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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
6
The fragment discusses flavor and purity claims for an unspecified product. It mentions sweet appetizing taste, free from coloring and chemicals, and protection against dirt and germs by a waxen label bearing a VIOLETS sign.
Fragments report player turnover, contract talk, and team praise. Winds forecast for the opening of the fleet racing season with a large boat lineup from Hin morning. numerous names appear in rosters and match plans for the week.
A county board meets to address alleged dereliction of duty by the sheriff. The court finds the sheriff negligent and proposes action, while plans for road construction and a new Hytythouse project are announced for the following week.
Residents and clubs push for fixing several roads from the Inland stretch to Makawao and Kaneohe areas. Officials consider extensions and repairs while committees inspect bridges and routes from Walmea to Waialoa, Kalawau, and Heela Kea. Work on the worn bridge approaches will start soon as plans progress.
Fragmented text discusses Congressional actions and proposals regarding daughters and women’s rights, with references to Territories, a secretary, and debates over extending a privilege. The passage is garbled, but centers on political maneuvers affecting family or gender-based policy.
Rev J Walter Byiv Jumter and Rev Westervett will preach both evening and morning. The ninteen program follows: VY am Ante ty the ehote. Blessad Ho the Name of the Lord by Garety. Offertory anthem by My Machill The Plain of Peace by Ninrmard TR8 hom. Anthem by the choir So He day tal in des Lard by Muck. Offertars pelvetion Taille tro owl ae Wy extended to atl.
Guerrero Kapahuta Wabkid of Cyan died at age 71, formerly chief steward of the Kinuu. A native of Cyan he was widely known at sea and leaves behind Vito, davieliter and an adopted daughter sod a sen.
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