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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1902
Page
3
A fragment notes officers of Honolulu Investment Co Limited including Aly Gear Henry Smith and Emmett May with roles such as Vice President and President, indicating a corporate leadership outline. The text appears to be an in progress or partial listing of real estate and insurance agents affiliated with the company.
Honolulu Iron Works offers improved and modern sugar machinery of every capacity and description made to order. Boiler work and riveted pipes for irrigation are a specialty. Special attention is given to job work and repairs are completed at shortest notice.
A vintage fashion overview describes an extensive shirt waist collection with lace blends, Alencon nets, Bruges lace, and embroidered squares. It highlights blouses in venetian and Cluny laces, tucked tucks, and decorative bands, plus varied waist styles in colors from white to green and blue. Continuous emphasis on lace and embroidery techniques shows broad seasonable options and customizable details.
In a sweeping claim from London, a scientific view questions wheat as a staple arguing banana could outproduce and nourish more people. The piece notes bananas yield more per land area and could avert famine with improved transport, while citing a future divorce case involving the Marquis of Downshire as a contrasting society note.
A year of growth extends central office reports from Washington to London Azores Nassau Bermuda and Attleth meridian tracks. Regular maps publish forecasts for three outwardbound steamers and storm fog advisories. About 1400 staff operate at 180 stations with 14 000 observers and 168 crop bulletins issued nationwide 465 rural delivery centers warn on weather and coal wave dangers.
In a Leb anon New York Shaker tale Sister Dorothea known as Slater Dorathen negotiates with a Shaker vendor over sugared walnuts and outer articles. She subtly expands a five cent item to a dollar total, cleverly securing change and leaving the vendor short.
A young matron hides a wedding day watch on her chatelaine while baking a pie. After the pie bakes and the watch goes missing, suspicion falls on a thief. The husband later reveals the watch from the pie, mocking the pie as watch pie and noting the watch was damaged from a wet mishap.
Chess column notes editor contact details for Sunday Bulletin in Honolulu and requests correct solutions. Mentions problem numbers and contributions from readers including T Moore CM White G A Turner F Weed and F Schmidt with a Thursday noon submission deadline.
A garbled scorecard fragment from a Paris tournament item references Evans Gambit play, Janowski Lasker white Hack moves, and several chess notation tokens. It lists positions, moves, and pieces with unclear sequence, mentioning December and January event timing and players such as Mason Cantlon Hing Clot and Notoa.
A windy encounter near Hoboken and a tale of romance unfold as a broker and his girl discuss theater plans. The dialogue shifts through memory and wind amid chessboard like chess notes, with a chess commentary interwoven and references to a Prairie Nebraska stopover.
Three men out for a drink make a bet that the one who fails to follow his wife will pay for a champagne supper the next night. The first returns home to his wife who scolds him and orders the chopper. The second and third face similar threats as the night unfolds.
General Booth of the Salvation Army asserts five hundred thousand Britons drink daily and proposes a tea remedy to curb drunkenness. He says Salvation Army members will visit homes to offer this tea as a guaranteed adjunct to reduce intake of intoxicating liquors.
The timetable lists Ring Street Line departures with frequent service to town every few minutes. It shows wards of Warkiht lane and mentions trips from Warkik to Pawanymich with short intervals and precise times, though OCR errors create ambiguity.
Tourists offered a fine chance to see the country with Kona Livery Stables. Carriages meet the 3, 8 Mauna Los at Kallus and transport passengers overland to Hookens where the steamer is met again for the mountain route to the volcano.
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