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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1903
Page
7
A thin tall stranger arrives in a yard giving a calm talk amid a boy’s wary curiosity. The visitor offers a cure he claims will ease the boy’s suffering as they share a weary walk toward a long night, the boy recalling his grandfather’s potions and agreeing to a hopeful, if odd, treatment.
A long excerpt reviews a nature book about California landscapes Yellowstone Yosemite and Sequoia with vivid praise of its plainspoken style. It notes readers may taste the Deluinte of Sequnia groves and recalls the Bulletin Bookman club’s interest while detailing the author’s rustic journeys and wilderness descriptions.
A garbled list traces origins of barometers and inventions across eras. Mentions barometer roots in 16th to 17th centuries, lifeboats by Greathead, air history items, balloons, violins, coal mining, lithography, and a debut of a weekly bulletin at $1 per year, with many misspelled proper names.
An injured man awakens in a rural setting and is cared for by a cooperative boy. The pair share memories and jokes as the doctorly stranger accepts help, planning to continue their journey toward home with the boy guiding the way and tending to the man’s needs.
A fragmented narrative unfolds with a boy and an invalid man aboard a river setting. They discuss travel, dependence, and hope while a medical product advertisement interrupts the scene, mentioning a cure and a doctor’s role. The tone mirrors a serialized tale with introspective exchanges and shifting focus from character dialogue to product placement.
The notice cites rules for candidates in Territory of Maui elections. It requires a detailed list of personnel authorized to assist at each precinct and bans unauthorised attendees at polling places. It permits gratuitous assistance by any person. The document is signed by CARTER Secretary and C Buckland Electoral Representation from The Capitol Honolulu dated October.
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