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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
3
A long critique of onions as a strenuous vegetable, advocating discreet and sympathetic handling. The piece riffs on culinary lore, literary allusions, and a mock sermon about onion preparation, flavoring soups, and avoiding overpowering the dish while noting quirks of French and American cooks.
A guide to fashionable footwear for the season detailing Colonial slipper types in light and heavy leathers, Du Barry heels, street versus house wear, and Oxford options. It emphasizes matching outfits, various heel heights, buckles, bows, and practical storage with trunks and boxes for multiple pairs.
The article surveys thumb rings from ancient Rome to Chaucer’s era, noting customs, materials, and symbolic meanings. It cites Trajan’s wide winter ring with Plotina, Becket’s ruby ring from Louis XI, and Henry VIII’s appropriation of an archbishop’s ring. It mentions amulets with wolf teeth and toadstones, charms for epilepsy, and wedding rings worn on the thumb with old bridal rites.
A fragmented collection of maxims and moral observations on faith responsibility and virtue. Lines touch on gratitude trust in God personal accountability and the pulpit versus the individual, with imagery comparing honey and gold and noting limits of amusement. Mentions of mountains hint at exploration of moral peaks and valleys.
A dialogue driven scene shows Doreau and Uncle Joe debating party leadership while mocking editors and politicians. They argue over reform, party strength, and the role of notable figures, highlighting divisions in governance and the postwar Democratic and Republican factions. Strong figures appear, including names like Governor and others, illustrating factional maneuvering and the call for more capable leadership.
An old account describes a practice where men travel to locate hickory trees and buy the meat for resale, detailing earnings, routines, and the hazards of such hunting with references to farmers, buyers, and the market price. The narrator contrasts workers’ hopes with exploitative schemes and notes the social dynamics and political chatter surrounding the trade.
Instructions on moth prevention cover timing and behavior of moths, advising early spring activity, dark daytime habitats, and May to August egg laying. The guide outlines sealing windows and doors, cleaning garments, washing and packing woolens, wrapping items in cedar and paper, and using pepper as a deterrent to protect clothing all year.
A long, flawed OCR excerpt describes multiple fruit salad ideas and preparations. It details red and white currant salads, cherry and pineapple desserts, layers of jelly and fruit in molds, ways to cube fruit, and serving suggestions with wine, champagne, and brandy. The text rambles through methods, ingredients, and decorative touches, with broken phrasing and scattered dishes.
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