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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
2
In Baking Bread there is a lot of discussion about improving texture and flavor. The piece promises simple steps to save time and effort, letting readers enjoy fresh bread with less hands on work and worry.
A wealth of local notices, ads, and briefs fill the page. Items mention auctions, tenders, real estate dealings, and building permits. Several personal notices and events in town, along with ads for Hawaiian products and photo supplies, fill the period’s social and business pages.
An unclear March dispatch from Havana reports Cuba reciprocity treaty notes and staged ventures. Vague references to dynamite incidents, river flooding, and ship collisions appear alongside cable survey talks and a transfer of route oversight to the Navy Department.
A Citizen letter questions how much white interest should influence leprosy policy, arguing for local control and affordable treatment. The writer cites federal involvement, potential savings, and legal changes to support a healthier town while criticizing taxation and governance.
Incomplete OCR reads a March birth note with names Monolitu and Langston and a March 12 reference. The remainder mentions a Sultan of Morocco and a motor tram design with safety compatibility, but details are garbled and unclear.
Mrs Fish hosted a Paris flavored dinner where two French singers entertained her guests Leopold and Nuns with recitations. The performers struggled to fit the crowd’s tastes, producing mixed reactions before abruptly leaving.
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