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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
8
A Memphis hotelkeeper and a North man provide a comic scene in a city tale from the Memphis Scimitar. A drummer arrives about eight, asks what a meal costs, and is offered impossible menu items as a joke. He finally orders pickled elephant and settles for simpler fare before leaving.
A nostalgic poem recalls a boyhood dream of the old trundle bed. Vivid imagery frames the safe world of home, a mother’s kiss, fairy tales, and night sounds through a child’s imagination. The speaker remembers a long sleep as a small universe of comfort and wonder.
In a legendary siege tale, Aapne, King of Persia bel Nixtbin, faced swarms of biting mosquitos that overwhelmed his forces. The army halted the assault and retreated as feverish bites unsettled troops, a historic account cited by the bine forlana.
Morning temperature 72 with a midday rise and light wind. Periods of rain noted with 0.7 percent humidity at 9 am and 10 am. Clear later with light wind along Diamond Road Signal Station.
A San Francisco interview with General James Smith analyzes the Catholic Church influence in the Philippines since American takeover. He praises Jesuits and education, notes priests as disciplinarians under Spanish rule, and comments on loyalty shifts to the United States. He cites Manila colleges and archbishop reports, ending urging subscription to the Weekly Bulletin.
Authority notices list varied items for sale including land, equipment, typewriters, and livestock. Entries reference locations such as Punahow Fort Bebool and Pu Nui with dates around 1930s to 1970s, noting prices and terms and indicating multiple businesses and individuals offering goods and services.
Animals described as roan and horse with white markings are impounded at Makiki Pound, Oahu, and will be sold at public auction on October 20, 1801 if not claimed. Also a Hawaii Circuit Court notice extends the term by twelve days from the specified start date.
Advertises painless dental work by experienced graduates using patented appliances. Claims teeth can be extracted filled and crowned without pain with ten year warranties. Offers free examination and unspecified pricing.
On Saturday October 19 at noon in the salesroom 65 Queen Street a public auction will be held for the homestead of Mr. Lad Fen located at the corner of Luna Lilo and Keeaumoku Streets. The property fronts 200 feet on small lot, 180 feet on Keeaumoku, and 200 feet on Matlock Street with a large new dwelling and servant quarters. A rare chance to acquire a well kept residence in Honolulu.
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