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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
7
An old remedy claim promotes Hosteitery Stomach Bitters as a tonic for digestive woes. It asserts relief for indigestion heartburn dyspepsia and related stomach ailments with a long tested history and suggested use in various cases.
A sale notice lists Benson Smith and Co Ltd along with Meltieter Drug Co Ltd Chambers Drug Co Ltd Hilo Drug Co and all Wholesale Liquor Lealera as sellers in a consolidated listing for liquidation or distribution.
Work on the artesian well at the corner of Alipal and Verotants streets is nearly complete. A 817 foot shaft reaches a strong water flow, with one room roofed and connections left to pipe water directly to the main. The pumping station will soon supply an additional pure artesian water to the city.
Washington March proceedings on the Ballinger Pinchot investigation unfold with sworn testimony by Glavis and Pinehot shaping opinion. Ballinger’s fate remains unsure as committee members press for further evidence from Pinehot’s aide and debate the legality of expenditures while Garfields adds district-specific context.
The narrator praises Honolulu and its rail and streetcar system, noting exceptional service and frequent travel. He discusses inspecting the Oahu railroad, familiarity with eastern lines, and claims about interstate permits for railroad men. He highlights the YMCA movement, progress in 1904 and 1910, and the scope of mission and funding.
International YMCA travel secretary John Moore reports Honolulu’s support for a broad worldwide youth movement. He notes local fundraising and a promising building project, then recalls the challenge of securing passage home after an overseas trip. He plans a 12:30 PM talk at the YMCA hall and an illustrated sermon at Central Union Church.
A Hawaii news item reports Japan ese interest in building a private lighthouse at Waialua near Halelne Motel. The project requires permit via Lighthouse Board Washington and local Inspector Lt Com Houston. Officials note several private lights already exist along Hawaii and Maui coasts.
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