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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
5
Prohibitionists intense stance is shown as they denounce racial policy and advocate intervention to govern Hawaii. Woolley asserts state legislature is mostly Hawaiian and incapable, urging federal action to restore order. The movement here ties to broader reforms and disenfranchisement fears amid local Prohibition supporters.
A Chicago Advertising Association luncheon on March 24 featured Arthur Pristane and others arguing that advertising lowers consumer costs by building reputations and enabling economies. The talk urged honesty and ongoing investment in credible claims, warning against sporadic or false advertising and praising newspapers as powerful tools for consumer information.
The readable fragments depict officials debating authority and reform under an Organic Act amendment. Invocations of Hawaiian affairs, legal competence, and invitations to a figure named Woolley are noted, with emphasis on expectations and political gestures amid unclear chronology.
A morning paper debate centers on plantation stores not turning a profit and whether laborers gain by purchasing goods cheaply. The Planters Association and Governor are pressed to publish a joint statement. Critics urge independent storekeepers to review practical issues and ensure workers benefit without risking plantation patronage.
Fragmentary editorial notes mock the idea of a public opinion poll on prohibition. The writer ridicules claims that public stance will sway saloon closures and questions the logic of plebiscite timing. The piece argues there is no clear public sentiment and questions official declarations.
A Honolulu letter argues about plantation store practices versus independent merchants. It questions who deserves goods at cost, who benefits from wage deductions, and whether advancing wages via store credit harms local dealers. The writer defends plantation stores as necessary yet warns against closing independent merchants.
Fragmentary notes describe inspectors daily tallying mosquito breeding sites at vacant lots and Weill?en area. The records reference the superintendent and office reports detailing actions against the pest and conditions of the poorer neighborhoods.
Dr Pratt describes a city wide inspection effort targeting breeding grounds and stagnant water. Wrigglers are mapped by block with detailed notes on repairs, drainage, and cleanliness. Five hundred top minnows were shipped from Galveston to the site to eat larvae, with oil usage rising month to month as work expands toward permanent improvements.
In a citywide initiative inspectors note a drop in mosquito activity after spraying and water management. Residents report fewer mosquitoes and even discard worn nets, while officials consider cheaper remedies to curb pests and disease risk.
In Winston block related disturbance at the poles court Winston owner Ballor Moreh and a Korean man faced a confrontation with a Japanese associate. The Korean was assaulted and hospitalised for four days. Judge Andrade ordered further evaluation while Prosecutor Brown argued for assault and battery charges.
The Bureau of Chemistry concludes Coca Cola contains no narcotics and is not harmful. States and universities nationwide affirm the verdict, praising Coca Cola as a healthful refreshing beverage superior to tea or coffee. A free chemical analysis booklet is available from The Coca Cola Company in Atlanta.
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