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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented domestic focus offers tips on roasting a beef joint, making biscuits, and baking pies. It covers kitchen tasks like browning crusts, preparing sauces, and serving chicken pie, with stray notes on starch, ironing, vegetables, and thread spools. The tone resembles a 19th or early 20th century homemaker column.
A fragmented 19th century style piece describes forming a wire into a pin using a molding method. It includes odd lines about tempering, a noisy scene at a table, and a crude kitchen recipe with fruit juice and paraffin. The text also references nursery tips and a caution about heat.
The description outlines reinforced walls and safety features for a Rockefeller residence. It notes 57,000 square feet of walls, structures to resist moisture, and twin wall systems with hollow blocks and terra cotta. Exterior stucco and interior plaster, fireproof floors, and planned relocation in late summer or early fall are described.
Cleveland police chief Goldwell announced prizes for couples who become engaged in the parks and marry afterward. He opened park doors to lovers, instructing officers to ignore public displays of affection and promising immunity to couples enrolled. Applications require a photograph and a statement of circumstances with notices of engagements.
Reports from Mendocino County detail G A Lall forester and Banta Bowe advocating eucalyptus windbreaks around Fort Bragg harbor to cut winter winds for entering ships. Planted trees grow rapidly, with hundreds planned as lumber firms expand planting across cutover forests. A separate note covers a massive wolf hunt in Meibersen County Kansas where 1,000 men formed a ring, thirteen wolves killed, seven are captured after the fight.
A fragmented local notice discusses a dramatic grilling stunt as a focal point for community discourse. The event highlights public interest in unconventional performances and social engagement, reflecting civic concerns and cultural trends.
The clerk of the school board will receive sealed bids for cloths and building needs. Bids may be rejected in whole or part by the board. A cash deposit of two percent of the bid price is required. By order of the Board of Trustees of Independent School District No 1 Kootenai County.
In a turn of the season note, Brown suggests beating the long summer days by buying a Victor Talking Machine with flexible payments. He offers a catalog of machines and records, including home songs and refrains, and invites readers to write to Eilers Piano House in Spokane for free catalogs and piano bargains for a few days.
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