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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
2
A fragment discusses birds of passage and their plumage, printing businesses, and a graft concern among merchants. It notes strangers and reliability, warning about paying strangers and the temptation of graft in event promotions. The text mentions hospital ads and patronage patterns in the west.
A garbled historical note describes a tale of a magical or forbidden fruit and a deadly poison. It mentions an orange exterior, a bitter inner core, and alleged consequences that led to caution about meddling with unknown fruit. The fragment hints at a cautionary legend surrounding consumption and danger.
A fragmented OCR passage follows a crime and social decay vignette set in a struggling town. It mentions a delivery boy, a grocery, pale yellow fruit, and a tense scene near an apple barrel. The text hints at conflict, ritual drinking, and shifting power as locals react to growing unrest.
The report notes the club’s value to New York management, reflecting on fall activity and the onset of the season, with emphasis on whether expenditures matched returns as the season opened.
Baseball critics praised Marquard of the HRW for proving capable against top pitchers after a notable defeat of the champion Cube. The season’s big boxing purses sparked public interest, with 19,000 attending a Burnes fight in Audney and huge ticket sales for Johnson’s potential historic match. Also noted were recent baseball contract moves and waivers across Chicago, St Louis, and Cincinnati, plus a polo match slated for London and June’s cup.
Fragmented OCR cites lack of paper for thin work at a printing facility at Pease Alice. Reference to Joase leat mvatem lot va Axure with you remains unclear.
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