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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
3
Dyspeptic digests mix travel notes and city notices, including dining room hours at the Normoyle, business visits by J. Connolly and Hines, bids and sales at Inland Cash Grocery, and various departures to St Joe and Harrison. The piece also contains anecdotes on cuisine terms, literary reminiscences about Procter, Lowell, and Tennyson, plus unrelated vignettes on a dog and a quack doctor.
An OCR fragment recalls Sir Fernon West’s reminiscences mentioning the Duchess of fuvit and a funeral scene. It presents garbled dialogue about a runner, a wagon bed, and pheasants, with no clear event date or coherent narrative.
Mrs. D Maines of Speckswe, Idaho endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy after backache, headaches and urinary issues. The ad urges care before kidney trouble advances and notes the product availability through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, with a 50 cent price and a slogan to remember the brand.
The passage traces how the term vermin broadened beyond worms to include mice, roaches, dogs, canaries, and other creatures said to spread disease. It cites Latin derivation vermis meaning worms and notes usage by Jared Stangeen and Walton in labeling animals as vermin or varmint in moralizing or humorous contexts.
A fragmented narrative imagines a tailor in a Jururtms apartment declaring rejection and love loss. The tale links old sayings about tailors and bells to broader jokes about masculinity and social expectations, reflecting satire on tradition and gender roles.
Vivid notes describe flying fish leaping to strike a lantern at the foremast as the ship’s deck jolts. The creatures resemble small sand wallets with wing-like fins and gliding fins, attracting several stunned by the glow. The text also mentions a proud stock of paper for a printer's use.
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