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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage hints at humor philosophy, political talk, and social commentary. It mentions a young dentist, a pro tem ruler, and modern lun rages while contrasting eating habits and gender roles as part of a fragmented early 20th century style dialogue.
A garbled vintage prose piece reflects on modesty love and marriage with scattered lines about renters, housekeepers, and old fashioned courtship. The text wanders through social norms and witty advice while hinting at affection, comfort, and duty.
A study notes locomotives devised to move heavy winter loads from topographic routes. It explains motor types used in rolling stock, including traction motors for winter conditions, with a 190 horsepower output and a 20 ton weight figure cited in the narrative.
Description of a four cylinder, dual engine traction system for a snow vehicle. Motors power two heavy runners with sprockets and gears that drive a treaded belt. Vehicle aims to run on packed snow at three to eight miles per hour with a rough country mode.
Advances in surgery discussed by Professor Simon Flexner and Professor Ludwig Kekman at scientific meetings. Reports cover transplantation concepts, vivisection results, stomach operations to remove swallowed objects, and note German field guns and military arms discussion amid unrelated technical details.
A fragmentary humor feature by Duncan presents satirical lines on wealth, popularity, and human folly. It mixes quips about life, doctors, generosity, and social pretenses, with scattered fragments on neighborly behavior and practical commentary.
A quirky period piece blends children’s magic with a duck tale as Tommy and his friend Mr Yellowbill engage in a playful illusion involving split paper, a candle, and a clever ruse. The narrative shifts to a Philadelphia anecdote about a duck and a boy, then to the Turkish Crescent, tracing its historical use as a heraldic emblem from Byzantium to the Ottoman era.
A prominent physician warns caregivers not to pick up a baby on Thursday or force feeding, noting a baby will wake on its own and to avoid medicines unless advised. The guidance emphasizes gentle handling to prevent dislocations and lifelong injury, mentions underarm cradle risk, and suggests no diptheria vaccination concerns.
The text notes that onions and fruit scarcity affect children and mentions common causes of crowing or illness among youngsters. It then describes a method to make a neat powder puff from molded milk and fabric, with a central puff attached and washable.
A fragmented fashion note warns about corset strain under poor attire and lists worn items such as white petticoats, veils, and torn gloves. It mentions large waist buttons, pink decorations, and pale complexions with gray or navy attire. It also briefly covers hat shapes, collars, and hair styling. A copper kettle cleaning tip appears, advising lemon rinse and cold-water polishing.
A collection of quips and brief dialogues appears in the local press. Tiny exchanges touch on marriage plans, manners, and social observations. A child asks a father to repeat a grace while a judge weighs a modest request. The piece includes household humor and street chatter from everyday life.
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