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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
4
An old promotional piece urges readers to purify the mind and body with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills, claiming they thoroughly and agreeably do the work and come highly recommended. A separate brief note reports a destructive prairie fire near Fort Cobb causing damage to improvements and stock.
A fragmentary 19th century note suggests a designer proposes a new design for a tank building project in Baltimore. The piece mentions Chicago and a potential executive role but lacks full context or verifiable details.
The article lists the world’s top three ports New York Liverpool and Hamburg amid a surge in shipping activity. It notes over 41 0719 Liverpool and Hamburg departures and mentions Me WINAIYE’s Boothing Syrups as a popular remedy during the period. Rats pester an observatory in the Aura Nan Alps 7328 feet high. A consumer ad promotes Hamlin's Winard Oil claiming relief for ailments.
Dense OCR text describes strikes, mine properties, and preparations across Thunder Mountain and Rainbow Peak. Notable names include W Price, Mulvey, Clement, and Allen Stonybreaker while referencing Glebe Creek area, Ottawa boundary issues, and the Morris mine in Spokane. Reports of ore findings, smelter activity, dividends, and pending settlements appear amid chaotic detail.
Fragments describe a tale of Serofula as the offspring of hereditary blood, with mentions of lands, a lifeline, and a detective figure named Gr oy amid unclear events and aims. The text blends locations, roles, and scattered phrases, yielding a hazy portrait of a narrative about lineage and pursuit.
Fragmentary account recalls a woman’s decisive role in aiding sick women amid medical gaps. It references Lydia Pie, public figures, and debates over traditional remedies, with strong mentions of global figures and wartime context, highlighting gendered care and medical authority.
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