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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1903
Page
6
A guessing contest progresses to its second turn with a puzzling clue about what one should be able to see through. The prompt hints at a hidden object or view unveiled in the next stage.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled notice about a stage production titled Not Guilty Culley. It mentions performances tonight and tomorrow, a Wellhaven Beptisy author, and a comedic, sentimental tone with actors and a well known clan.
A bright meteor was seen this morning moving from the direction of the Koolau mountains toward Molokai and vanished after a long, swift arc across the sky. Sheriff Lane reported the Koolau area and a team were involved in the incident around 3:20 PM.
The letter complains about the quality of milk supplied to consumers. It questions purity and sanitary standards and contrasts it with better options. Names places and entities appear in the text, noting concerns over consumer trust and product safety.
A wounded private endures pain and blood loss on a battlefield journey to a field hospital. A sergeant and medics fight to stabilize him as a nurse's care and improvised techniques aid the wounded man, with the scene culminating in a stretcher crawl toward safety and relief.
The readable text hints at a scene with a person named Holly and references to moisture cloth and fabric. It mentions a pale figure and a Mine of Melbourne style items. The legible portion suggests an inquiry or description of materials and a potential character named Holly.
Henry Herbert Williams a leading Honolulu figure is active in the Worlds Fair Revival Building Association. He is noted as a prominent fraternal member in Hawaii, linked to the Mewonle Hodkey and other groups, and is expected to attend events connected with the Exposition.
A garbled early 20th century notice promotes a string orchestra event at the Young Hotel Pavillon Mosidehie with performances by Mintier Lylda and others. The fragment mentions a May show with multiple tunings and a rural assortment of items listed for sale or display.
Washington November 12 payment on the Cuban reciprocity treaty faces the House action. The bill is sent to the Ways and Means Committee. The text outlines duties, sugar imports, and trade concessions between the United States and Cuba under the treaty ratified in December 1902.
Letter writer argues pedestrians lose right to sidewalk space as Rapid Transit poles intrude on city sidewalks and crosswalks. He condemns private company barriers and government inaction, urging road improvements and a reconsideration of street rights for foot travelers.
In the Report of the dealers in his city, Killer is touted as the largest selling proprietary medicine with valued properties and claimed pain relief. It is presented as a remedy for acute attacks including dyspepsia diarrhea and cholera morbus with cautions against substitutions.
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