Sugar and business notes from Honolulu era
Secretary Clinton Owen reports strong sugar crop results from Kona Tobacco Company headquarters in Kona and predicts quick success for the new industry. Honolulu business remains steady with retail sales good. stock market aims higher as refiners plan to buy European and Java sugar once Cuban output shifts, while weather and central production forecasts shape early summer trading.
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New York
Woman Cites Rites for Living to Age of 100
In Brockton on May 19 a local obituary lists advice from Mrs Mary Spriggonx who recently turned 100. She credits lengthy daily work, avoiding gossip, and abstaining from novels to longevity, warning against vanity, flirtation, and modern dances and movies.
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Board of Health
Brockton
Mano
Mra
Mary M Spriggonx
Kamehameha Notes Junior Team Prep for School Match
Kamehameha School gears up for a junior team game against a picked school squad next Monday morning. Election selections list Ham Apa as soccer captain, Noah Boward as baseball captain, and Harold Godfrey as top team captain. Winters remains a key athletics leader as the school anticipates a busy athletic week and upcoming football play.
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Kamehameha School
Wehool
Wit Ham Apa
Apan Han
Boward Noah
Hie
Walter Kamulopil
Newt
Iiueshaft
Shortatoy
Harold Godfrey
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