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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
2
An ad promotes GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL BEAUTY POWDERS for facial care. It touts dainty perfumed leaves for easy application, claims superior cleanliness, and cool bloom to the complexion. The notice mentions ordering details and a price, with references to a theater and shopping context.
A fragmented report outlines Spreckels and Havemeyer power plays in the California sugar industry. It notes Crockett refinery events, three year leverage, and postwar reorganizations as tensions over price cuts and market control persisted.
A fragmented report describes debates over foreign labor use in sugar production, detailing questions from Pete and the influence of college men and cultural departments. It cites workers, mills, and the tension between native and immigrant labor affecting wages, production, and regional economic structure.
A brief notice indicates a special showing event at Topstay scheduled for Maniday with details not fully legible in the fragment. The item reads as a local theater or venue notice inviting attendance on the noted day.
The fragment discusses canal benefits amid trade ties among Europe, the United States, and South American republics. It notes proposals by shipping lines and European influence shaping commerce, with references to transit routes, tariffs, and potential adjustments to secure treaty traction against court rulings.
A garbled excerpt discusses South American and North American trade relations, mentioning misinterpretations of American identity and historical ties. It references Neely HME Hite and a United Kingdom response, though text is unclear and fragmented.
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