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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
2
A 1900s voice discusses war, politics, and leadership with references to figures like Roosevelt and McKinley. The speaker questions public opinion and praises a capable representative, reflecting era debates on policy and national direction. The piece blends personal opinion, civic faith, and wartime sentiment.
Conconully Washington June 20 local option election results show a close contest with 44 to 22 while accusations fly regarding who supports the wet and dry sides. J P Adams is noted as an emperor’s subject and W S Cooper is an officer in the county league opposing saloons.
Scattered lines describe a new education initiative at a Spokane school linked to an institution founded by Col. D. The plan outlines an academy offering dual study paths and professional training, including physical education, social activities, gymnasium and swimming, aiming to build community spirit among boys.
A YMCA appeal from Washington and Idaho invites the Spokane area to host a day school on a designated site. The notice promises safe care outside and during school hours and fellowship with men of high character. It suggests many will enroll when the school opens.
The article surveys English country house architecture, contrasting Elizabethan and Queen Anne styles. It notes the rise of the Jurge Jonen era, regional examples like Ragland, and the American popularity of Elizabethan motifs. It emphasizes comfort, garden importance, and the British love of country homes, with gardens shaping the house’s charm.
A fragmented notice warns in general terms about a dangerous practice involving grafting or transplanting tissues linked to disease. It cites nationwide fear, with vague references to death, sickness, and unnamed authorities advising caution. The text mentions warning signs and possible spread through various cities and towns.
Health authorities warn residents to drain standing water or coat surfaces to stop mosquito multiplication. The Philadelphia prose urges vigilance and industry to enforce measures, noting only strong authority can ensure compliance amid calls to public health.
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