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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
10
Honolulu society pages highlight Tiare AUR An and Ming Helle Blohey in social scenes. Mrs DolekIv’s guest Myx XE Alexander attended a reception at a Wan duciie residence, marking prominent local connections before an extended work tour.
Classified advertisement listing multiple real estate options with prices ranging from 7000 to 1499 and notes on lots, cottages, and locations such as King Street Kalakaua Avenue Bay payments. Includes mentions of owner intent, rentals, and improvised property descriptions. Names and exact addresses are fragmented in the OCR text.
The passage details a wedding celebration for Itt Mongel and TY Hoe on a Thursday in August, with guests including a Honolulu visitor and the couple’s family. It notes a children’s party the same week, a birthday for Hitting Klewans’ daughter, and various party activities such as games, animals in a round of attractions, a table display, and gifts wrapped with white ribbon. The narrative mentions a central table with guests and a “Happy Hine” theme, and ends noting a weekly bulletin summary.
Fragmented OCR shows a dubious claim about Kunst's whisky recipe, detailing steps to produce whisky from cane and various additives. It mentions a commission and individuals such as Davie and Palmer B. Wood Welby, with reference to selling instructions and quantities, though the text is garbled and largely nonsensical.
Fragmentary text describes making a strong spirit by adding minerals and peppers to tobacco and whiskey, claiming enhanced strength and sensations similar to alcohol. Mentions adjusting strength by dilution, and notes an “interesting effect” from a tinkerlike mixture. Ends with a garbled line about arriving today in the Ki nau.
The readable fragments describe a public gathering near a park corner with a crowd, a political campaign tone, and mentions of candidates and party actions. Names and places are garbled, but the piece indicates a local election atmosphere and community reaction.
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