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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1902
Page
3
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century text promotes rest and complete relaxation for women as a cure for nerves. It advises retreat to a private room, drawing curtains, and speaking to oneself about letting anxiety and worry vanish for a few moments of nothing. It claims extended rest and sleep boost nervous health and criticizes tea and coffee as energizers.
A fragmented passage discusses observing character and facial expressions to judge a person’s occupation. The narrator contrasts two men, noting details like eye and hand movements and a barber’s work, while an amateur suggests impossible insights. The text centers on deduction from appearances.
A mid-article fashion and health column advises women on complexion care and hygiene. It extols natural beauty, offers daily baths, temperate routines, outdoor activity, and calm demeanor to preserve youth and vitality, citing personal testimonials and urging avoidance of worry.
A fragmented historical piece discusses funeral flower displays from large pieces to simple tokens, noting evolving practices from lavish shows to gifts given to institutions or kept by mourners. It recalls flowers once sent to cemeteries, changes in etiquette, and the role of music and personal tributes during funeral journeys and vigils.
A long discussion contrasts cigarettes with pipes and cigars, noting popularity driven by convenience and pocketability. It argues inhalation patterns raise health concerns, with claims about smoke depth, combustion products, and a controversial note on unrelated stomach findings.
Fragmentary verse lines mimic a playful game with Ping and Pong metaphors. The text hints at a challenge or puzzle requiring wit and timing, with references to rivals and a promise of winning through clever play.
A fragmented OCR tale describes a waiter asking about “grease and bones perquisites” in a restaurant setting. The narrator notes waste areas and bone quantities tied to a wage discussion, mentioning months and a salary debate within a kitchen or dining context.
An excerpt recounts Jobe Habberton's "Helen's Babies" and a muddled discussion of its authorial origins, noting mistaken identities, editor roles, and a family exchange about the book’s publication. The narrator reflects on public perception, literary reception, and questions surrounding authorship, amid personal anecdotes and social commentary.
Me Frank Sullivan Smith a member of the New York State Board of Law Examiners argues that college graduates show advantages in theory but struggle with practice. He cites exam records and contrasts university training with practical courtroom skill, noting differences between education paths and law school preparation.
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