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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
11
A jumbled OCR passage hints at a medical or injury note with scattered names, dates, and actions. The text references a Wednesday event, testing procedures, and various names, but remains largely indecipherable, offering few concrete details to capture a clear incident or outcome.
A 1920s report outlines threats of legal action against women who boycott meat and to prosecute meat dealers amid calls by a federation of marketing groups. The episode involves Attorney John S Flannery and an estimated loss tied to a theater incident, with figures cited for the Movement and pries.
A vivid scene shows children Tytyl Mytyl seeking graves in a cemetery which shifts to an enchanted garden as they question the dead. They learn there are no dead, a step toward happiness, then witness a future kingdom where time opens and births loom as Father Time appears. An opera recital follows.
An Honolulu Rexall Store ad promotes Rexall Dyspepain Ti Jets for stomach issues. It promises refunds if unsatisfied and claims benefit for indigestion and dyspepsia. The copy advertises three box sizes 50 cents and 1.00, sold at Benson Smith & Co. Ltd Fort and Hotel streets.
Noted Pacific coast musicians Fredericki Hitt and Win Edwin Chamberlain joined by Mr Biggerstad present a piano and song recital Monday evening at 8:11 in Chas Bishop hall Ponabow. Hitt is a San Francisco pianist with milestones in European study. Chamberlain has appeared at Ocean Grove festivals and New York orchestras. Biggerstad is a prominent American pianist and Millx College faculty member.
The Hughes comedy Heinge's Hotel at the Hi Jou will be repeated tonight after a successful premiere. New songs and dances, updated roles, and a revised cast with Stanhope as the funny German and Le Blanc as a stuttering hellboy. First show at seven, second around twenty minutes to nine. prices ten twenty and thirty cents. A First Infantry band concert accompanies the evening at Port Shatter with a varied program. The Hawaiian Band also performs a moonlight concert at Thomas Square at 7:30.
Seats reserved for the center of the grand at B Hell and Lone Sporting Department near entrance King Street. Booking opens until 1 p.m with after timings at M.A Gunat & Co Sing and Port.
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