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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
9
A fragmented verse captures a homecoming by a beloved figure. The speaker recalls the tense mood, the landscape’s mood, and the crowd’s reactions as a family awaits arrival. Nostalgia, reverence, and longing frame the moment of reunion.
A jagged narrative fragment depicts overheard flirtations and social maneuvering at a hotel scene. A woman recalls a yielding suitor named Wigley and a declining offer, while plans for dinner with acquaintances at the Corbyns’ hotel unfold amid blurred dates and dialogue.
A garbled recollection describes a tense scene with an automobile, a driver, and assistance offered by a passerby. The speaker recalls emotional strain, a desire to avoid danger, and an eventual encounter involving a chauffeur and a quiet stranger, ending with a Chicago newspaper citation.
Fragmented text shows a rural community rallying around electing Powen amid petitions and meetings. The page references agricultural topics, water access, and local governance with scattered mentions of candidates, infrastructure, and civic duties. The garbled OCR preserves names like Pin natt and references to meetings and committees.
A lengthy historical treatise discusses the future of law careers in New York, noting shortages and surging demand. It cites statistics on lawyer to population ratios, the rise of law schools, and the shift toward corporate practice. The piece critiques gradual shifts in professional status and salaries, and foresees male graduates entering large firms, with many facing competition and high barriers to entry. It mentions figures like Jay Gould and comments on the evolving legal profession amid urban growth.
A fragmented account recounts a village band pageant in Baltimore with political overtones and public interest. It describes participants, the crowd, and tensions as the band performs amid celebrations and improvisations, noting local figures and the media’s attention.
An old note recounts how portraits in a family home carried value beyond art, becoming private treasures and social signals. It recalls portraits bought cheaply, admired for lineage, and a curious story of a celebrated painting later found misattributed and bought by a host for display.
The passage sketches a chaotic scene with unrest and public scrutiny. It mentions a broad mix of people including women, families, and a male figure, hinting at social pressures and concerns about public behavior and safety. It references education and employment themes amid urban life.
A detailed discussion of frame construction and wall mounting, describing how old photographs and prints were mounted, vented, and preserved. The article explains the process of removing old finishes, selecting wood and backing materials, and achieving durable, aesthetically pleasing displays for framed items. It covers restoration considerations, mounting methods, and the visual effects of various framing choices.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and phrases with no coherent narrative. It includes references to places like Moses Ayren Caw and Goats Beal, along with fragments about treaties, battles, teachers, inventors, and various unrelated terms, creating a confusing collage of words without a clear event or report.
Fragmented text mentions Dr G B R Wien and various names, universities, and dates in a garbled OCR passage. References include a university context, lectures, a survey, and a mix of persons and places, though specifics are unclear due to legibility.
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