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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
8
A rough sports note mentions leaders and ties, with fragmented lines about players and averages. It cites a captain and a team’s performance while describing an uneven tournament rise and a late-night average, though many words are garbled and unclear.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Maple Boulevards and various garbled names and phrases. It references individuals, teams, and places in a disjointed, overheard style, with no coherent narrative or clear news event to anchor. The readable parts suggest a miscellaneous street chatter or stray notes rather than a complete story.
A garbled historical note hints at a family scandal and public notices. Names, places, and dates are unclear but suggest a local event tied to a community figure and a possible advertisement for a service or product. The fragmentary text references a public setting and a staged announcement.
A fragmented OCR read describes a horse racing or athletic meeting featuring Thistle against Sham Rock with events at venues including Keven and EM Dangela. Mentions of Hie Mer Hante and HY Lennahits imply scoring or standings, with Vantage Cup context and national terms appearing in garbled form.
The article details Davis Cup actions and mentions players and venues. It references Kitien of THWPRATINH RAMILION and Johne Te Whtte among others, with scattered names and dates. The text is fragmented and includes many OCR errors but centers on Davis Cup plans and related matches and locations.
Fragmented OCR text presents mangled scores and names, mentioning Pacific and Asiatic competitions. Difficult to extract coherent events. no clear match details, dates, or reliable outcomes are legible.
A flood of records fell as swimmers from New York and nearby clubs posted top times in multiple events. Notable performances included standout efforts by Duke and Hatter, with fast splits in sprint and distance races. The program featured high-level competition across varied strokes and relays, signaling strong form as the season advances.
The Floral Parade Day edition announces a new feature titled Amor Wouns Htaweail People and Tudustrion to be ready for February 22. The printing will include images of a hitter satented for insertion in the issue and distributed through Insertion-Hoost to support the Floral Parade.
An advertising notice promises relief for piles with Vazo Ointment. Claims claim fast curing of blind, bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days, offering guaranteed results.
Fragmented OCR text describes an event card style notice mentioning CHEN treedevente wind and a series of unclear names and places. The readable bits hint at an event program or social notice with names like Kamonumhy and Vorene Vee, and references to dates and locations, but details are garbled and not coherent.
Incoherent text fragment appears to describe a Punahou tennis event with multiple player names and results sprinkled through a noisyOCR passage. Core items include mentions of players such as Alexander, Hatlenty, Taio, Cookelaia, and Metiton, with scattered scores like 8 and 61, but the passage is heavily garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or complete results.
A detailed, jargon laden discourse on pitcher footwork and batter stance. The text appears to catalog movements, alignments, and timing cues from multiple players, with scattered names and teams. It reads like a coaches’ notes packet from a historical baseball drill or instructional feature.
Be West Virginias and Hawaiis both confident in their prospects as Mare Interest bounds and teams from the Heun suitan era clash. The Bevin Leagan title is at stake with a decisive matchup featuring Saint Villeian, Mattie Meet, and the ALE Hialle.
Wanted notices call for decorated autos for the Floral Parade and the Elevest carnival, seeking entries for local beautification and festive display.
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