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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
6
A fashion note describes outfits featuring red and white plaid wool with a white leather trimmed blouse and ornamental yoke. It notes plaid dominance in coats and blouses, with various color combinations, suitable for school girls and everyday wear.
Kitchen pointers discuss pudding making to avoid heaviness and grease clogging sinks. Also notes on preserving butter, lemon juice in rice water for whiteness, wall repair pastes, and a section on bishop sleeve fashion, robes, and fan accessories reflecting period trends.
A cryptic dialogue features a speaker pleading not to hurry while another cites a problematic plan. The exchange mentions a mother and a group weighing heavy claims, with fragmentary names and places implying a tense, unresolved interaction. The garbled text hints at cultural or regional identifiers and a potential dispute context.
A septuagenarian lupus patient at Poly Binte Hospital has grown a hair crop on affected patches after treatment with Fin sun rays. The surgeon notes hair appears fine, wiry, and black, nearly normal, as patches improve under the Wincen apparatus.
A fragmentary dialogue set in Chicago features a dreamer predicting patrols and a buffoon boarder debating police hiner types. The playful exchange hints at future “lying squads.”
A lengthy extraction outlines political chaos in Austria Hungary with Parliament in Vienna, cabinet upheaval, and a surge of editorial and magazine interest. It notes General Perjervary as a rumored prime minister candidate, the coalition nature of monarchic power, the “Auegleh” confederation, censorship curbs, and a two day parliamentary session featuring Dr. Orton Lecher speaking twelve hours amid protest and a novel debate rule.
A garbled OCR passage captures disjointed quotes attributed to Wolf, Mayreier, Vielohlawek, Strahbach, and others debating trade, religion, and political leadership. The fragment references consequences for leaders of a German faction, public schools, and party discipline amid tainted rhetoric.
At the October 1905 meeting of the County of Oahu Board of Supervisors a new ordinance regulating the sprinkling of clothes was passed. It prohibits spraying laundry articles or hiring laundries and prescribes fines from five to twenty five dollars with possible imprisonment for nonpayment. in effect from its publication.
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