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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
The piece renders a bleak dawn scene with garbled lines about yesterday's stunts, saints, and a critique of drink and cigarettes. It hints at emptiness, struggle, and the urge to endure punishment to conquer inner weakness.
Tacoma will host a major military tournament at the opening of the immense Terome Stadium on July 24. The US Army will oversee events with 210 regulars performing drills and contests as railroads offer special rates for attendees.
The description portrays Chilean longshoremen at Coronel as brutal, violent, and uncivilized laborers driving cargo work aboard ships. It claims they butcher food, fight, and even kill captains, with settlers masking cold blood while preparing meals and drinking in a savage, primitive manner.
A Detroit News Tribune feature recalls early photography and the clumsy studio rituals. It describes long exposures, stiff posing, iron forks behind the head, and the fear of uncooperative subjects as families braved infant portraits and "look pleasant" commands.
The piece outlines two main features of angina pectoris: chest pain and sudden death. It notes the unpredictable, intense pain that may radiate to shoulders and abdomen, and that death is a major risk with many not recovering, with additional anecdotes and scattered reflections on mortality.
A jumbled Payette area column notes social visits and work moves. Mrs Chas Bolton entertained, Windle hauled machinery from the clearing plant, Edith Capron visited an aunt, and August Sinkbiel delivered a teaching machine separator to Payette. Willow Creek residents flocked to a circus, and local ads promote dray services, apartments for rent, and a Knights of Pythias convention travel special from Payette to Blackfoot Idaho.
Fragmented text describes a residence at 80 feet frontage and 146 feet depth, located four blocks from the depot in Payette Idaho. Mentions terms to salt, post office box 277, and reference to papers or documents to be sent to the office.
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