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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1911
Page
7
The readable portion resembles a garbled OCR segment with names and phrases scattered across a single column. It contains no coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item or notice.
The Man from Milwane stage event features Soubrette and Sam performing in a dining recreation. The performance centers on witty dialogue and light comic routines. Local residents are invited to attend the live show and enjoy the vintage theater experience.
Record of a priest administering last rites to a dying patient. The narrative details a printing house owner named Mr C Pord and a sequence of medical and legal actions surrounding the illness and death, including attorney involvement, hospital care, and a late-September death. The report references medical treatments and the patient’s deteriorating condition leading to death.
The act features Michael Braham and Bright Eyes as standout performers in a vaudeville bill. AIP Reo presents a feature film adaptation of Dickens's The Tale of Two Cities in three parts, with a noted stage study.
A local church reports growing interest in its men’s Bible class. An open session aimed at attracting all men, including non church members, will be held next Sunday morning. The plan includes a welcoming environment and practical discussions led by teacher Mr Saprer, with contact through secretary D T Bloe.
Fashion notes describe tailored shirt waists with Marquis ettes and lawns featuring high and Dutch necklines in varied fabrics. The short survey highlights styles mixing structured lines with delicate trims and light summer options.
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