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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
10
Social page notes a bridge tea event at Thiestow Avenue residence with awards, dinners, and musical performances. Attendees include Mrs. Clive, Captain Metowtt, and numerous local dignitaries. A charity drawing and entertainment feature a variety of songs and mandolin numbers, creating a formal yet festive afternoon.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses women and desire, noting that wants of women appear endlessly and that a small want ad might suffice. The text is incomplete but implies social commentary on needs and consumer emphasis.
A long OCR fragment debates Christian Science versus traditional healing. Mark Twain is cited praising the movement and a patient recounts a case of alleged healing by a Christian Science practitioner. The author questions credulity and explores philosophy, ending with a teaser note of a continuation.
A scan of social and cultural notices lists a violin quintet and various performances at hotels, with names like M Rand Kaul W Hawkhune and Mrs Schmidt. It mentions a Hawaii hotel gathering, a picnic plans, and arrivals at the Young Hotel. Also notes family events, a birth party, and upcoming travel to Shanghai and San Francisco.
The Salvation Army announces nightly meetings at the Wall site corner King Street and Nun Avenue starting each evening with various services. Sunday sessions include Knee-drift, bullion, youth legion, and salvation meetings, plus Sunday schools at several locations. Adjutant Mrs Damberry leads, with Capt Armstrong and Lieutenants Long and Suyeoka assisting. "FOR RENT" cards available at the office.
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