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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
3
A collection of short aphorisms and quotes discussing work ethics, self denial, and the value of wisdom. Included are Saw Thackeray, Ruskin, and Holies on education, fate, and virtue, contrasting shirkers and workers with reflections on duty and happiness.
A fragmentary, aged critique of women and men at a seashore scene. The piece mocks self restraint, medical vanity, and male drunken bravado, describing a woman who feigns modesty and a man who smokes cigars to distress others, ending with a scene of social discomfort.
A fragment describes a quarterly Russian lottery in Studensk offering a single prize of about £50. Tickets cost two shillings and are sold only to men. The winner must take a wife drawn from nobility or forego the prize. if already married he may select a friend to receive the position or money.
A reader questions the necessity of hats, arguing that past and present fashion keeps the head exposed yet protected by sun and wind. The piece muses on generational shifts from hat to bare heads and the social logic of headwear.
The passage argues courtesy quality separates surface politeness from a genuine courteous soul. It notes mothers show courtesy to children as a true daily lesson, while vain politeness hides a shallow soul. True refinement comes from inner disposition, not outward manners, per the Metropolitan Museum of Art curator.
Contained in reflections, the author argues true worth lies in inner treasures carried in the heart. It asserts patient effort yields lasting achievement and warns against mixing charity with doubtful zeal, urging temperance, contentment, and measured actions.
A historical recipe collection lists oysters in a range of preparations including stews, fried bites, broiled skewers and gratins. It gives step by step techniques for milk stews, creamed gravies, broiled platters, and baked oyster dishes with butter, crumbs, wine, mushrooms, and seasonings.
Fragmented OCR outlines hotel rules and regulations with corrupt wording. It references staff, meals, beverages, and guest behavior at a Bloomington hotel with unclear specifics. The text is garbled but indicates handling of guest requests and service guidelines.
An wartime bulletin reflects on domestic roles and marriage burdens. It urges women to seek stability at home while men face work demands and financial worries. The notice hints at a monthly support rate of 78 cents for readers.
A fragmented article surveys early 20th century dress trends, noting costumes, hats, and walking skirts. It highlights materials, colors, and homemade hat ideas, praising royal blue gowns, velvet trims, and practical long coats while critiquing fashion limits for women.
A garbled essay fragment argues poverty, courage, and art, noting voters and frame of mind in a reflective, aphoristic style. It mentions waste votes and promises, and hints at melancholy and distant horizons, with missing or misspelled phrases.
An old, muddled passage discusses storing hat trims and millinery odds ends from Penney to season. It notes laces and trims can be preserved by cleaning with wax dip and emery powder, then polished with flannel, offering economical reuse of decorative hat accessories.
A fragmentary fashion column describes velvet edged hat trims and long drooping hair bows as evolving style notes. It notes hat shapes in green black and blue, with white ribbons, plus shirtwaist costumes in bright greens and blues and patchwork patterns. It mentions availing trimming and decorative motifs, and cites a Brooklyn Standard Union pinion style reference.
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