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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1911
Page
17
The text shows a garbled stream of words with references to angels and George Eliot, lacking a coherent event, names, places, or dates to form a factual news item or summary. No clear entities or actions are present to extract.
The year 1911 brought record crops and prices, with sugar, pineapple, and diversified crops expanding. Federal projects at Pearl Harbor, forts, harbors, and naval defenses progress, while Hawaii grows in population and cohesion. The Hawaii Bulletin notes its own growth and calls for forward Americanism and stronger Hawaii.
Fragmented remarks suggest discontent with leadership and a push for relocation as citizens consider leaving for other nations. References to a rising unrest, calls for adherence to a changing order, and the potential impact on national stability are noted amid wartime comparisons and social strain.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the earth’s interior and how heat differs with depth. It references early ideas on geology, the earth’s core, and instrumentation like thermometers to measure underground warmth. The text shows speculative science language and notes about observers and educators from Harvard and Youth’s Companion.
A fragment recounts a local thief who robs for bread and is swiftly condemned. He endures a harsh confinement with iron doors and damp cells, while a later verse hints at a swindling plot that grows into a successful trust company before his capture.
A fragment discusses how internal heat from the earth could drive atmospheric warmth and affect weather. It references a proposed mechanism by which heat emitted from the planet influences surface temperatures and broader climate. The text reflects early speculative ideas about geothermal heat shaping the earth’s warmth.
The Land Board opened ten building lot sections including sites at Howe Or Withidine Jotetwe on Ont and Hawaii. Governors and officials discussed terms for one year patience, with payment schedules extending over four years. Opened lots require at least one year of residency, planting constraints, and minimum house valuations to qualify for patents.
Readable lines mention a warden, a tray of food and drink, a phonograph, and nightly tunes. The text appears as a garbled verse or crossword-like fragment with names such as Paul West implied, lacking full context or clear narrative.
Moving pictures will be taken of the volcano with Honine and Austin Jones coordinating the recording. The promotion committee arranged three morning sessions for the filming, hoping for wide circulation and promotional tours. An appropriation of about 1250 dollars for the police department is noted as needed, with Jarratt ready to appoint new officers and foot police to be deployed Monday and Tuesday.
The Standard Oil Company at Swilel reports completion progress on a new large tank. Officials say approval from the superintendent is required before final erection, with a recent fire showing the tank’s placement relative to existing structures. A second note mentions a Gong Festival at Central Union Church with choirs and guest speakers Saturday evening, inviting the public.
For sale listing shows multiple properties including Honge and Harry Bataras lot 1680 Paterna Towne and Holy PWM cere B00 Howes and Lot Arytum Road 2 00 Holness Property Queen and dlakeow pares building Lot Bareball Tract Kinny Street Mattock Avenue seceneree BaNO 16 000 Juliding Lot Beretunia Street 28 000.
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