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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
3
A New York Times report recounts a household visit where grace is observed only with exceptional meals. A guest questions why grace isn’t said for everyday fare and the answer cites gratitude tied to special dishes like game or to high quality meals.
An essay examines how images of foreign women influence Chinese society, detailing widespread cigarette advertising and erotic pictures shown in settlements and shops. It argues Western marketing harms Chinese propriety, provoking disgust when Chinese women imitate foreign dress and behavior, and notes mixed views among Chinese toward foreigners while condemning the display of Westernized femininity.
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment explains multiple egg tests to assess freshness. Submerge eggs in water to see end orientation, observe bubble movement between shell and membrane, and judge translucency. Fresh eggs are clear, shells porous with rapid evaporation of interior moisture, while old eggs show doubt about freshness.
Malton Journals report a brutal murder in Lombardy. A rejected rival allegedly lured a shepherdess Ponte and her lover Mattheo to a grotto, collapsed earth trapping them. After more than a fortnight, two peasants found their bodies entwined. Police captured the suspected killer Sulwerihers.
A disturbance erupted in the Judiciary building yesterday as Bailiff Ney and others clashed over access to the tower room used as the jury waiting area. Officers from the Circuit Court intervened after doors were slammed, no blood was shed, and a patrol wagon carried away an agitated party.
Clerk Loveland reviews presidential origins noting Virginia and New York as lead birthplaces, Ohio’s four presidents including Harrison and Garfield, and Tennessee and Massachusetts ties. He highlights three assassinated presidents and succession paths from vice presidency, with seventeen of twenty-five presidents from four states Virginia New York Ohio Tennessee.
David H. Allen of Miamisburg Ohio proposes a new pipe charger enabling simple filling of pipes without handling tobacco directly. The device features a double cylinder with an outer rotating shell that aligns an opening to pour tobacco from a bag into a cylinder, then into the pipe once the chamber is opened.
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