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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
5
The article offers farming advice on boosting poultry production with milk mixed into feed, ground bone as a mineral supplement, and molafied meals to aid growth. It notes fowls exposed to confinement benefit from floor scratching, and warns against overexertion of animals.
Reports from the quarantine wharf note German ships, a steamer heading to Maul, and a Kalalani arrival from Hawaii. The Katutent will sail for Maul Molokat and a Hawaii port while Fair banks scale arrives for the Custom House. A Supreme Court ruling affects Manila duty storage. The Volcano and coast see rain, with a mass squid sighting misattributed to a Japanese net entanglement near the sewer outfall.
Police renew curfew law arrests atween ages for street presence after 9 PM and before 4 AM. Two batches of youths appeared before Judge Win. names listed. Parents lectured and warned as authorities urge safer habits and school return. A Thursday concert at Thomas Square is also announced with band selections and soloists.
The sale of the controlling interest in the New York Owl News by Mrs. Benjamin Wood to Brook A. Munsey was announced. The price was not disclosed. Munsey, publisher of The Washington Times, has recently acquired the paper amid management changes following Mrs. Wood's death.
A Chicago Record Herald note recalls daily love letters that were published by a printer in a sensational edition. The tale traces the letters who praised beauty and wit, sold a million copies, and ends with the lover's heartache as the beloved rejects him at the door. Postage rates for a special industrial edition are mentioned.
A chaotic page lists a variety of items and events from social notices to auctions. References include vendor offerings from Jamies F Morgan and Toma & Co. 34 King Street advertises cigar printing, while local officials discuss health, taxes, and police matters. A native burglar is jailed and a failed post office project is noted.
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