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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1903
Page
4
The document outlines Victorian era conduct for parents guiding boys toward proper manners, including greetings, door etiquette, street behavior, dining room rules, and respectful treatment of women. It mirrors a moralizing handbook tone, emphasizing self-control, propriety, and deference in social settings.
Oxnard of Nebraska arrives in Washington to press reciprocity with Cuba and influence Congress before the upcoming session. He disperses literature among lawmakers, claims credit for thwarting the Cuban policy, and signals a push to advance the reciprocity bill during the current session.
Rev W M Milburn known as the Blind Man Eloquent has resigned as Senate chaplain. He cites failing health and plans to stay in California or with relatives this winter. Milburn, nearly 90, says he hopes to conduct services during his remaining days if possible and notes his long service and regard in Congress.
An exchange from a play or sketch features a German character and others trading taunts about wit and manners. The heated dialogue includes insults like sauerkraut and smart remarks. The scene climaxes with a physical struggle as the audience reacts to the confrontation. The text then mentions Europe’s highest inhabited point and Mount Etna's summit observatory.
Abilene Kansas reports a revived cattle feeding industry as stockers move from range to feedlots. An enormous projected intake across Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Oklahoma Colorado totals 8.1 million cattle. Farmers wager on $40 per hundredweight fat stock, with corn, forage, and equipment costs fueling a major agricultural expansion amid rising profits and credit pressure.
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