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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
2
The text advises fourteen inches as the ideal reading distance for comfort and accuracy. It warns that holding material differently may cause eye strain, focus defects, or weak eye muscles, potentially leading to serious harm later. The saying A stitch in time applies with emphasis on eye health.
Some storekeepers believe profits rise only with higher sales while others cut expenses. A presented system claims to increase profit on the same business level as last year. Another system allegedly boosts both gross sales and profit percentage. Call for details.
Finger Tips notes that well kept nails enhance a poorly shaped hand, making it nearly beautiful. It asserts that implements are needed to keep the nails in form and states We have them Finger Tips.
The Bulletin prints the next Pacific States Tour Contest count on Friday May 17 amid other items. The page mentions Hawaiian goods, carriage repairs, lodge meetings, and a variety of local notices and advertisements including a theater performance and upcoming events at Knights Hall and the Executive Building.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and garbled phrases about Cable News on page one New York May 1 9. It mentions William Coney president and various unclear events with references to individuals and a possible mother figure. The readable parts are insufficient for a precise summary.
City officials warn Geary Street may lose its operating franchise if rail service changes proceed. Deadline set for Wednesday to address proposed conditions and potential delays. Public notice indicates agency review and possible remediation steps to maintain utility access and safety compliance.
Fragmented readable text hints at an event opening or meeting with many garbled phrases. Names, dates, places, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to attendance and a public invitation. No coherent event or organization can be confirmed from the legible portions.
The Congressional party departs tonight in two groups for Maul and Eawait aboard the steamclip Mexican at 1 o'clock and the Claudine at 3. Acting Governor Atkinson Delegate Kalantinade FM Hazen Lorrin Thurston and others accompany them. Resolutions express sincere sympathy to the widow and family of the late brother and request they be presented to the Supreme Court for the Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu lawyers gather in the Supreme Court for a memorial service for Judge Gear. Attorney General Peters presided, Chief Justice Prear spoke, praising Gear’s clear law mind and spirited fairness amid post annexation debates.
The readable fragments reference a quarter of the page and a table of oats. No clear events or names emerge. The source shows garbled OCR with partial words and misreads. Additional context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
The shipment from San Maunelseu arriving May 2 details a diverse cargo including sugar, coffles, gin ger, charcoal, bananas, butter, oranges, pears, hams, cattle, boxes of Hines and other items. Names Kiward May Jorgenson appear among the consignors and a 20 day voyage is noted.
Partial OCR lists various departures with names such as Walmanalo Port Harford and Kikal wi, showing times from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Names like Marion Chilcott Larsen and Stinson Pederson appear, with vessels to Hawaii and Hana Kut ports. The text is garbled but indicates a series of scheduled departures and routes for a coastal area.
Souring report notes Swatnil Pity for Molukala eM in a mixed lineup. Kanal Wo G Hall Thompson to speak with Ac Mexican Nichols for Ka Will, Soy m St Chindine Parker for hull operation.
The Mauna Loa arrives May 1 with numerous passengers from Mani Kona Kau Kau ports and Maui Hawaii, plus deck passengers from Lahaina. Names include Fr Hutre Miss Pape C My Smith Captain A Anderson Mrs Dun it and many more. The Childine carries arrivals from Hilo and Kahului with a large list of passengers.
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