Jolly chaperone letters on editors and convention plans
A breezy historical letter details Edyth Tomer Weather men’s struggle to gain support for an Oregon party invitation and the upcoming convention in Indianapolis. She outlines travel, hotel, and program logistics, notes sponsors, and emphasizes personal effort to secure a Hawaii or Honolulu presence. The writer reflects on friendships, duties, and the broader impact of the journey for the Oregon Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Party
Edibann
Tadlanapolle
Honolulu
Che
Byron
Hilpert
Rpworth
Sammie Minti
San Francines
Ite
Walt
Jenny Vlenet
Voleane House
Volcano
Dessus
Untitled Poem Fragment on an Engine and Power
A fragmented poem describes an engine and its wear, work, and power. The speaker recalls a great heart and a brace to draw on strength. Images of grinding pistons, steam, and effort evoke toil and endurance despite the noise and effort.
Fragmented OCR Summary Of An Old News Item
The readable text hints at a wartime or personal tribute note. It mentions an unnamed university and a vague phrase about being in a great time and a goodbye. Specific names, dates, or locations are not clearly legible.
Maui Teachers Meet Opens With Reading Demonstration
Maui teachers assemble at Wailuku school to open a meeting with a program on reading methods. Mrs Copeland presents a paper on phonics and the use of stories in memory and oral reading, with pupils reciting and dramatizing to illustrate techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaku
Maui
Sermd
Wailuku
Elightern Teaktinns
Ohh
Howe
Mowscrane
Nory
Mildcon
Jon Oy Powell
Welle
Phouitre
Alurueston
Adatin
Sir Howerana
Cope
Mr. Welle
Etary
Flofenard
Tomebair
Mathie
Maine
Gowland
Real Estate Bargains Near Mauioa Valley Home
Real estate brief describes a country home at Mauioa Valley by the river with bathing areas, lawn, fruit trees, and two miles from mine. It notes proximity to two car lines, a 120 story fence and 1219 Mattoot Avenue, property price around 26 dollars per inch with water access and beach amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauioa Valley
Fenldance
Mattoot” Ave
Waiiluku Sidewalks Bid Approval and County Costs
The Wai luku Supervisors authorize bids for sidewalk construction and related bills totaling about 600. The county funds half the cost, with property holders responsible for the other half. The board also discusses road district repairs, appropriations, and county government critiques, noting church and political factors influencing spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Sudan
Kuprevivors
Ehnuld
Enaluber
Blakeney
Mr. Etech
Tee
Walter
Lye
Wien
Wally
Sheri Salivry
Mr. Reon
Pal Ee Eakared
Passengers Arrived from Nawiliwil in Cleveland
A list of travelers including Mrs WiE ous, GM Hatrohilil, Mow Patrehita, Mie aanturlane, Mie de Toter, M. Loveted, J. Ban Ab CHUOH, Mine Halling, SuIar Ke Au Hiei, and others arrives in Cleveland. The note mentions Chinamo hae and poliventan to o mry Uhren Malini amid general arrival activity at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Nawiliwil
Wilcux
Wie Ous
Hatrohilil
Patrehita
Raidiey Paiehild
Mie
Aanturlane
de Toter
M. Loveted
Boi
Gurning
Sawer Money
Mimeor
A. G. Bit
Abet
J. Ban Ab Chuoh
Mine Halling
SuIar Ke Au Hiei
Iron
Teverill
Molee
Devkee
Chinamo Hae
Poliventan
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Walluks and Community Notes From Apr Meeting
Local notes reveal Hut Balvas Army events and Easter kindergarten activities at Viniting frends. Sun activities include Went Mauluehers school function and Wallis High School gathering. Deputy County Attorney Crockett pursues case work while health and housing concerns loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoul
Apr
Balvas
Basmlorry
Nuwaleka
Calanthe
Exereiae i Ming Agere
Atvormey Crockett
James Blackie Dead at Burlington Conn
Obituary note reports James Blackie dead after a long life in the shipping and engineering trades. The Burlington native, a former representative for Menus John Fowler and Company, traveled worldwide in the marine goods business and was remembered by family and colleagues. Publication details reference the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition for legal notices and real estate activity.
Lydia E Pinkham and the Vegetable Compound
A historical sketch recounts Lydia E. Pinkham born 1814 in Lynn Massachusetts who built a business around her vegetable compound. It notes her early life as a teacher and the rise of her remedy with her daughter in law Mrs Winkham, expanding to national reach and scientific advertising. The piece highlights the medical and commercial impact of Pinkham’s herbal formula on women’s health and its lasting legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tease Winkham
Winkham
Mortun
Ketes
Irene
Lynn
Mass
Leirtion
Lydia
Heston
New York
Brocklyn
Eit Bitte Wallarte
Imeney
Doleihioney
Risus Ali
Eeyer
Euthrord Bey
Dane
Amy
Lydia FB
Pinkham
Winkhac
Wang Letteo
Ymere
Abe
Molar
Hinkham
Lavita Behum
Suile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tony
India
Vier Vic
Roliennes
N.S. Sachs
Rainier Bottling Works
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
the Island Meat CO
Aleo Island
Jas. E. Westbrook
Fort ST. Opp
Love Bldg
Geaven
Hawaii
Oregon
Smith
TOMER
Wigan
Ando General School
Peeatrauch
Wally Bulldng
Waiiunu
LA. Haina
Aiauly
Abel
Strut
James Blackie
Twllowlie Fom
Umn
Mel Kouwn
Trawall
Han
Trini
Jatin Blackly
Burlington Kons
John Fowler Dud Company
Wink HuTy
Maby Frtile
WHO
Lydia E, Pinkham
Wlaw
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King Bly
Alaken
Phone
Good Howe Olves of
Gore
Grans
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
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