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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
9
Women suffering from any form of sickness are urged to contact Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free, confidential advice. Letters are answered by women, testimonials cited responsibly, and no letter is used without consent. Mrs Pinkham offers a free 80 page Text Book by mail and invites women to write for it today.
Announcement from Pacific Mall and Nippon Maru officials states half fares will apply on the Nippon Maru beginning with its Hong Kong voyage around December 22, under an intermediate service plan. Rates list Yokohama at 100 dollars and Hong Kong at 115, with 200 and higher on other liners, amid privileges with Pacific Mall ships Persia and China.
An active candidate leads his ticket amid a spinster’s curious notions of affinity. The piece hints at unconventional ideas and a proposal to bind future events, framed with period newspaper tone and local color.
Local notes describe a Sierra Island entertainment opening featuring the Hughes Mustent Candy Company with manager Hughes as chairman. The act includes Miss Hietta Gray Bertie Hlune and performers Phoenie Edwards Inez Mut not Tout Holle Hughes and eight-year-old Miss Holle Hughes in children’s races and the group praised by officers and the public. The opening bill titled Cottome Days promises a mix of funny and musical numbers with Bert Blane Poul Ktancewe and CC Lynton among the cast. The Sierra festival plans also introduce new vaudeville talent for the Empire and Savoy theatres and dancers including Tex Tommy Gardner with later exhibitions.
Mrs Smith, new matron at the YWCA Homestead, has returned from a long voyage. She traveled across the United States visiting Old Mexico, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, and more, and spent time at Castle Home. Her sister, Mrs Johnson of Castle Home, is noted, and her return is celebrated.
Police Judge Monsarrat announces new chairs for the court room replacing old worn seating. The attorneys and court officials now have sturdier, varnished chairs surrounding the bench, improving accommodations for court sessions.
Chief Justice A G M Robertson will give an address at St Andrews Cathedral grounds in Davie's Memorial Hall Monday night at eight o'clock on The Direct Primary Law. Hon John A Hughes and Judge W I Whitney will join the discussion after the talk, introduced by club president Janos Wakefield. An invitation is extended to all interested in the subject.
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