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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
5
The text argues gas ranges deliver hotter more direct heat than coal ranges. It recommends baking in tin pans rather than sheet iron or agate to avoid bottoms burning and uneven cooking. Iron conducts heat, causing scorching and uneven results.
After testing several ready mixed paints, the Moana Hotel management selected W. Fuller & Co.'s Pure Prepared Paint for the building. The paint will be applied using specialized machinery to ensure a superior, even finish beyond ordinary hand methods.
Dr. Francie R. Day advocates filtered water to reduce typhoid and fevers in Honolulu. He outlines drinking water purification at the Hawaiian Territorial Medical Society meeting, urging community attendance and noting broader public health gains for residents.
Sugar prices listed at the Honolulu exchange include several companies such as Mercantile and Sugar Co. Quotations show a latest price around 34375 cents, with other names like Haw Kepetat and Pioneer appearing in the report. The fragment notes multiple sugar stocks and a general market update.
A fragmented text mentions plans for city mapping of honeduld areas, references to water supply titration and a Dr Day who declines fuller remarks. It alludes to the executive committee and a forthcoming address, with unclear names and places.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses whether a paper was destroyed or cancelled and stored away with a possible comparison to the original signed by BALLOU & MARX. It mentions names Lee paren ROL and Annette and hints at a legal or archival context regarding the “Wether of Sept CMF” and a cancelled document.
A feature by L. Wight based on a three month trip through the Philippines will appear in Saturday's Bulletin. The article promises a personal perspective and observations gathered during the journey.
Shipping updates dominate the page with Pacific Steamship Co harbor activity and cargo moves. The Enterprise halts sailing for unloading with potential departure tomorrow, while Bananas load from Hilo. Marine figures, dockside trades, and local auction notes flutter through the day’s notices in a bustling port scene.
The Aiepheum theater announces policy changes starting next Monday reducing from three to two pre sold plays weekly. The shift follows public demand and reflects a new scheduling plan along with a transition in featured productions and management notes.
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