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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
7
A quirky historical ad copy extols teeth strength as central to health and invites readers to insure tooth preservation. It links indigestion and tooth decay to poor chewing and overall well being, urging belief in dental care benefits.
Police recover stolen goods and clothes after a break in at Paymaster Stevens's Green Street home. Detectives say Puerto Rican suspect Jdnan Rivera, recently released from prison, entered via a second story window, taking money, gold water pitcher, and clothing. An army man aided in identifying the suspect and the recovered items.
A magistrate held a preliminary proceeding this morning. Judge bound the defendant over on charges of theft and counterfeit offenses. The case moves to the Circuit Court for further action.
Theodore Richards reports from Kyoto and Washington on a peace mission that promotes educational exchanges between youths and policymakers. He notes Japanese restraint and urges Carnegie Peace Fund backing for broader intercommunication programs. Trains nationwide now feature first aid kits in baggage cars for injured outfits.
The Bijou presents Hidalgo and Senorita Hidalgo with a European flavored Spanish dance program featuring the Merry Widow dance and seductive castanets. Senorita Hidalgo's bewitching Spanish costume and Senor Hidalgo's colorful bail-fighting attire draw crowds. The Empire showcases Princess Susana with a tight-wire act and novelty child appeal, Whitier and Crosson in singing, and moving pictures of a medieval German castle. Also billed is Mole Gervaise at the Savoy with Carmen excerpts and Jourdaine operatic selections, plus Hessie the Juggler and a strong Savoy program between acts.
Engineer Sadler of Hakalau plantation resigns yesterday. Charles G. Bartlett in the Orient on brewery affairs expects April 28 return. Col. Sam Parker sails this afternoon for Korea with Europe visit planned. Miss Beatrice Campbell to accompany Parker for six months in Europe. Theodore Richards returns from Japan and will address Makiki Japanese church on Sunday night April 7, likely in Japanese. Delegate Kalanianaole witnessed Senate health hearing on pot restrictions. Richards of the Hawaiian Board of Missions reports a successful Japan trip. Mrs. T. Thomson travels on Korea to transport husband’s ashes for interment, plans months in the United States. D. Norton and wife visit Honolulu on their way to Dagui, staying over in the city. Norton is a Cleveland business leader.
Mrs. George Fallu of Finlayson Minnesota recounts severe stomach trouble over months. She cites gastric fever diagnosis, sleepless nights, fainting spells, and weak digestion before healing with Dr Williams Pink Pills after trial of other remedies. The ad touts the pill’s tonic benefit and offers free booklet and mail orders.
Local and visiting figures prepare for Korea voyage today. B A Douthitt and wife plan to depart this afternoon. Dr J N Martin of Detroit joins Ann Arbor guests at the Hawaiian Hotel. Judge Dole and Mrs Dole head to Europe for several months aboard the Korea. Dr A N Sinclair and Mrs Sinclair sail to the mainland. Mrs G E M Wilson returns home to Los Angeles after a year in the islands. Representative Moanaula of Hawaii absent due to illness. Dr M R Edwards, noted bacteriologist, travels today aboard the Korea. Representative Cockett of Maui leaves legislative duties for home because of a family illness.
A Honolulu editor reflects on Hawaii Senate votes about public schools and the impact on future opportunity. The piece laments the defeat of a proposal aiding school facilities and argues that today’s adults were yesterday’s children, urging progress through education.
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