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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

3

Johannesburg Post Office Delivers by Box Not Home

A damning survey of Johannesburg’s mail system describes a vast central hall with hundreds of pigeonholes and long queues as residents endure a public box system rather than house-to-house delivery. The piece contrasts eager buyers paying £7,000 yearly for box rents with missed visits by postmen, rail-thin clerks, and a crowd awaiting letters as modern life and civic infrastructure lag.

Johannesburg London Express Jean Becausn London “Post Pontofice

Bryan a Happy Man and His New Home in Linen Nebraska

Bryan enjoys a prosperous life with a new mansion near Linen Nebraska and runs a successful newspaper. The home faces west, includes twenty-one rooms, and features carved oak, modern conveniences, and a landscaped approach. He directs a growing paper with a sizable circulation and substantial income while supporting political and charitable activities.

William Belek Bryan Javining Fairview Hegan

Causes of Defalcation and The Temptation to Extravagance

The piece argues defalcation stems from embezzlers seeking luxury and a warped view of economy. It condemns cruel, mockingly extravagant remarks that praise wealth at others’ expense, which heighten temptation for the poor and honest.

Ginseng Cultivation and Its Growing North American Interest

The article explains ginseng as a potentially profitable crop, notes that beds can be started in backyards, and discusses cautious expectations and rising demand from China and Japan. It highlights a long, fluctuating market and the need for patient, gradual profits as growers learn the trade.

Wisconela United States Pines China Japan

A Cure for Seasickness Troubles and City Planning Ideas

A letter from D E Castell of Washington shares seasickness remedies learned aboard the Mullan Ambassador to the United States. The writer recounts finding relief by lying horizontal and fixating on a mirror while dressing, and promises further observations to science if useful.

D. E. Castell Washington Mullan United States Dr. Castelli

Generosity Impresses West Side School Leader

Milon M O'Brien, president of the board of education, visited a West Side grammar school and quizzed pupils on arithmetic. A student at the bottom of the class asked who would have a New York Times if the mother received money from the father across three days. The Bulletin notes street sales lead Honolulu papers.

West Side New York Times

What Happened to the Turkey

A fragmented diary like reminiscence describes an old turkey that proved so tough that an axe merely tickled its peck. The tale ends with the bird dying after laughter, leaving the narrator to ponder the odd demise.

Frioyd

French Fight Against Seasickness in 19th Century Italy?

The article reviews a French work on seasickness titled Le Mal de Mer, edited by Mardeuf, noting its assertion that seasickness is real and avoidable. It describes prophylactic advice such as staying ashore, avoiding alcohol and certain foods, and behavior aboard ships, plus an emphasis on collective inquiry and a long questionnaire for passengers including questions on mood, posture, and voyage plans.

France Bir Mardeuf Finn M G. Margwet Chatoms Jore Murdon Pertapa

No More Girl Typists in Detroit Tale of a Merchant

Detroit Free Press recounts a Michigan merchant criticizing female typists after hiring and losing several. He cites a touring actress who became a performer, another who left after brief service, and a third who married a manager. He vows to hire a young man next, blaming his tool keeper and double entry system for woes.

Cornellia Vanderbilt Jr New York National Gasr Lone Kuiy Daly Ruminanon Che Michigan Detroit Tle Tye Frank Amber Detroit Free Press New York Times

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