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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
6
A reader presents two lines of verse. The first hints at Turn 2, while the second asks what should be seen through. The playful missive invites readers to deduce a hidden meaning or object hinted by the contest's dual prompts.
A garbled tale details a practical joke aboard a New York bound train involving a young broker and a Denver lady, leading to public embarrassment and a plan for an upcoming wedding after a long chain of social trips. The piece notes family expectations and a novelist Sheridon’s musings, with a business index offering notices and permits.
A narrator recounts a tense evening in 19th century London. A partner faces pecuniary trouble, bribes, and a climactic burglary attempt at Blumenthal’s office. Detectives Burnaby and Starling uncover stolen notes and a hidden loot stash behind a chimney.
Fragmented OCR description details trolley service impacts on Porto Rico Ponce and surrounding areas. Notes labor, costs, and operations with references to May 1900s timelines, port connections, and a government inspection. Mentions American workers and transit conductors, implying limited profitability and local labor involvement.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii announces a new stock series now open for subscription at one dollar per month. It outlines that withdrawing members receive cash paid in plus seventy five percent of profits, while twenty five percent is kept for stockholders' benefit. Secretary A V Gea at 122 King Street promotes weekly news summaries.
Dr Fore warns of the subtle risks in a kiss across children and adults. He cites cases of strong affectionate ties causing unexpected reactions, including a young girl who swooned and convulsed after a kiss from a relative, with recurring attacks over years but eventual withdrawal of symptoms.
A dated promotional snippet claims a teaspoon of Pain-Killer in warm water or milk every hour or two will ease a hacking cough and remove discomfort for the patient and those nearby. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and to seek genuine Bold products.
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