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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1908
Page
2
The Panhandle style weekly paper notes 16 years of service, pledges improved news coverage, and touts circulation strength. It critiques temperance ideas, mentions public safety concerns, and quotes on law and governors, with plans to place Land of Tomorrow in every home and offer a free directory.
A damaged line notes a request related to freight B84 and a $1200 amount. The text is garbled but implies a plea for assistance or compensation and mentions removing mud from a street area. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss privor con and strings of lifespans across eras. Mentions Deshar’s Life in the Fireweyth and a list of years for Usetnr’s life and other ages. Partial references to centuries and months appear, with unclear context and missing names.
Washington February report from the Geological Survey notes cement stone and brick remain scarce for new construction. Despite more iron and steel, 69 percent of buildings are wooden with wood consumption high in both construction and finishing. Smaller towns favor wood, while costs average over 8000 per building, and foresters warn timber demand could rise with continued use of wood in housing and infrastructure.
In Pocatello Idaho Brady declares his candidacy for governor under the Republican banner. He emphasizes a people driven administration and a clean reform agenda. He notes September convention plans and pledges to build up law and order while protecting state interests.
In a Sanders hall sermon Rev. Pry emphasizes public education as essential for the nation from rich to poor. He cites critics like Dr. Busby and calls for higher teacher standards, fair pay, and moral duty, urging educators to shape character across wealth divides.
A prominent copper industry figure, once a mining pioneer in Montana and bank president, faced a federal grand jury in New York over overcertification of checks. Born in Brooklyn, he rebuilt a copper empire at the Mineral Henry mine, then led the Amalgamated Interests. In later years he controlled a New York bank before being ousted amid a sweeping clearinghouse probe.
The torn down hotel once hosting Senator Tilman near the rail road rate bill era is described as old yet respectable now replaced by Connecticut avenue’s pricey apartments. The piece tracks Tilman’s shift from humble lodging to elite living and notes a quip about selling hot air for six months at eighty dollars a night.
An article from Scientific American describes a noted case where a surgeon performed an upper leg amputation while the patient remained conscious and able to witness the procedure. The account notes the patient felt pain during the operation and, upon regaining sensation, reported bruising as a sequela of such a grave operation.
W Whymper of Big Fun Minn reports a curious paint note on the woodcock head. The external ent le sits in front of the eye rather than behind and the woodwork aperture shape differs on the two sides of the head. The observation highlights facial asymmetry and a front mounted feature.
A proposal describes using electro magnets to handle and band inrzv panes. It suggests placing a piece of shiver iron under the glass end and applying magnets on the upper face to attract the sheet iron and suspend the glass during movement.
A fragment discusses historical costume in parliament noting that lusts and burdens trace to medieval times when those summoned to legislate or authorize kingly levies wore helmets that were not easily removed. The text reflects on attire reflecting power and authority.
A recipe describes making a carrot ointment by simmering 0 large carrots with lard, pressing the softened mass, and dissolving wax to create a burn and sore salve. Instructions mention rubbing through a cloth and combining with beeswax for final ointment consistency.
An odd, illustrated instruction advises using a large bottle with turns powder glycerin and orange water as a nightly remedy for chapped lips. If too strong, a tea glycerin alternative is suggested, claiming the trouble will subside.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses chilblains and foot treatment claims attributed to Chicago Tribe. Content is garbled with mis-typed words and lacks clear narrative, names, dates, or verifiable facts. No concrete event or outcome is established.
A home remedy advises biting a thin strip of dried fe and soaking it in milk, then to toast it into a mud and apply hot to a swollen gum for speedy relief.
A fragment describes facial care advice for a red face. It mentions washing in very hot water, using soap, not rubbing, and patting with a fine towel. The text reads like an old newspaper snippet urging nightly skincare tips.
Notice is given that the electors of Kootenal County Idaho form a petition to move the county seat from Rathdrum to Coeur d Alene. The petition is filed with the District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho in Kootenal County and seeks relocation within the county. Deadline begins March 7 of the year indicated and continues as allowed by law.
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