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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1912
Page
12
A typed medical ad claims rapid skin relief from venadlen based formula. It references a DOD prescription and mentions experience with akin tranbin, presenting Johnson Smith Co as distributor. Strong entities include DOD, Smith Co, and Minnes region hints.
The first dual meet featured standout performances from Hatchet, Hunton, and Kane Fosrotin Geditch with top marks in sprint events and pole vault. Kane Fosrotin Geditch led the team through rugged events, while Hitcheaek and Morn tallied key points in field events as teammates rallied.
Fragmentary report shows tensions as umpires penalize visiting players. references to pitchers and fielding errors hint at a chaotic baseball scene. Names and specific events are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a legal notice or notice of forfeiture mentioning payments, years, and dates with unclear names and places. The readable elements indicate a formal action or financial obligation tied to a public or state matter, possibly extending to penalties or bids, but many particulars are garbled.
Ambiguity surrounds the final match between two leading teams as a weathered Tri-state league reports a potential replay and disputed goal. The outcome hinges on a 7 point margin or replay to settle the championship, with promotion committee rooms noted for handling the protest.
News notes from a local hockey or football match describe early wall cup play with teams like Hunip, Pertti, and Hietem, detailing early goals, players and near misses. Reports mention Mutlowine and Vorbue as standout performers, with Dewitt and Minelale Sof also in action as the event unfolds.
The article outlines changes to premier golf event dates, aligning the Western Amateur and national open schedules. It notes shifts to avoid conflicts with the championship and to accommodate American players, with tentative dates set for late summer and highlights ongoing consultations among organizers.
In Havana Cuban fight fans greeted promoter Abe Wolgast and his boxers after a rough training bout. Speakers addressed the crowd between rounds, praising courage and the sport, while noting the potential for future matchups and cross‑Atlantic interest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Erie area names and a legal dispute. Details are unreadable, with numerous garbled phrases. Core entities and actions cannot be reliably identified from the fragment.
Confused OCR from a racing page describes King 10 aiming for records with a long, tangled set of names, places, and phrases. The fragment references a pursuit of a record, training, and potential lineups, but specifics are obscured by garbled text and missing context.
The Civic Federation plans a delayed meeting tied to the Palas Settlement exhibit. Officials announced postponement to prevent conflict with the Welfare Exhibition after a recent executive committee session. The new program will be held March 4 at 7 o clock in Cooke Hall at the YMG.
A fragmentary notice references Madeline Hy Beloved Healer and community figure Kohotn Reb 3% in a local context. Remaining readable bits hint at a memorial or tribute amid imperfect OCR, with no clear date or event details.
A very fine collection of facsimiten of oll siiaxtors forms one of the inter eating exhibits Mieing Public Weiture week at Palamite Settlement. The collection is loaned by Hlurrey's art story, and Mr. Gurney received the pictures only recently from London. They are astourbtedly many the finest ever brought to the tattal.
A garbled OCR style note references New Yan, Burk, and snowy areas with mentions of warnings and farewells. The text includes names and scattered phrases about time, night, hope, and questions about openings and locations, but clarity is limited.
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