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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
3
The report describes a very handsome tunic now in vogue in Paris, crafted by hand with beaded net or reeillie, featuring a large open neckline and Bernier fringe. It is fastened at the back with stud fastening and tailored for ready wear over evening or theater attire, appealing to ladies attending dinners and calls.
The piece offers practical fashion guidance on collars necklines and grooming. It emphasizes the Dutch neck style wide collars tied neatly with belts or ribbons and recommends brushing the hair powder and applying cold cream. It highlights simple elegant accessories over ornate details.
A muddled OCR summary notes The Taming of the Shrew performed with Wells in the lead and guest stars. The cast includes Geyne and Oawrald with praise for Her role and a contrast between stage presence and onstage charm. The piece mentions costumes and reactions from the audience, and hints at performances tonight and tomorrow night.
A garbled, archaic sounding text describes mixing dried pasta with liquids and suggests actions involving orange peels and a crude plan. The prose switches to odd imagery about white figures, hats, and a crater, with scattered phrases about a feast and quick acts.
Indecipherable lines mention Kiowa greetings and a string of names and roles. The fragment reads like a roster or index with varied spellings and partial titles including references to Vincentio, Brahm, and Katharine, among others, but lacks coherent narrative.
Special to the DALEY CHA? WAILURD reports Maul County completes the Koali to Kipahwi road project in the first week of May. Contractors led by A. A. Wilwan finish a twelve foot wide surface at an estimated cost near nine thousand dollars per mile. Local Americans contributed to the effort and funds are to be raised for a public celebration. An associated note mentions a police incident involving a protest or disturbance and lodging of sandals as evidence.
Special to the Herald noting A H Landgraf of the Kula pipeline visited Walluki this week to report rapid progress. He said about half the anties pow work remains with the largest portion of the project still ahead.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Perry Davis Painkiller as a dependable remedy and security aid. Mentions of bottles labeled Bie, B$e and B90 appear with unclear references to medical use. Further readable phrases suggest a marketing or catalog style line from a historical advertisement.
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