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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
2
A new device attaches to dressings to shield wounds during treatment, preventing contamination and accidental touching. It includes a cover with a strap to secure in place and a foldable mechanism for access. adhesive plaster options exist for body wounds. Inventor based in North Dakota claims novelty and prior Europe scrutiny.
The New England Bakery offers hot meals and a full range of sandwiches and bakery items in the city. It advertises early morning readiness and convenient daily lunch options with a focus on ham and cheese, toast, and sweet treats. Contact by phone for fire safety assurances and service details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bergen remembrance with references to Hergen, Bergen, and Max Pemberton. The text blends unclear names, events and years, mentioning a festival, police cords, and local figures in a jumbled account. The piece hints at memory, public reaction, and historical context without clear facts or dates.
A garbled column lists names, places, and events from a local scene. Mentions Mrs. Jack Lilens, Queen Lilinoe, and public notices about meetings and sermons. References a concert, church events, and social visitors arriving by ship. The text reflects community notices and local interest items from a Hawaiian locale.
A Chinese church in Wailuku will hold a Sunday morning dedication service. Participants include Reva, Mr. Thmnteowad, W Thwing, and others. The program features an invocation, readings, a declaration of dedication, a sermon, hymns, and remarks in Chinese and Hawaiian.
A damaged OCR piece describes a schooner arrival near a harbor with unclear timing and mixed references to people and events. The text mentions a vessel named Hlanie Waven and various names and places, but most specifics are unreadable, yielding a chaotic report with no clear outcome or coherent narrative.
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