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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
3
A crowded City in Brief column lists plumbing issues, rental ads, local business notices, and social tidbits. It mentions Jay Parker handling rentals, LaFayette Storage, Rimrock water deliveries, Gibbs and Smith law partners, and plans for upcoming sales, sales events, and theater preparations at the Deville Alley House.
At the Baptist Church a penyer and presse servicer is planned for 7 20 with a spiritual feast anticipated. The leader will invite attendees to join in talk singing or prayer and all are cordially invited. J P ROREX Pastor.
A Sandpoint pair testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased their lingering backache and frequent discomfort. The message urges readers to act quickly in danger and to seek relief from kidney distress, noting nationwide availability through Foster Milburn Company.
A garbled column urges readers to act boldly during economic woes. It promotes purchasing merchant products to boost confidence, keep hustling, and improve business. It mocks delay, stresses customer engagement, and warns about failures from complacent sales staff.
Dames and daughters text fragments describe various people across cities and roles. Mentions Salvation Army worker Mer Lillie Johnson of Kunaus City and Millweapons enter Mine sota. Jen alo Bievens and Roo Willimarkt relate to marriage and business. Delaware militia encampment notes nineteen of twenty-two points with revolver. a 12-year-old automobilist claim and a claim about a socialite Mem Weetty.
A garbled excerpt reports that 4196 students attend a New York university and references education funding and temporary leadership at Americas College for Viris in Constiutivople. Names and places are partly unreadable but hint at university leadership changes during a six month period.
Theatrical listings show Sothern reviving Et Ware and William H Craney new works. George Atte Forbes Mobherton features, Landen reappears in Mice with Men, Omar Ella Henn stars in Littl Gray Lady, and George Hobart leads comediedtins with Clayton White and Motla Stuart. Also Cherie Ethel Barrymore set for Her Sister, John Crowe to star in uts Wits, and George M. Cohan rumored to write a Japanese valet role.
The article notes William A Potter and Thomas J Carter speaking for hours to block the river and harbor bill, De Cosmos from British Columbia opposing a land bill for twenty six hours, Lord Alverstool defending Great Britain in arbitration, and William F Allen of Nebraska addressing the silver bill for twenty three hours with minimal breaks, highlighting extended debates and quorum protests.
The excerpt outlines legal principles about imprisonment by force or threats, and the legality of compounding felonies with merceing. It discusses possession of real property, rights of owners after lease expiry, and the concept of forcible entry and detainer against tenants. The language reflects historic court interpretations and references cases and authorities.
The text cites odd items about prisons and secret services in Germany, women displayed in secreteervice, and a Bremen plan. It mentions a hidden collection of antiquities and a French president kitchen anecdote about a woman chef entering the presidential kitchen, with dishes praised highly.
Industrial items discuss rubber production and camphor usage, noting higher yields amid agricultural prosperity. References mention factories in Lawrence and Muscogee working at capacity with up to 35,000 workers. A German doctor links aging and senile decay to current conditions, suggesting widespread health reports.
Dr Carl H Joskien of Chicago touts cap stectrocete becill a process claimed to destroy germs in the human body. William Mardell, American consul at Remerbe Germany, reports the discovery by De Radard of rays that weed a synesthetic in extraction. A Freuchinas claims pelle method of peering death by injecting 8 solution of focrmecine into the body if circulating.
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