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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
7
A testimonial style ad promotes Pink Pills for Pale People as a general tonic and blood strengthening remedy. It describes stomach trouble, fatigue, and weakness, claiming improved health and work ability after using the product. The copy asserts hidden therapeutic benefits and urges readers to request a personal pamphlet for details and ordering.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion of markets, receipts, and dealer accounting. It references California and a governor, with unclear snippets about preventive measures and industry terms. The readable portions indicate a financial or market reporting note rather than a full narrative.
The Skatells deliver a strong weekend act at the Empire Theatre drawing crowds with daring stunts and a clever troupe. Pastors Merle and Alfredla Vint News contribute, while Promoter Gear faces arrest on a warrant for alleged fraud tied to a forged check.
A famed British Asia performer Tansen the Arent draws praise as the greatest show of its kind. He has dazzled audiences in Paris Berlin and Vienna, with a star American troupe bringing a lavish all star company. The Orpheum opens Wednesday May 21 with ticket sales starting Saturday.
A reconstruction of a seaside event reports the Recreation Choir 10 to perform a first concert at 3 30 this afternoon in Henouiha, with the Sheffield Chair and other performers. The program continues with matinee and evening concerts as plans evolve amid travel delays and reception host changes.
Critics witnessed Indian fire-walker Kishun Dose perform a private exhibition on Wednesday at Bark Theater, walking on red hot coals. The act occurred on bare ground in the Park Theater with two attendants fanning the flames. No burns were reported. receipts showed no injuries.
Trade item listing noting a Grabowsky truck with capacities of 1 114 2 and 3 tons and a 45 horsepower engine, offered by Honolulu wagon company at 475 South ee King Street, contact phone 2166.
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