Hawaiian Tramway Time Table Reconstructed
Fragmented OCR presents a timetable for the Hawaiian Tramway. It references streets in Waikiki area, street corners, and routes serving Punation Street, Town and Valley locations, with departure times starting around early morning and frequent intervals thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kling
Ogase
Renee Co
Meretania Street
Muuanu Valley
Soye Ane
Rae
Oude College
Wwe
Valley
Stabe Carsteare Navan Valley
Tome Ne
Stations and Timetable Fragments From Daily Gazette
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered station notes and travel terms. The readable items reference outward and inward passages, tickets, agents, and superintendent roles, suggesting a brief transit or boarding listing rather than a full article.
Professor Nyrop's Kiss Study Shapes Beards and Beings
A Danish scholar Professor Nyrop analyzes kissing lore across Europe, citing ancient proverbs and regional beliefs. He argues men with beards are preferred for kissing, while women may resist, with anecdotes from Holland, Denmark, Germany, Norway, and Spain. The piece notes a contested case in London 1887 and positions Nyrop as a leading authority on kissing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehannet Jorgensen
Gvard Na Atory Pemarke
Nyrop
Letut
Maery
Gorman Pravert
Holland
Jutland
Nyrapeayn
Mainteins
Tomax Haverland
London
Caroling Newton
Newton
Wien
Thie Wath
Nytiple
Mimi the Kitten and the Fair in Nor Hollte Opera
A quirky tale of Mimi the kitten and a delicate dancer at a French style carnival. A jealous moment, a balcony meeting, and a gentle chase amid colorful marguerites and yellow blooms, set in a best opera rank scene.
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Htvek
Cheistin
How Long Does One Dream Last
A doctor notes that dreams may feel lengthy while brief in real time. A patient reported hours of vivid events within seconds, showing dream duration is perceived subjectively as the brain processes scenes during sleep.
Left Hand Skill and Impartiality in Work Practice
The text discusses favoring the left hand in tasks to balance strength with the right, suggesting it yields impartiality and steadiness. It recounts a clerk who learned to write with the left hand after injury to the right, noting his extended unemployment before timely proficiency emerged.
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Gaetiald
Five Little Pigs Take Flight in Odd Rhyme Tale
A fragmented nursery rhyme vignette features playful pigs and a narrator counting pies. The unusual text shifts between actions and exclamations, creating a surreal, almost chantlike scene.
Fragmented notice of a drowned man and rescue attempt
A garbled report describes a brief event at Avenue de Fopere where a man named Pelvice disappears in the afternoon. Witnesses recall a small girl guiding a comfort film and a request to enter a place, with unclear references to a return to Emery Promety and a later heart moment.
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Emery
Foote and the Barber at Wat Weevntrie Tilt
A fragmentary account describes Foote and a barber in a contentious scene at Wat Weevntrie. The text notes a small shop and prison context, with references to a weight-related claim and a public dispute over an inscription.
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Yarber
Kinks Tench
Knuland
Heme
The Tramp Takes A Hurried Meal
Fragmented verse describes a tramp hurriedly eating, a pastry cook urging him along, then the scene shifts to a boyish exchange about juvenile reasoning. The poem hints at hunger, urban life, and a casual critique of social norms through dialogue and imagery.
Queen Story: Princess Gloriana and the White Arabian Pony
In a tale recounted by Auntie, children quiz about a missing name for the queen. Gloriana recalls a white Arabian pony with a gold fringe, and the girl Proletia is named by Vivette as the queen’s child. The children press Auntie for the queen’s name, but the aunt prompts to continue the story.
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Gloriana
Allenes
Jocko the Monkey's Narrow Escape at Home
A misread tale describes Jocko, a pet monkey, escaping capture and provoking a chase through a yard and tree. Neighbors pursued the creature while the family reported his antics disturbing the infant and stealing sweets, with the monkey eventually coaxed back by a nurse and kept under watch.
Saw the Musical Dog at Barnstaple in North Devon
An overheard tale describes a traveling act featuring a musical dog. The showman, a large tent, and a crowd at Barnstaple attend the odd performance as the dog allegedly performs tricks. The crowd questions the animal while the showman and audience react to the display and solicitations.
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Barnstaple
North
Devon
Astor
Bowie
Baby Baroness At Coronation Headlines Pageant Ceremony
A junior royal, two year old Baroness Clifton, is slated to wear the coronation robes including mantle and coronet. Daughter of the late Lord Durting, she represents a key figure in the royal ceremony with her remarried mother guiding her role and public attention.
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Wong
Nyrop
Daninh
Taby
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Union Italy
San Francisco
Portland
San Francesco
Chicago
New York
Pullman Palace
Lothrop
Third Street
Oregon
W. Hitchcock
Montgomery St
Llomax
Omaha
Nebraska
Cing Street Lin
Kona Livery Stables
Kealakekua
Hawaii
J. G. Henriques
Prop
Kailua
Hookana
Smith
G. P. Denison
Ss . Is
Ticket Agt
Erintendent
Union Express
King Street
W. Larsen
Bae and
Fort Street
C. H. Bellina
Iron Works
Attenton
Cotton Bros. & CO
General Contractors
Tel
Boston Blk
Honolulu
Chritopher Nerap
University of Capen Kaewn
Europe
Alva
Mimi
Irora Chandler
Wits
Yrurest
Belcony
Wiebt
Nile
Foote and the Barber i
Cnet
Brete
Tadier
Nyry
Paseed Khor
Ube
Ranbing Toy
uwiTl
Johnny
Johnny Lifter
Lyon
THE
Mattie M. Baker
Pheer Eee
Annie
Giuliana
Elton
Jocko
Gary
Johoe Hopkine University
McCutch
Foen
Mapberry
Mitrate Meighbor
Kate
Baroness
Bulletin
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Ltd
T He
Haviland Ware
Victor Safe & Lock Co
Ideal
Lewers & Cooke, Limited
Hotel Carriage and Machine Company
Union Street
W. Schoening
W. C. Achi & Co
Wall
B. Wall
D.D.S
Love
Fort Sti
Pompany
Aitie Nate
Souirseste
Vors
Ierabes
Trogon
Waikiki
Drake
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