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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
3
The document discloses a railroad spike designed to resist shearing under heavy train loads. It introduces two separate shanks A and B connected to a common head D with a cutting edge bridge C to sink into wood, allowing easy withdrawal and improved stability. Inventor George K. Molt of Philadelphia received a patent on this enhanced spike.
Article discusses cedar wood shortages impacting pencil production in the United States. It notes red cedar as the primary material, its qualities, and the dwindling supply. Mentions substitutes like maneane from the Philippines and cautions about forest management to preserve growth for future demand.
On a westbound cross country journey a man and a mysterious woman meet aboard a train. He is drawn by her curiosity and charm as their fleeting acquaintance grows, leading to a bold invitation and a playful, ironic twist on romance amid shifting scenery and shared destination.
A fragmented historical piece recounts Johnny’s public claim of a self-made costume perhaps for a fair novelty. It describes a fully stitched outfit with hat necker chief soot waistcoat trousers tippet fatters and shoes and notes the dramatic effort and curious design details among family anecdotes and misfit costumes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Teale Her at Mor Word and a remark about never telling munther mun eather though it remains unclear. The legible sense hints at dialogue about weather and continuation, but essential details and subjects are obscured.
An uncoordinated report describes a chaotic event with a fire brigade unit, a clock dispute, and confusing remarks from bystanders. The narrative centers on a dramatic interruption, a misfired signal, and a contentious claim over a clock as tensions rise among participants.
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