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Evening Bulletin in Honolulu, Hawaii

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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1911

Page

11

Hawaii voyage drive mentioned in Rochester press

A Rochester newspaper editorial cites a Hawaii publicity campaign led by the Hawaii Promotion Committee. It notes travel plans for winter tourism and reports on Uncle Bain's Mid-Pacific Territory, urging libraries to access folders and Governor Frear's report for prospective visitors.

Hawaii Rochester New York Governor Frear Chamber of Commerce Mawati

Georgia's Mount Airy Boy Claims World’s Largest Baby

James Adolph Cody, 2 years 3 months old in Mount Airy Georgia weighs 122 pounds and grows rapidly daily. Doctors monitored his growth after parents sought care and attempted diet restrictions proved ineffective. Measurements include height forty inches, neck fourteen inches, chest three and a half feet, waist ninety six inches, and various limb circumferences. He sleeps well and is strong with a large appetite.

James A. Cody Mount Airy James Adolph Cody James Adolph Janes Adolph Wickes Weint

Soldier Involved in Street Crash Walks Away

An automotive collision near the Fort and Kling streets leaves a soldier shaken but unhurt. He rises, inspects his injuries, and declines transport, telling the driver to go to hell as the car operator asks about his condition.

Fort and Klingateeots Reece Tiny Disdale

Leprosy Case Tied to Chin a Wig at London Ball

A London fancy dress ball ended with one participant diagnosed with leprosy. Investigators traced the infection to a Whitechapel wig worn to disguise as a Titanic and sought to notify all who attended the event. Health officials pursue the wig’s prior owners and former contacts to prevent spread.

London Jan Davin Genntie Chiesa Alnee Run

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