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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
4
Daily sun grows stronger and without awnings or shades rooms overheat. Plan now for summer comfort by cooling rooms ten degrees with shady awnings. A cool house becomes the cool looking house and keeps the home in order so you can enjoy the summer time.
In a sensational tale from the household, Mrs Bowser exposes her husband Mr Bowser's alleged antics while his mate napped. The account details kitchen schemes, a frightened maid, and a sudden family upheaval as the cook and relatives react to the stormy revelations and the accused man’s behavior.
A cluttered clipping presents a fragmentary clash of sensational lines and misread phrases. It hints at a political or social feud with conflicting voices and a servant girl remark, all conveyed in a contrived newspaper style.
A fragment discusses reading preferences for women, favoring practical writing over romance and criticizing romantic poetry. It comments on how wives engage in conversations with husbands and mentions newspapers as a source of news, urging smarter reading choices over sentimentality.
A fragmented, early twentieth century style column features a speaker referencing Keone and Vlaudeville slang, then pivots to literary recommendations. The narrator urges readers to explore poetry and fiction, contrasting practical life with artistic pursuits and urging personal enrichment through books, music, and opera histories. The tone is opinionated and discursive with scattered typos and stylistic quirks.
A magazine illustration highlights a modern library and writing room featuring plain cartridge paper walls and leather chintre furnishings. The depiction emphasizes a cohesive, attractive interior design suited to contemporary homes.
A garbled excerpt mentions weathered oak and small tables. It references getting to know something about Gere and that wordy thing, a piece of string, and an errand. It includes phrases about a wife, a husband, and odd names, with unclear context and no clear event.
A fragmentary readable line hints at a personal anecdote or cryptic anecdotal note with a family reference and a poetic refrain about a sunlit day. No clear event, place, or official detail is identifiable, leaving a partial, enigmatic snippet.
A newspaper sketch from New York narrates a tangled fisherfolk anecdote about trout feeding behavior. The tale blends odd characters and farcical dialogue, ending with a note that anglers remain watchful for successful catches amid strange chatter.
An old advertisement touts complete satisfaction in every spoonful of ice cream served. It promises smooth rich Jersey cream and vanilla flavor. It notes Snodaes are made of no fresh fruit and invites customers to try once and return.
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