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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1903
Page
6
The clue reads Turn two as a cue to seek a second line. The puzzle hints at a hidden instruction or answer concealed by the alternate reading.
An expository note lists committees and officers including Cielo Mice A HL Parke, Mrs Charlo Hall as chairwoman, and Me Frear and David Muse among others. The piece mentions April 1901 plans, ongoing exhibitions, and a dramatic anecdote about a young woman from Hilo in a Venus de Milo motif, with references to local society figures and a naval history aside.
A fragmented tale follows Editha Curtice and her absent husband James as Editha secretly rides Bay Dick at night. She encounters Luke Curtise and a mysterious rider while contemplating marriage, desire, and exile in a Western setting. The narrative traces late night escapades, social pressures, and a tension between duty and longing.
The ad lists Coral rocks for roads and sidewalks with pricing notes from $3 and load according to distance. It cites Hawaiian Japanese Investment Co. at Maunakea Street and King, P O Box 820, Main 3 telephone, plus a separate fragment describing a dramatic narrative about a Western girl, a husband in disguise, and themes of deception and forgiveness.
A woman in East Orange is abducted after a man seizes her in a stairway and drives her to New York. She regains memory and contacts relatives only after a long period, with police tracing a stranger linked to a local murder claim. Investigators pursue leads across New York and Chicago to Cedar Heights and beyond.
A New York Commercial Advertiser report describes German sugar refineries uniting into a trust effective from September 1 until February 29, 1803. Members pledge not to sell below trust prices, with penalties tied to double weight of sugar and daily business disclosures. Eight groups elect a board to manage trust affairs and allocate allowances, with quotas enforced and penalties for overage. Funds fund administration and a premium for compliant refiners, plus a reserve for special needs.
The Agriculture Department reports a new era in world cane sugar production. Estimates for 1904 include about 8.426 million tons, with Cuba and Asia contributing large shares. The rise follows five years of substantial gains, driven by higher yields and expanded output worldwide.
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