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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1911
Page
7
Mrs Desta Berwyn of Sikeston Missouri credits seven years of illness to nerve weakness and backache to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief after use, regaining health, energy, and the ability to work at home, garden, and milk a cow, and urges other women to try the remedy.
A notice listing a plan related to the Box Plan at the Territorial Messenger Service office on Hotel Street. The fragment provides location details without broader context or dates.
Palmer of Grove Farm Plantation dodged injury when a Japanese laborer attacked with a hoe during weed cutting near the Iron Bridge on the Hulela River. The assailant fled. deputy sheriff and posse chased but did not locate him amid Garden Island searches.
After a week of delay, Public Works Superintendent Campbell forwarded the survey map and data to Chairman George Ro Carter of the unitary commission. A meeting will be called shortly, and actions may start soon as the unit prepares to act.
An advertisement touts Moxall Ordortion as a tasteless colorless discovery that acts as a bowel regulator and strength builder. It claims no griping or side effects, overcomes habit from laxatives, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at The Rexall Store Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd. Two sizes, 2 for 2d and 50e.
The Kant Club of Royal Mawailan singers presented Mine Kent Kaul whose soprano voice showed great quality during a recent recording test for the Columbia Phonograph Co. Mr Marker requested a repeat performance due to the strength of her voice.
MISS KEALA KAAI a soprano with a phenomenal range will perform at the Opera House Saturday night. Her solos will include old ballads in English and she is praised for bearing, stage presence, dress, and ability to hold attention. The booking marks a anticipated return concert after a break and is expected to draw strong audience demand. Separately Japanese suspect Yonosa was arrested in a theft case tied to valuable goods, with Chief McDuttie and officers pursuing further evidence. Massachusetts Senate approved bills for uniform tax on commerce and forest taxation. Boston customs receipts show a significant decline for the fiscal year ending June.
Pioneer Building and Loan Association notice dated June 30 1911 references core AON teyenecies and a monetary figure 700.00 in unclear terms. The fragmentary OCR suggests a financial or governance notice related to the association likely involving property or members. Further readable details are not available.
Washington July 1 Louisiana planters and sugar producers urged the House committee to maintain tariff protections. They warned that reducing duties would ruin Homestead cane sugar and that free sugar would devastate both cane and beet industries. Professor W Stubbs argued against tariff reductions while J K Burgieres warned they would kill the Louisiana industry relied on by millions. Stubbs to be recalled after hearings in New York.
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