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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
3
A playful verse follows Little Tommy Tinklepate who is often late at school and chases animals. He loses his book and slate while pursuing a big black cat and falls ill, dreaming of cats and school. The tale ends with a moral that all creatures should be kind.
The article mixes a wartime ballot chant urging men to vote with reports from Maui and Manila. A Maui fisherman Nawiliwili dies at sea after mysterious illness linked to kahuna ritual. In the Philippines, Lloilo and Zamboanga show rebel activity near American authority, with Moros and Filipinos tense but Jolo and natives reportedly friendly.
The text argues disease stems from lack of ease and moral failure, claiming most ailments arise from impure conduct. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for various ailments including stomach issues, poor appetite, eruptions, and vitality loss, promising restored health and vigor.
The President plans a Western tour starting October with stops in Galesburg Illinois on the 8th and St. Paul on the 12th to greet soldiers returning from the Philippines. He will be in Chicago from the 8th to the 11th if the Chicago celebration remains set for the 12th. A Iowa and Sioux City committee urged a Sioux City stop after St Paul, and the White House weighs the invitation.
The Tennessee agricultural department plans to promote growing live fence posts from trees as a practical long term fencing solution. The program aims to grow sturdy, durable posts in four years or so, after which they would last indefinitely. Memphis Scimitar notes the idea is in an experimental stage.
An excerpt from On To Manila notes the first detachment of America’s army of invasion finding great enjoyment in Honolulu on that day, capturing a moment of morale and anticipation before the journey continued.
Portraits of California's commanders and officers photographed in Manila are highlighted with pricing details and exhibit dates, showcasing military history through period portraits and official studio prints.
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