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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
3
A detailed, opinionated tour of luxury gowns and furs from a fashionable shop. Descriptions cover satin, velvet, and lace ensembles with long wraps, over dresses, and accessories in champagne, violet, and tan hues. Designers reference violet valerina fur and plucked coonskin borders.
Engineering Magazine describes a Morris New York automatic coal scale tested at the New York Central and Hudson River Power Station in Port War II. The device handles coal pieces up to fifteen inches diameter, with designs for up to thirty inches, delivering coal from a bunker through a scale and discharge spout into the powerhouse, weighing up to 1,500 pounds and processing about 100 tons per hour.
A Danish device called the thermo needle uses a fusible alloy spring to signal when meat or vegetables reach the desired temperature. A thin glass tube with a spring is inserted into the food. melting alloy releases the spring to indicate doneness, then resets after withdrawal.
In England J W Gregory presents a study on the geology of the inner earth detailing a crustless interior that may be solid or gaseous, with meteoritic material composition and high heat. He notes that inner layers transmit vibrations and can flow under pressure, imparting potential valuable ore deposits below the crust.
A Woodworker correspondent reports a quick repair for a one inch pipe leak. A yard clip bent from a carriage yoke and a rubber pad were used to seal the hole without digging. The method stopped the leak and was tested at 8 am above the house after spring water intrusion.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a French chamber scene where a noted figure faced heckling while a doctor offered free advice at odd hours. An impatient Workingman strips to the wall seeking counsel as the room erupts with questions about politics and a rising fever prompted by the exchange.
Fragmentary OCR ad snippet shows garbled phrases about buses, bags, prices, and curios terms. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered letters and partial words without coherent event or identity to summarize.
Property listing describes tracts near town with good cultivation and water in house. Includes 900-10 acres, plenty of room, two good houses for rent, and a favorable location for business. Contact details appear as gibberish names and places.
The Press Publishing Co. announces a full stock of paper for work and ledger printing at the Print Shop by the Lake. They invite visitors to bring their figures for estimates and note they print for various local needs.
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