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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
6
Willadean T Mire of Manning Iowa describes trying Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in a letter to Mrs Pinkham. She explains her experience and her hope for relief from her health concerns. The message reflects early 20th century miracle cures and public trust in medical correspondence columns.
A vintage appeal promotes Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women’s health issues. The ad cites relief from irregular menses, painful periods, and womb ailments, inviting readers to write for advice to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn, Massachusetts.
Senator Thomas M. Patterson of Colorado, expert on immigration, says he favors keeping the current Chinese exclusion law in its present form. He notes Western states face Japanese immigration and opposes broad changes, supporting only possible amendments for favored classes such as merchants and students. He asserts no changes to duties remain.
The article notes strong first and second basemen with weak third and shortstop, highlighting Joe Cohen’s ambitions and the Malley team’s standings. Pitcher Harry Anderton plans to leave the Midwinter League, while Captain Simpson shifts to Freitas. Batting averages favor Orwt and second-base, with Miller and Meyers excelling in infield positions. Outfielders lag behind, but Vanatta leads second base and Jess Woods anchors first. Pitching stats show Router with 90 strikeouts, Hampton next with 41, and K’s per game solid, though walking 14 in 60 innings. The piece attributes form to midseason conditions and calls for Major Van to rally the squad.
The Ohio congressman Charles H. Grosvenor and Mrs. Grosvenor toured the deck of the Manchuria amid harbor activity. He spoke of wireless inter-island systems in the Philippines and expressed interest in sugar production and a plantation in Hawaii. The article also notes a baseball game with Major General Randall enjoying seats and a Ka Metameha Baseball Club meeting scheduled for July 1st at 7:20 PM.
Details a passenger named W. Sullivan who leapt overboard aboard the Manchuria at midnight, drowning. He traveled from San Antonio to visit his sister, Yale graduate, with a troubled past and possible alcohol induced insanity.
Alfred Castle, recently trained under college coaching, aims to impress in tomorrow's game against the Mailes. The Harvard outsider has served as second for the Harvard team and shows improvement after a season of practice and readiness, with The Ike and Kame set to play the opening game.
The Pacific Hotel on Union Street now operates on improved plans offering the best service in the city. Meals are 21 cents, tickets 4 50. Venhuizen, proprietor and manager, announces the update.
Local dealer advertises wide range of cars with pricing across models. Promotions promise guaranteed satisfaction and friendly service, aiming to attract buyers with assurances of value and reliability.
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