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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
2
During a spell of bad weather a young woman asked a doctor how to safely drink the beverage. The doctor advised first boil the water, then filter it, and afterward drink Rimrock Water. Five cents a gallon, bottled exclusively by the local bottler.
An analysis of an arbitrary Post Office ruling to collect newspaper subscriptions in advance. The piece laments centralized power, critiques government authority, and notes the ruling’s potential impact on papers in Coeur d Alene and surrounding areas. It references editors and local figures, arguing for freedom of the press and opposition to government overreach.
A fragmented historic note recalls the Chymapende and the Chesapeake flag story. It highlights lingering calls to preserve the old wooden warship tradition and the symbol of the fallen brig, tied to maritime valor and national memory, with vivid lines about loyalty and renewal.
Amid rumors of global conflict the press warns of secretive telegraph and cable warnings. Readers see claims of rapid mobilization and a fragile balance of power, with sensational lines about American inexperience and Japanese restraint fueling fear.
A Washington figure, famed for a ruined stomach and a life of watching others eat, sought pleasure in observing feasts. He supplied rare foods for diners, yet could not partake, savoring his friends’ meals while directing the course of extravagant suppers.
Fragmentary text discusses Texas tax on railroad property totaling 420 million dollars and compares New York City rail passengers to other railways. Mentions Oregon streetcar current-cutting tender for animals, Damascus railway line to Mecca needing five hundred million dollars, and labor bill cuts via 5 000 soldiers under construction. Project may finish in three years.
The piece discusses how surface wear from weathering salts affects rocks and soil, and posits the atmosphere lacks elements to alter the sun’s energy. It suggests measurements of solar influence will be precise to one thousandth part by astronomers of the era.
A fragmented passage describes an olive dropping bouillon before pouring to prevent scent. It mentions growing toast, brown end layers, crete muslin, and greens. Preserves are noted as bone without cov ts to allow evaporation.
New York City law department figure notes taxpayers paid 2 dollars 140 per day while the city estimates 12 800 educated men outside of law. An aged observer recalls the metropolis’s pace and a post about signage for civic decency and consent before posting.
A fragmentary exchange aboard a vessel mentions an hour to reach harbor and a hopeful rescue or relief after time aboard. The dialogue reflects maritime life and social dynamics, with implied concern for a passenger named Maymie and remarks on a calm, well-groomed officer.
In a clipped exchange from Yonkers Statesman, Mr. Piatbush jokes about six years of feeding in the suburb while Finbush pretends surprise at the late move, reflecting a light, rural banter tone about suburban life.
A fragmented advertisement lists several houses for rent or sale: a six room house on Lakewids Ave near Bhorman and Fourth Sus paying 82000 with half cash. a ten minute walk from Postomes for 1250. a new all room plastered wired house on Logar d Lena Ave for 92850. a seven room modern house with bath and electric Machia on corner jet for 4500 with 1800 cash and rest at 6 per cent. a new three rent house on Thief nirect with corner lots. a six room modern on Indiana Ave close in. a six room on Neth sixth street for 1200. a large modern house with half ground on Government Way for 0000. a large modern rowson on Fourth street with twelve lots. emphasizes proximity to Post Office and various prices and terms.
Parcel notices describe corner lots on Poster street Irmtwreets at Third and Fourth murweta near Indiana Ave between Tth and th streets priced at 72 dollars. Another lot at Coeur dAlene and Eleventh streets priced 530 dollars. Additional lots on Pomneyivasia Ave toward Taylors Add and Simm's Add from 160 dollars.
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