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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
11
An assortment of indecipherable lines appears to describe a Natal Day celebration in Hawail Shinpo. The readable portions reference festivities and various names in a fragmented, garbled OCR text with no clear event details or outcomes to verify.
The Sentinel reports on Honolulu school for boys showing prosperity amid hardship. It notes military training, patrol work, and disciplined drills shaping students. mentions benefactor support from Maye grant and connections to local leaders. cites faculty names and ongoing civic schooling.
A doctor explains that most bowel issues stem from inactive bowels and torpid fever. He discusses treatment by gentle removal, tonics, and non-prescription laxatives, noting remedies are marketed for all ages and weak individuals. The ad promotes a cure with claims of efficacy and availability at a local shop.
Monte Robine and partner Harry Howen return to the Time Theater with The Ktueltah Heventriques. They promise new features unseen before, while Empire Pictures presents a rare screen appearance by Mr Golden and Pietires. Tonight also features Haw Harowell at the mainland, plus a new act by Vialiy Tawee and Mile Olden at the Central station.
A heavily garbled dispatch quotes Dr Arthur H Smith discussing Chinese life and modernization. It notes differing Western and Chinese perspectives and hints at cultural adaptability, religion, and social expectations. The piece references debates about China’s openness and influence within a global context.
In Washington, Maret R. Or Hever Wiley, a private citizen before the Pure Food Board, denounced drug makers as doers, invoking opium, morphine, cocaine and other habit forming drugs to challenge regulation. Interchanges grew heated as representatives pressed for limits while Wiley urged curbs on distribution and usage.
A Hawaiian boy named Kiatue tiv, at Honaii Hawaii, attempted a rescue at sea near Honoma Sugar Company buoys. A Spanish boy in distress was pulled toward a buoy but disappeared before Kiatue could bring him ashore. A launch later recovered the Hawaiian from a precarious position as bystanders watched in alarm.
A fragment discusses an eighteenth century French window tax seen as a luxury tax on wealth. It notes debates over taxing windows, claims many homes had few or no windows, and mentions political contexts including figures tied to the era and a reference to Mexico.
President Bratt of the fund, Heart and Federal bootare McCoy and Trotter showed up yesterday morning from Motokal where they visited the settlement. McCoy noted Hunt found everything satisfactory but the decision on next steps remains undecided.
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