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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
8
A garbled 19th century style summary claims Honolulu is dirtier than seven years prior. The text references a European commission, officials, and a voyage through multiple regions including the Orient and Philippines, with mentions of pineapple and cotton as focal points of study.
The Pontien company plans a Kaneohe Bay wireless station with an estimated cost near 50 000 dollars. Chief engineer CF Afwell led a crew to inspect a tower site amid delays as the utility report andKan per terms affect the project. The United States patents on Pontien gear are held by the Federal Telegraph company.
Proprietary medicines advertise as the Wonderfull aid for women, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from herbs, has long benefited American women by easing a range of female diseases.
Captain Joan Ellicott and Ellicott family depart Mare island for San Francisco via the Yellow Sea memorial fund plan. Mrs. George K Cartel will handle funds from Hatolula women for a Vehidi memorial. Chas. King, Kona school principal, leaves school duties for June term. Harvard President Charles W. H. Worlick to visit July 1 to 28 and reside on Shinyo Mura. Margaret Englie to Honolulu for year. Lule Habke and Elizabeth Baney to Europe and New York for studies. Miss Priscilla Villac to stay in Homaluta. family updates and travel plans across multiple regions.
A 1812 Honolulu notice announces a contest by Honolulu Drug Co and Patents for a diabetes treatment free of opium or sedatives. Four physicians must attest to a diabetic patient showing high appetite and thirst. if the test succeeds, a substantial prize is offered and a trust and incorporation planned.
A garbled local page lists shop ads and notices from diverse firms including car and carriage services, hardware and crafts, clothing and footwear, a pineapple cannery, and a maritime schedule. It mentions the Mary Castle Children's Home transfer, a church event, and a Japanese contractor Nishimura arrest, with trial upcoming.
Exhibition in the hall of Kamehameha Glebe School displayed practical results of pupil education. Handiwork ranged from drawings to clothing as students and teachers prepared items for display. The event highlighted hospital equipment and domestic crafts, with praise for effort and skill from principals and visiting staff.
Notice under authority in Hawaii announces tenders for beef cattle and hides. See Health Board for details on submission, delivery, and selection criteria. bids must be double endorsed and arrive by the stated deadline.
In a bold proclamation the article hails a guiding leadership stance and pride in local identity. It emphasizes community trust and the belief that steady direction brings prosperity, framing the bulletin as a key advertiser and public voice.
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