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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
9
A garbled plea outlines requests for 150000 to fund an exposition. The text lists numerous names and unclear phrases, implying financial backing needs and event planning, but specifics and coherent actions remain unreadable in this fragment.
A noisy gathering of suffragists, politicians, and supporters discussed tactics and unity. Speakers named include Anna, Mir, and Hallmark figures, with emphasis on public engagement, speeches, and organizing across regions.
An advertisement extols real beauty arising from pure blood, diet, and hygiene, promoting Dr Williams Medicine Co. pills for women with claims of improved skin, eyes, and complexion. It offers a teen booklet and a “Pink Pills for Pale People” receipt for $2.00, urging readers to obtain the product if unable to pay.
Mine Mylote appears at the Hawath ao Opera House next Maiday evening June 17 at 8:20. She promises a powerful organ quality and a striking stage presence with a Pharmins personality while the Havenl Proma draws a crowded audience.
The garbled text suggests a local political item about a person named Tory tavorie wud fer Mean Jenik and a vote or election. It mentions a group or committee, a protest or protection action at a Ken wral pteetian, and references to a Terria and Hue Nos. Further readable entities include Hie Grwaitile Sorat Hinmith and Go bie.
Report on a lively performance by Tips with audience crowds at the Liberty Theater. Critics note energetic stagecraft, engaging music, and strong vocal harmonies from Tip and crew amid a bustling venue atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ceremonial planting or naming event led by Mrs Sherman. The fragment mentions people such as Lanwrey and Derren and hints at a community improvement effort with associated donors or supporters.
Two speakers are slated for the Ad Club luncheon tomorrow at the Belgie Market. The event will include a talk by chair person Me Carte and others, with promotion and planning details announced during the meeting.
A fragmented report describes a ceremonial revival with references to Kai tuntletie wets stands and a procession along a ceremonial route. Mentions of King Katuhuun and the Lady Mawatt appear amid garbled lines about ritual events, observers, and a public display. The piece hints at cultural revival on a single day with scattered names and locations lost in OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR presents a ciphered sounding jumble about places and people, with mentions of Wink Inlet, Port Aca, and Regataets. The readable bits hint at a narrative of movement, attendance, and a regatta, but most proper nouns are garbled. No clear events or names emerge.
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