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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
12
Meow every first and fourth Saturday evening at 7 o clock in IC of P Hall cor Fort and Heretanta YI. Ing brothers cordially invited to attend.
The Bulletin notes telephone numbers remain printed for the newsroom, editorial desk, and offices. A garbled line references staff at Lewie Street and an offer to pay cash for something, with unclear details about a show and free items.
A fragmented blot of names, places, and errands lists various individuals. References to MRE WM GATTARANY, MISS MARGARET LIBHMAN, MAJOR CAMPBELL, LEN LYMAN, and MISS MARGARET LIBHMAN appear alongside mentions of cities like San Krateince and San Krateince era styles. The text mentions hospital transfer, extended stay, and a rubber factory context with unclear actions and dates.
A chaotic harbor report describes the Sierra bound for San Francisco with repairs underway aboard its winged craft. Sailors discuss routes to the Rivera and expected April arrival while crews adjust to delays from weather and shipboard maintenance.
A tangled roster from Sierra society lists visitors, industrialists, and executives, detailing arrivals at the town and references to Harvester works, commercial centers, and manufacturing plants. Notable names linked to Stockton, Me Wind, and local theatres appear amid reports of the latest machinery and the rollout of new products.
In foreign ports on April 10 arrivals include DONT TOWNER from Meanntate and FRANCISCO from PSA. Several ships listed as arrived in April with various destinations, while others are noted for sailing in April including BAN PHANCTACO and BAN WIANDISEN.
A garbled report describes Kalihi defeating YMCA players in a tense contest. The account references a late surge by Kalihi, a 49 to 41 halftime score, and mentions players and coaches with many unclear details, reflecting OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Hobson, Boy Scouts, and youths in a historical context. Mention appears of Union State, Marton, and public service themes. The piece references generational and national issues, with a focus on civic duty and youth programs.
A long, garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and phrases with no coherent event or narrative. Many proper nouns appear in random order, suggesting a failed text extraction from a historical newspaper page.
A historic public health notice warns that hot weather and impure water heighten risks of cramps dysentery and diarrhea. It urges safe water practices and promotes Dilys Pure Malt Whiskey as a fortifying aid while warning against other maladies.
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