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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
6
A small puzzle riddle with six clues. First clue hints at buy. Second clue references all compass points. Third clue hints at not tomorrow. Fourth clue indicates effort. Fifth clue points to part of the day. Sixth clue involves time reflected in a mirror. The truncated cone as completed appears as the best advice to follow.
The Bulletin touts the Want Ad as the best way to Honolulu readers. It claims broad reach, rapid placement, and the most reasonable rates, positioning the daily as the only progressive choice for classified needs.
A dramatic scene unfolds with the Marquis de Richemont and Coventry debating delay and duty as Elizabeth’s wedding looms. O'Neill and Coventry clash over mercy and authority while hints of a broader fearsome conflict echo through a tense parlor confrontation. A future installment promises resolution to the contested marriage amid military command.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawal opens for subscription at 175 percent of par value in its Twenty fifth Series stock. Secretary GRAT of 122 King Street notes the event. In local league basketball Briony and Hit Setout match. Briony wins, securing position behind Pucahous and Kare tuclae. Priory team edges but struggles.
A fragmented OCR item discusses Brights disease, claiming Fulton compounds cure 87 percent. It cites various doctors and names, arguing kidney disease is common and often misperceived as rare. The text shows distorted names and antique medical claims, reflecting a period tone.
A catalog style notice lists numerous items up for assignee sale including works by Georg Eibitz, Marlon Craeford Towt, Javtin Mc Carthy, Marie Twain, and others. The list mentions volumes on literature, philosophy, economics, poetry, and decorative items, with prices and gilt bindings. The venue appears to be a stationery and general goods shop on Hotel Street offering a mixed selection of books and personal accessories.
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