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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
5
A garbled era set of snippets mentions Mark Twain, New York and Auburndale. It alludes to political talk, ministerial changes, and a broad array of scattered events across places like Hawaii and Alaska, with references to public campaigns, inspections, and a looming verdict in uncertain terms.
A startled report from Washington notes an upset victory for Honoluhe as debates over federal quarantine rules surface. Proposals to modify the quarantine are linked to fears of yellow fever and the mesquite menace near Hawaii. Supporters insist decisive action will stamp out pestilence, while critics voice weariness with ongoing anti mesquite rhetoric.
A local plea urges private and territorial funding for cotton farming experiments and an entomologist to combat bollworm. The article notes reliance on private subscriptions, government support, and a call for urgent action to protect Agriculture and public interest. It emphasizes Hawaii, public funds, and collaboration with experts.
Fragmented dialogue captures social turbulence as a character named Gwennie ends an engagement with Mn Muily amid objections. Others react with curiosity and shifting loyalties, while cryptic musings on debt conscience and fate hint at deeper tensions.
A distressed report details successive typhoid cases sweeping through families in a rural area. It describes affected parents and children, delayed medical care, and the path of infection via clothes and meals, with victims moving between homes and a hospital for treatment. The account emphasizes how the disease spread through neighbors, households, and an immigrant worker, culminating in several deaths and widespread fear.
The banquet and exhibit draw diverse tables with nations and regions from Melanesia to Manchuria and the Philippines. Attendees include A W Perelitrous, Bheba’s Japanese group, J We Gilmore, Wy Ay Bryan, and representatives from New Zealand, Hawaii, and other Pacific locales. The public service forum on King Street sees strong turnout as organizers urge nonmembers with Pacific connections to attend. The Corsican jury term begins Monday with McMahon's attorney set to present questions. Me canon appears before Commissioner Davie tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR text reports possible auto theft and a death by self harm in Woodward at the home of a daughter. Mentions individuals including Hogtould 1 Ward and J Wwund. references bankruptcy, amulets, and a general revelation. The readable parts are garbled with names and places unclear.
The Young Woman's Christian Association announces new study classes for working women. A Shakespeare and Bible study group begins with a Thursday 3 PM meeting at the association rooms in Hoxton Watling, led by Miss Moyer and Mrs. W. C. Weeden. A Typing and Shorthand class is planned for Fridays at the Hobdy ground floor studio, with further sessions to follow.
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A period piece discusses how merchants and manufacturers use advertising and branding to build trust and sell goods. It covers the need for stamped marks, consistent pricing, and dealer backing to assure buyers of product authenticity and value in local markets.
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