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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
4
Port land and northern Idaho and eastern Washington expect 84 hours of unsettled weather ending 1 PM tomorrow with thunderstorms and cooler conditions. Local report at 1 PM today records high around BE deg and low near 53 with wading conditions noted.
An assortment of early 20th century advertisements and notices appears. Items include home goods, lumber and building materials, furniture repairs, wallpaper, real estate, farm and shop services, lodging inquiries, and public announcements. The jumble notes wagon visits, new homes, and a call for summer lodging offers.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a muddled scene with unclear persons and actions. No coherent events, names, or places emerge to summarize into a factual card.
A fashion notice describes the Dolly Varden skirt and blouse styles with widening waistlines and full, draped fronts. It notes evolving silhouettes with plaited skirts, deep drapes, and decorative trims, reflecting a shift from slimmer to more expansive garments.
A detailed description of a ladies gown featuring a front cut, fitted princess shape, wide back section, and two shoulder bretellen. The garment includes a wktet fastening, square linen collar, and chatelaine. Elaborate ribium, butts, and suterBe add subtle shine, with long sleeves narrowing to the wrist and a crown velvet ribbon belt. Crown rose accents and striped tadfote OLIVE TAS complete the look.
A warning against placing poultices on the eye, citing medical authority that such remedies harm sight. The text then recounts Count Bertrand of Paris, an eccentric man who feigns bed rest yearly, and during the siege he considers going to bed again, staying until the siege ends.
A fragment from Linptacott's Magazine humorously portrays Willie declining praise for resembling his congressman father. A colleague greets Willie's four year old son with the remark, "how much you resemble your father," to which Willie responds with a resigned tone, noting he does not deserve the compliment.
A New York wife asks her husband about tickets for a play and mentions word of some dewmyd. He says he secured tests for two months from tonight and suggests they begin to get ready, per a Kansas City Journal item.
A Cincinnati Enquirer reader criticizes literary portrayals of deformity in classic works. The letter argues villains in Notre Dame, Ghosts, and Hawitt’s tales are depicted as physically deformed, prompting readers to question whether such portrayals stereotype disabled people.
A brief Washington Star clipping presents a humorous exchange with Mrs. Turki stating she sees the difference by watching Charley at the beginning and end of baseball season, illustrating optimism and pessimism in a playful North American newspaper tone.
A fragment recounts an unnamed native accused of treachery to Carlyle's birthplace in the seventies. The speaker, Emeraon, hints at a truth seeker and a perceiver of truth as he questions a student about schooling and origin. The style echoes mock epic rhetoric.
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