Children Enjoy Busy Day Of Races At Putuhou Field
A large crowd gathered for a children’s afternoon of races at Putuhou Field. About a hundred entries filled multiple events with prizes like baseball marks. Winners included the Laws brothers George and Wit Nai, and George Leal with his brother taking several prizes. officials and a band contributed to a lively program.
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Putuhou
Ieelonk
Lorin Andrews
Ritts
Cutten
Little Tinker
Laws Brothers
George
Wit
Nai
George Leal
Younglor’ Aporte
Paul Paper
Lorrin Andrews
Roper
G. H
Lora
Harrisons
J. Auerhaehtte
Tinker
Ant
HM White
Vernon Mareins
Henshall
Harrison
HL Meyers
Incurable Kidney Trouble Claims and Claims Scam
Medical writers declare inflammation of the kidneys incurable after six months and warn that most deaths from kidney trouble are attributed to a dubious remedy called Hrlicht's Cleeane. The piece notes Bright's disease as a misnomer and cites Honolulu Drug Co and John J. Ton Co for remedies while contrasting botanical yard work in New Jersey with the rise of aggressive plant invasions.
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Stan
Bright
Fulton
Honolulu
Honolulu Drug Co
Welte John J. Iton Co
Battery St
San Francine
Cal
New Jersey
Ivasion
Bulletin Telephone Numbers Listed Amid Ice 2185
The fragment notes telephone numbers for the Bulletin amid icy conditions, indicating contact details or lines for inquiries. Specific numbers are presented as part of an addressable contact set. The piece emphasizes accessibility of the Bulletin through the listed numbers during adverse weather.
Moana Coronation Day Ball Ends A Festive Evening
Honolulu hosts Coronation Day celebrations with military uniforms and a marine band. Guests include Robert Catton and Clive Davies, as crowds gather for children's sports, cricket, and a late night reception. Transit staff coordinate last trains as youths enjoy the daytime events.
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Honoluli
Turing
Wilte
Berita
Recelyie
Rapid ‘Transit
Fteennon
Cricket United
Alexander Melt
Keith
Welock
Clive Davies
R. G. Forster
Prat
Chilideen
Experiment May Be Salvation of Fruit Cannery
Fragmented wartime report describes Hawaii fruit canneries with thousands of workers. It notes Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Chinese, and Chinese laborers, wages from seven to twenty cents per hour, and ongoing recruitment and production plans as a major wartime labor effort amid an extensive scaleup at Hawaae canneries.
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Wien
Jenty
Hawate
Pple
Cannery
J. J. Drewting
Hawaii
Comey
Hwa
Hawaii's prominent role in historic transfer event
In a convoluted, OCR damaged page the narrative centers on a major Hawaii involvement in a broader transfer or competition. It mentions figures such as Jacques and Metta Hat, references to training, preparations, and a large scale event with significant audience and institutional players. The exact details are obscured by garbled text.
Lecturer to Speak on Christian Science Topic at Hotel Talk
A Christian Science lecturer will speak at the hotel tonight, addressing the audience on religious science and its practice. The event promises scholarly discussion by a noted author and features background on the founder and historical context of Christian Science.
Prescription Sales Report From Wrap A Doctor's Co
A garbled OCR style notice mentions prescription purchases and drug sales at Honeluta Drug Co. It references customers receiving bottles through a doctor’s prescription and highlights relief offerings. The readable elements include medicine names and the setting of a drug store tied to medical prescriptions.
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Honeluta Drug Co
Moving Army 15 Enormous Task
Fragmented OCR summary discusses grand-scale war mobilization and logistics. It compares Civil War era troop movements, rail transport, provisioning, and military planning, citing estimates of army sizes, train capacity, and supply needs to illustrate challenges in mobilizing large forces promptly.
Advertising Talk on the value and limits of space in newspapers
The text discusses advertising ethics and practices, stressing honest representation, the need for effective space use, and the role of the medium in drawing public attention. It notes the advertiser pays for space and the value lies in the reader’s engagement, with references to traveling salesmen and the cost of ads.
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Haleswan
Wid Aly
Haments Twinnee Porteerty
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