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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
3
Discussion reflects on the role of poets and dramatists across ages, noting demand for genius amid shifting times. It contrasts past scarcity of audiences and venues with modern audiences flocking to well lit theatres, seeking enduring artistic inspiration.
The text debates how genius emerges under unknown laws not aligned with prevailing conditions. It questions whether nations and civilizations shape art, noting France's spirit and the drift to invent machines over drama and poetry. A classical meditation on fate, choice, and the wind that blows where it wills.
Benjamin Harrin star outfielder for Bayville Louisiana saved a wagered game by wading into a bayou to catch a ball from Lake Providence players. He was bitten by a moccasin, his leg swelled, and amputation followed. Harris recalls little pain as he aimed for the catch. Garland plans to pursue a long trail this summer starting in the Canadian Rockies and moving south to Colorado with a pack train, tying in his love for horses and outdoor life.
The New York Tribune reports plans for a glass observation tower at Long Beach California. The tower sits thirty feet below the sea surface and extends upward, with a twelve foot square glass base and an elevator for visitors to view underwater gardens.
People of the day note a tentative plan for a historic exposition in the town aimed at celebrating the 300th anniversary of Gerrit Magis speaking with tenent in America. The text hints at promoters and plans, with details unclear due to damaged OCR.
The text outlines land purchase and rapid permanent improvements for an exposition on Hampton Roads near the James River. It notes leadership by George Tucker, former congressman and dean of Washington and Lee, plus Churchill campaign anecdotes and a London voyage narrative featuring Jack London and a small crew aboard a 45 foot ketch.
A fragmentary travel outline traces a journey to New Zealand, Australia, China and Africa with stops in East America. It hints at exploring events, meeting figures and stages of a traveler’s carving sabher while invoking phrases like Tee Call of the Wik and See Welt.
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