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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
4
The article describes Rally Day observances on September 24 and eight day campaigns in major cities through winter, led by prominent Christian laymen to recruit men and boys to Josue Christ. Central Union Church to feature four laymen speakers and a focus on a broader Christianity amid creed debates.
King Street will be leveled and improved from Alapal to near Thomas Square after road department crews worked on the project this morning. The surface has become uneven due to wear and heat, with macadam failing to form a stable pavement.
Temperatures from 6 a m to noon range from 74 to 80 degrees with a morning low of 72. Barometer 2001 m m, absolute humidity 89 m, 5.077 grains per cubic foot, relative humidity 60 percent, dew point not specified. Wind from the north at 13 11 and 16 mph at various times. Rainfall in the last 24 hours 0.06 inch.
The commission aims to complete a comprehensive sanitary survey by year end. Inspectors map every house and outbuilding with surrounding land use, create blue prints, and divide work into sections for individual inspectors. Final map will show exact house conditions to aid health reporting.
An advertisement urges using Old Bot to heat water via a roof mounted heater sold by W. B. Craw and Emmeluth & Co on Kit Street. It highlights convenience for housewives and notes the hot water heater appears on rooftops in new buildings, easing cold baths. The piece ends with a Methodist Episcopal church board meeting scheduled for 7:36 this evening.
The Inopentent Theatre manager asserts fireproofing, noting five plant rooms and no roof risk. He cites three unlocked exits, reinforced walls, and a sturdy iron reinforced film box, while acknowledging uncertain details about other theatres in the city.
In a cautious statement J A Magoon assures Savoy theater patrons no greater fire danger than a ten acre field. He notes corrugated walls and minimally flammable stage furnishings as factors reducing risk while addressing concerns sparked by the surrounding talk on evils of local cinema venues.
A fragment recalls concerns about safety and exits at venues, noting locked doors would be reprehensible if true while asserting that audiences in current shows are more loyal and attentive than elsewhere, including low priced vaudeville and moving pictures, in a local discourse.
Purser Kent of the steamer Kina reports figures awaiting shipment at Kauai ports. The record notes 5,000 units of sugar under line K. B. S. 1. P. 5,000 and further figures T1401 appear in the cargo reports.
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