Baking in Tin Pans Preferred Over Iron Ranges
The text argues that gas ranges heat more intensely and directly than coal ranges, causing better baking in tin pans. It states iron absorbs heat and risks burning bottoms and sides, while gas heat improves results when tin pans are used. The passage cautions readers to avoid wheel iron or agate for baking.
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One Rever Claim Settled After Stenest Rever Case
A rever claim against the Bronkaliin stenest Rever near Diamond Head was nearly settled, with underwriters to decide payment. Interli luni Company and the tug Pearsons each held out for 920,000. Captain Miller of the Lebua sought 5000, acted on by IT. H. Davies & Co for Lloyds London, and payment will follow. The Fine Job Printing line at The Bulletin was not fully claimed.
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Interliluni Company
Pearsons
Miller
Lebua
H. Davies & Co
Lloyds
London
Lille
Notlin
de Te Peterson
Abby Palmer
Charsios
Deoamie Broangel
Jad
Fae Dinge
Whitey Tentny
Ans
Mortsauee
Titentiat
Charles Mente
Tinel
F.C. Bertelmann
Kross
Catala WA
Hy Connor
Hae
Stangenwalt
Royal Hawatie Hotel
Tien
Stoner
Aloha
Monell
Fia
Jolmind
Peefest Moor
Lewin
Honolua
Juode
Jeavin
Hondon
Mile
Toad
Borenson
Jae
Kalle Lovett
Leoklor
Aluwoey Generak
Vinito
Kayth
Nihau
Anuhola
Alvo
Mikabwla
Walte
Barkentine Puaia
Climatic Conditions and Fertilization in Plantation Trials
Fragmented notes describe a field trial comparing fertilizer with and without prod and the influence of climate on cane planting and rooting. The author notes fixed soil reactions, nitrogen loss during planting, and the difficulty of controlling variables in large experiments. References to Mr Melton’s plantation and Muir’s plantation appear as context for nitrogen behavior and soil response under varying conditions.
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Dhuteston
Fortittanilon
Menting
Senturilay Fier Neon
Lirectoe PF
Kekart
Renniie
Muir
Caine
Melton
Ellie Welleke
Opaque Market Snippet From Honolulu Stock Exchange
Fragmentary OCR note shows scattered stock terms and figures including sugar, mercantile, and various misspelled items. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, yielding only a jumble of market words and partial numbers.
Local and General News Update and Shipping Notices
The item lists ship arrivals, cargos, and court notes with scattered entries on ferries, steamers, and local business ads. It mentions the Kinau voyage to Hilo, the Lady schooner at Koolau, and the Nihau arrival with passengers and goods, plus court actions and commercial notices.
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Albert
Kuninkea
Chantry
Pelday
Aire G. Walters
Hora
Hilo
Pacific
Wil
Wnt
Unclear Field Report Notes From Early Climate Trials
Fragmented notes describe variable climate conditions and field experiment challenges. Mentions unforeseen difficulties in measuring soil and nutrient factors, uncertain crop responses, and apparatus issues affecting data accuracy.
Salvation Army Adjutant Arrives for Help Trip
Adjutant Ming Hamyborey arrived last Friday morning to report Groene on the polentation and efforts by Arg ent Winter and Lieutenant Hake. The Salvation Army workers are aiding locals as Rovers Porta Ricans and Chinese join. Mes Jamberts will supervise writings in the Army hall for two weeks. meetings are held nightly with strong attendance.
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An Ming
Kaun
Argent
Salvaton Army
Abele
Ant Mes
Jtamberts
Hightaf & Olick
Andrews Resignation and Offshore Scam Probe
The report details an ongoing investigation into alleged fraud and a resignation connected to Andrews. It notes unclear charges and mentions Commander Pond, formerly in Honolulu, replacing a captain and a Navy impersonation case involving Frank C. Dertulmann. The article hints at forthcoming explanations and possible timelines for resolution.
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Pond
Honolule
Flyer
Frank C. Dertulmann
Moraine
U. 8
NO CHARGE TO ENTER REFRESHMENT ROOM
The event advertised free admission to a refreshment room with a luncheon and dessert offerings. It notes hours from 1 to 1:20 and mentions appetizing dishes, cakes, and drinks served in the afternoon and evening. The piece references a transfer company and a local group organizing the affair.
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