jol water system, two taps, and a fine home site a few blocks north of the post office.
A colonial era remedy describes applying a carbolic acid solution to a swollen area at the base of the brain to relieve pain. A cloth soaked in the solution should be kept wet day and night, with the drug store preparing the mixture. The passage claims the method relieves pain and reduces swelling.
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