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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
2
A garbled account hints at a governor and indictments involving public debate and a capital dispute. Names and places are obscured, but the text references conspiracy, legal action, and parliamentary maneuvers affecting voters and public funds.
In a fragmented report a hodgepodge of campaign talk, public notices, and social events appears. Mentioned are Aldrich and party factions, anticipated speeches, Denver and New York events, and various political preparations. The text mixes rumors, names, and dates with scattered references to primary contests and national gatherings.
A reflective essay discusses appetite as a natural guide, the role of exercise and routine in shaping hunger, and the danger of overindulgence. It argues that disciplined parenting and steady habits help children avoid excess and premature consumption, with emphasis on moderation and awareness of true hunger.
A fragmentary travel notebook notes beggars in Naples and southern cities targeting travelers, with mothers and children appealing for soil money and coins. It warns against generosity, detailing extortion by loafers and impostors while advising cautious, minimal aid and the use of phrases like niente and ve vial.
A fragmented account describes a perilous labyrinth with narrow ledges and dangerous cliffs. It mentions carved rock forms such as the "biahog and miter" and "Madonna and the child" and hints at ancient secret prayers and persecution era legends connected to Mors- Vian and Bohemian brothers.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a tense moment with a saddle, an imminent trip, and uneasy questions. The speaker mentions Longwood, Greenlivng tremptko, and Lawton while underscore strained interactions and uncertain plans.
A fragmented 19th century note describes birds behavior in storms and a proverbs game among actors. It covers birds sheltering, feeding, petrels and birds of prey adapting to rain, plus a detailed stage game where actors improvise to embody a proverb, with actions and props described for humor.
A fragmented excerpt discusses a world map highlighting Morocco and the Atlas region as a distant frontier. It mentions explorers avoiding Morocco due to native resistance and hints at a stray narrative about a supposed civilization and a garbled quotation from G. Fitzgerald.
A Chicago News item explains the toy wrench origin. It notes a boy’s question about the name led to research. Encyclopedias offered conflicting tales until a favored inventor Charles Monckey was cited, with the term evolving to monkey wrench from Monckey wrench.
A rural note laments meat theft and describes birds rebuilding nests after losses. It mentions waxwing thrushes and owls returning, noting a bird’s nesting era and a claim that old hive lovers include wrens and eagles. The piece closes with Today’s news.
Instructions for pasteurizing milk cautioning about tempering, sterilizing bottles, and avoiding contamination. Details include cleaning bottles, using cotton stoppers, heating to 158 degrees, maintaining temperature, and refrigerating or cooling batches. Storage notes claim milk lasts two to three days after preparation.
The notice discusses treating a sprain by elevating the joint and gradual heat therapy, plus hot cloths and mild bandaging. It then gives laundry guidance for washing muslin, white cloths, and blue water with borax, plus ironing tips. It also mentions a clothes drainer device and baking tips for pie crusts and cakes.
A string of bargain housing notices offering cottages and a two story home near a school, with prices ranging from 200 to 900 dollars. Listings include rivew rooms, porches, electricity, and corner lots, plus a few business lots and a seized chance at a 150 foot plot. Many entries mention proximity to school and city amenities.
Notice from Kootenai County Idaho seeking removal of Ruthdrum from the present Toea to the City of Cosur along the Kootenal County line. The petition, dated January 23, references the Seventh Day of March for action by the court and involves various county officials and trustees.
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