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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1902
Page
4
A fragmentary verse piece by Horace Sey Mone Elllie evokes a merrie ploughboy tending cattle and performing odd labors. It blends rustic imagery with whimsical, archaic diction and ends abruptly with a noted attribution.
A mother penguin battles disobedient chicks Penny and Prin over supper and nest obedience. After a sharp peck, hunger and fear bring sorrow, but a strange adult intervention and Penny’s return restore order. The brood learns to stay near mother and seek fish, ending with a warm family slide into night.
A shattered OCR fragment hints at a Cape discovery story where a child finds a glittering stone described as a diamond. The narrative includes Boer farmer, family, and a mysterious wallet with a glow, set among scattered names and places, but many details remain unclear.
A scrambled summary portrays a royal tale with Belgium like royal figures and rebellious rhetoric. The text mentions Queen Maria Henrietta near death, Prince Albert, and King Leopold’s line amid a chaotic scene where people are frightened into exile or silence as a redacted decree prompts upheaval.
Major Pruden, a late White House official, rose from poverty in New Jersey to become a skilled penman and clerk. Enlisting in the Eleventh New Jersey Volunteers, he impressed recruiting officers with his signature. His talents led to service in Washington and Alexandria under Heintzelman and Colonel Hobck, with a noted commission to the White House. A rare manuscript copy of the U.S. Constitution sent to the Vatican archives reflects his acclaimed artistry.
The walnut trade stresses its decline as lumber once used for fence rails and fine furniture becomes scarce. Domestic supply dwindles, prices rise, and manufacturers shift to alternatives. Chicago, Western Ohio, and Western Virginia report reduced demand while large mills control much of the walnut flow.
Fauet of Cleveland on a Philadelphia trip with a Philadelphian planned to visit Atlantic City. While viewing Delawary Avenue improvements they sat near the wharf when a splash occurred and a boy named Ayplowl fell in. The Philadelphian allegedly asked how the fall happened and the boy replied he did not mean to fall in.
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A poetic fragment from Katharine Tynan praising a child’s innocence and the family circle. It envisions a child cared for by parents and neighbors, with a gentle, reverent tone and a view toward the world’s work and heavenly guardians watching over the child.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes and mis-typed words suggesting a dialogue snippet or transcription glitch. No clear people, places, or events emerge. limited readable fragments hint at a discussion or interview but lack concrete facts.
Paris April 20 Queen Natalie widow of King Milan of Servia converted from Greek Orthodoxy to Roman Catholicism in a small chapel near Le Havre. The ceremony followed a report dated April 12 marking the birthday of a noble figure, with Baron Soulanges present and the Marquis Cantrillo’s sentiment noted, reflecting political theater in a tense moment.
A rustic verse about a trout and a little brook ends with a wink at a grandmotherly granddaughter. A stray line about Congressman Brownlow of Tenner introduces a humorous kitchen-floor misidentity and a punning exchange.
A reflective study of growing up through small milestones. The piece recalls a boy's pride when wearing a baseball uniform and walking onto a makeshift diamond, symbols of early achievement and self worth amid rough surroundings and modest clubs like the Fireflies or the Dearing Demons.
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