Thin Blood Means Failure and Health Decline
A dated penny-dreadful style ad claims thin blood causes debility, weak nerves, poor appetite, and sickness, urging readers to use Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a mood and blood builder with testimonials from Dayton residents, touting improved appetite and strength after use.
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Mra LH
Lilletter
Dayton
Ove
Maya
Andi
Willie Mink
Pate
Loken
Williams
Mood Cave booklet offered by Williams Medicine Company
A valuable booklet titled cave of the Mood is available on request from Dr Williams Pink Pitts. It is sold by druggists or sent postpaid on receipt of the price, AO cents per box or $2.50 per dozen, by the Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.Y.
Notable Honolulu Personalities Depart for varied duties
Captain Faulkner and Hirst depart for the cout by the Sherman tonight. Damon to Queen's Hospital yesterday for a night operation, rapid recovery expected. Wood of the Promotion Committee sidelined by a cold. Captain Mor Fremmeas to Portinens town for a marriage. Helen De Rego bride, M Manuel Mornandez back tomorrow for Sunday game. Crescent City pictures sent. Cooper to oversee Territorial Guide duties, letters for other requests. Amikosh Swabey and wife sail Tonya to Cleveland. Newsers report World’s fog through Suex Canal, Visine Australia and Orient. Dr Victor S Clark, immigration commissioner, to Kanal to study labor and homestead conditions. Mrs Mlla F Osborn and family to U S A port Shertiat. Mrs Cocke and daughter join from Manila to Honolulu.
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Faulkner
Hirst
Sherman
Hon
M Damon
Queen's Hospital
Westerday
HP Wood
I Pcomotion Committee
Tin
Walliku
Miew Helen
Kanal
Mlla F Osborn
A. Franior
Honolwii
Tenuw Port Sherti
Honolulu Street Gangs Doubling Prompt City Road Plans
City and County of Honolulu officials report street gang activity rising with the month and plan to direct funds to urgent road work. The road committee cites demand for paving and oiling main thoroughfares, seeking about 200 thousand dollars in next appropriation to improve outer districts and wards.
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Honolulu
Ota
Clly Aml
Hete
He Notin
Not Honolulu, but Hawaii
Fragmented OCR style report on Hawaii harbor and trade, noting port growth and shipping needs. Mentions Mawalti or Mawalt, commercial chamber, canal opening, and calls for better harbor facilities. Describes Honolulu comparison and broader regional shipping potential with emphasis on improvement efforts.
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Gotombo
Austratia
Hawaii
Be Mighty Factor and the Trade of the Orient
Fragmentary line reads like a ponderous editorial on the mighty factor in shaping trade routes to the Orient and Africa. The text hints at economic theory and global commerce without clear dates or names.
At the Hotels. Names in a fragmented hotel listing
Fragmentary OCR lists many names and places such as Mire Henry St Clair and J.T. Reehe with scattered towns and descriptors. The text resembles a lodging directory snippet with odd spellings and incomplete entries.
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Young
Henry St. Clair
Hun Franetene
Rie Kedwardt
Layly Hoyle
Londen
J.T. Reehe
Chiense
AW Edelmann
Lee Anweler
Mar
Honolulu reports orders received for ships at sea and cargo
Honolulan reports that the agency received signals from ships bound for Honolua and Kahului with cargo totals of 40 000 tons and 260 tons respectively and 98 passengers. The menacing case at Newark closes with a court plea of not guilty to manslaughter as Dover faces charges.
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Honolubin
Honoluy
Honolulan
Honolua
Kahintul
Hilo
Hono Wl
Mackfel
Art Dover
Carl Atherington
Newark
Keenot
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