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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
3
A wall poster promotes the Payette street fair and fruit carnival with pictures at the Edieon Theatre. It advertises a 10 cent admission on September 22 23 and 24 and warns attendees not to miss the event Saturday afternoon activities.
The notice informs pupils to buy school books at Thurston's Drug Store before school opens to avoid crowds. Classification cards will be issued in the Centr building on September 15 and 16 from 9 am to 4 pm for current pupils and new entrants. Superintendent J. EB Turner urges early handling of classification to prevent delays on opening day.
A collage of notes and quotes reflects on The Forbidden City in Beijing, its long history from early capital to imperial seat, and the host of intrigues and legends behind its walls. Miscellaneous ads, notices, and small anecdotes from diverse sources accompany the fragment.
A fragmented local report portrays Dorothy Jimorson and a driller faction amid a drawn out marriage dispute. Promises of money, legal threats, and guardianship battles unfold as drilling work stalls and a tentative settlement negotiations emerge amid shifting backers and regional tensions.
A jumble of vignettes including a deceptive plot involving a wife and husband in Paris, a remark on tax and government duties, and a vivid Boston street scene as John Quincy Adams is described as living in a fragile house. The New York Tribune piece also notes a downtown stand up lunch spot where a reader keeps papers offered with the bill.
In 1874 Professor Rudolf Kalb predicted an eruption of Etna on August 27. He sought a Vienna editor to report it and traveled to Sicily. When no disturbance occurred by the 27th and 28th, Falb waited anxiously. The next morning a servant announced a terrible eruption and Falb sent his dispatch.
A jumble of quotes and wry lines from London Idler Swift and Puck reflects on language and pride. The piece pivots on a brusque office scene where a caller asks for the responsible person and a clerk answers I am the one who gets all the blame.
The page surveys national anthems with Japan's dainty lyric and notes a dramatic scene of a woman by a grave, followed by a clutter of classified ads. It mentions a Payette Carnival, a Holstein bull for sale, farm produce, and various notices, all in a busy, local newspaper style.
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