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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1911
Page
4
An old advertisement touts a cooling topical mix called D D D for instant relief from burning skin. It promises rapid soothing action with first drops easing irritation and claims cleanses skin and overnight treatment for pimples and blotches. Contact Benson Smith & Co in Fort and Hotel streets for a $1 bottle.
Final days of the Twentieth Infantry at Fort Shafter unfold as Sheridan departs for home and Honolulu reflects on four years of service. The Second Infantry third battalion arrives next, with shifts sending the Twentieth to Fort Douglas while the Fifteenth sails to the Philippines in December to replace them. The full regiment will unite at Fort Downgins for the first time in years, as Major Burnham praises Salt Lake City, and the Twentieth Infantry band, small but arriving, joins Fort Shafter just as the unit reshapes for winter plans.
A delegation of church workers greeted Dr. H Dun ning and Mrs Dunning at Alukea wharf this morning. The Congre gationalist and author will speak at Central Union church on Text Sunday. The couple plan to travel onward aboard the Tenyo Maru later this week.
A long list of named teachers and principals appears, showing postings for teaching positions across Hawaii including South Kona, North and South Kohala, Maui, Lahaina, Molokai, and other communities. Names like J Mare elel, Mrs. Nora Ganhon, Mr. Ernest G. Cockett, and C. K. Copeland appear alongside pupil counts and school districts such as Hilo Union and Makawao Circuit. The item reads as a staffing notice listing numerous schools, principals, and the pupil totals for each location.
A long OCR string of personal names and titles appears, with many garbled spellings and partial phrases. The readable items resemble a roster or directory of individuals with given names and family names, interspersed with titles such as Mrs and Mr and some organizational labels.
Fragmented report describes a New Orleans vessel passing through a canal, with references to the Patumetaniie expedition and pledges to support shipping to New York and Delommo. The text is garbled but suggests interest from American interests in extending naval or merchant ships and cargo ventures.
Disjointed OCR item mentions sugar fortunes, a business setting, and a boxing event at a venue. Names and places are unclear. the fragment references a park scene, dividends, and a boxing card with a tied outcome. The readable bits imply a local business or sports scene with multiple entities but lack cohesion and specifics.
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