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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
3
The public is informed of an epochal fever affecting the community and a call to remit funds. A Seward al BS payment is promised for paving repairs after stoning or similar work, stated by THE PREAS PARLIASING CO.
Mixed city notices recount travel by Joe Watson and others to Wallace and Beattle, a Spokane furniture business note, a funeral in Catholic rite for Ruby Brail, a Christmas season children’s drink promotion, a theater event with tickets and prices, and a broken hamburger stand incident. Also mentions McParland’s court case against Northwestern Railway and a Wallenace visit by J. Flynn and others.
The stand between the Central and Office w loons was broken into from the rear with no items taken. Frank Lemmer left for Priest River to handle a funeral after receiving a telegram this afternoon.
Captious crises and local tastes shape reception as a strong vaudeville style comedy drama titled At The Old Crow heads to the Auditorium Friday evening June 24. The touring company, famed for northern theater success, features a 20 member cast with new scenery and a blend of humor and tragedy.
A Spokane reader testimonial praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for relief from kidney trouble and back pain. The user describes years of discomfort, profuse abnormal kidney secretions, headaches, dizziness, and pale skin, noting improvement after following directions and endorsing the product for others. Buffalo based Foster-Milburn Co. pricing listed at 50 cents per box with official United States agency details.
An old storyteller sketches a powerful handshake scene between two men, one doomed to die soon after, then shifts to the Connecticut gallows where a condemned man, drinking prior to execution, clings to the sheriff. The piece weaves moral reflection with a naturalist anecdote about puma behavior and sleeping habits.
Washington Star reports health officials warn gunfire and shell explosions cause permanent ear damage and deafness. Experts emphasize prevention and protective measures, noting no cure exists and urging action by the appropriate department to reduce exposure and safeguard hearing, including shields and restricted ranges.
Bar on General Iitzey warns that concussion from gunnery and heavy artillery can cause deafness and nervous damage. He argues compulsory precautions before target practice and battle, noting the danger to crews and potential impact on ship operations and readiness.
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