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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
4
A vintage advertisement touts Hostetters Bitters as a safe reliable cure for stomach issues. It claims fifty years of positive credit and endorsements from prominent physicians. The note urges buyers to look for the private stamp on the bottle neck.
City transit schedule lists tram routes and intervals for King Street and Waikiki lines with first and last cars, frequent 15 minute intervals, and special branches to Palama, Punahou, Nuuanu Valley, and Oahu College. Times show service to Town, Waikiki, Fort and King Streets, with late evening operations concluding around 10:40 p.m.
Honolulu to Pearl City Ewa Kahuku Waialua Waianae and Ewa Mill listed with arrival and departure times. Includes station sequence and notes agent names F C Smith and G P Denison.
Globe Navigation Co offers competitive rates from the East and invites orders for September sailings from Seattle. Agent L. E Beebe notes monthly departures and urges customers to contact Brewer 8 for Main 201.
Practical guide outlines how to memorize common kitchen measures and recipe ratios. Includes table of spoon to cup conversions, liquid to flour proportions, and basic seasoning and stock guidelines for soups and meats.
Informal clergy dinner yields exaggerated reminiscences of Bishop Latane and a famed sermon preached in Canada. The tale includes publication of the sermon, examiners testing credentials with a humorous biblical anecdote, and references to postwar church struggles and Chautauqua lectures.
A fragmentary review passage contrasts nature and urban life, noting fatigue from constant sociability and the allure of city sights. It invokes Burroughs Dickens and Hugo while reflecting on modern street scenes, voices, and smells. The tone is literary and observational.
A fragmented New York Observer clipping questions wealth and labor in Brooklyn with garbled lines alleging a rector and reform efforts. It suggests debates on social roles and the value of work among clergy, farmers, and poor communities, amid economic phrases and unclear figures.
A long fragment from the Baltimore American recounts jokes about noted Chicago divines and jolly clergymen, including a Kentucky bartender tale and a Baptist minutes dispute. It also mentions a Starry Saint priest and a college football game, ending with a humorous penitent anecdote read aloud by a priest.
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