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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1907
Page
4
By authority the notice publicizes an auction of the Heertink CF estate remnants and related parcels. Commissioner of Malle Lande oversees the sale with details including lot numbers and conditions. sale aims to settle debts and liquidate assets.
Legal public notice announces sale of remaining lots on Alewa Heights in Honolulu Oahu. Auction under provisions of sale. terms include installments and interest, with payments due at sale time. Full conditions available at the undersigned judiciary building Honolulu. Commissioner W Pratt announces sale date updates.
Readers are presented with testimonials praising Peruna for digestive catarrh and bowel issues. Letters claim relief from stomach and cough problems, with users including Alma Cureton and Mrs Vinita Martin endorsing the remedy and urging others to try it.
An ad copy asserts Peruna cures a range of ailments and backs its efficacy with testimonials from American women. It emphasizes strong belief over editorial doubt, cites cases of stomach issues and headaches, and notes Peruna is sold by chemists and Honolulu druggists with instructions from Dr Hartman.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a long court hearing and media figures with names and places blurred. Mentions include reporters, editors, lawyers, and a Supreme Court appeal, with courtroom scenes and press commentary amid scattered references to theft, trial, and public notices.
A scrambled, fragmentary description depicts a deranged patient suffering from alcohol abuse and medical decline. It mentions will destruction, nerves, digestion, and extreme risk to life, interwoven with references to treatment, temptation, and a dubious “How to Sage Lywukontiens” guide.
A garbled OCR fragment references dates and names in a city notice, mentioning November and March and several personal names. The readable text is limited, with unclear actions or outcomes, leaving the main event ambiguous. The piece reads like a damaged legal or civic notice with scattered proper nouns.
An old advertisement claims Household Surgeon cures for sores and mentions a refund offer by DE, PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC and Salat Louis Medicine Co. The jumble suggests a historic patent medicine promotion with names of manufacturers and agents.
In Petrograd on November 8 officials discuss a possible war between Japan and the United States. American and Allied effort is noted as significant, with a suggestion that Russians could offer military support if hostilities arise.
Rear Admiral Lyon Hae been retired after a long active naval career including command of the Olympia and service aboard the Naval Brackow. He received honors in 1900, served in World War I era duties, and was expected to make his home here. Also reports of Marseilles damage, a massive Chicago elevator fire, and China’s defiance over Japanese mail transport amid the broader war context.
Country bankers hold a meeting to discuss allocations and internal arrangements as a portion of funds is redirected to interior authorities to address banking concerns. A health conference in San Francisco reports rising plague threats and seeks federal aid, with Governor Gilfort coordinating with city health officials to press Washington for support.
Police in Paso Texas captured a gang of counterfeiters who forged monetary certificates, exploiting currency stringency. The seizure follows reports of forged certificates circulating as new denominations emerged amid economic distress.
In a regional dispatch dated November, Ka hor Wilken and Kruprone de i travel toward Vitehing to meet England as a viel to King Be, signaling a high level visit and possible alliance discussions between German authorities and English representatives.
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