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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
2
A discussion on how American women in Paris appear more feminine and receive attention, contrasted with domestic expectations at home. The piece notes French reactions to flirtation, American reactions to social scrutiny, and cites essays by Coulermin and Clodd. It closes with reflections on British empire and evolutionary science debates.
An 19th century riverboat tale centers on Jim Bludso and the Prairie Belle with a dramatic fire and boatyard repairs. The narrative shifts to labor and industry details describing cavern work, rope gear, and glove production tied to a local factory, noting materials, quantities, and daily outputs.
A fragment describes the lengthy, labor intensive process of producing baseballs in the Middle West. Workers bind cores with leather and yarn, then soak, press, and dry the raw balls. One worker finishes hundreds daily as new balls are prepared for shipment to wholesalers.
Belgium mourns as famed eater Teleiim moiene dies after a life of record pushing stunts. Reports say he consumed vast meals including stewed tripe and cats, attempted seventy tart balls in an hour, but his indulgence and worry over indigestion led to his collapse.
A garbled collage of quotes and fragments from newspapers and papers abound with names and phrases. It mentions Titan bands generosity, a jewel solitaire request, and odd anecdotes about a zoologist and a monkey. It ends noting a Sunday Bulletin price of 1.26 dollars per year.
A clogged, evidence-lite diatribe accuses widespread food adulteration including artificial butter and fake maple syrup. The text rails at tainted ingredients and declares fear of deceptive practices, urging vigilance and warning of hidden additives in common foods.
Ellenborh Nod April 2 The Kite Mtnth Presbytery met again today at Second Presbyterian Church after a week’s adjournment to review views on Adam and Eve. The examination of K W Wright and Gilbert Lovell for a license revealed Wright’s allegorical stance on Genesis while affirming the couple as symbolic. Wright’s license was granted unanimously and he will be sent as a missionary to Corea. Lovell’s examination is scheduled for May 12.
In a playful column W. B. Webb of Missouri Savings Bank touts concentrated food tablets as a future noon meal solution. He describes tablets mixed with malted milk as a full meal in a pocket, predicting a lunchless era with meals carried for convenience and no kitchen odors. The piece blends whimsical satire with a look at emerging convenience ideas.
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