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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
5
A sharp critique denounces medical sensationalism over Filipino health fears and immigration, warning that alarmist reports could harm Honolulu’s tourism and economy for months. The writer urges practical sanitation needs without stoking panic or villainizing the city’s image.
H H Brodie a supervising principal for Kauai writes the Bulletin urging yearly contests across islands to boost scholarship. He notes two prizes won by his school and advocates uniform work and teacher accountability under Department rules to improve results and provide paths to good livelihoods.
Fragmentary lines mentioning various names and phrases. Several garbled strings and nonstandard words prevent clear event or subject identification. No coherent persons, places, dates, or actions available for reliable summary.
A chaotic crash story unfolds as bystanders recall a dramatic car incident. A group of Japanese witnesses and bystanders describe the moments before and after the vehicle struck, including how a driver and a passerby helped rescue a child. The tale centers on the heroism of a person identified as Henih and the reactions of onlookers, while a manager’s cautious approach to publicity emerges.
A reader criticizes root beer products citing artificial coloring and flavoring. The letter questions labeling and quality, naming brands and cites concerns about child safety and value. The author references Honolulu and mentions a brand associated with Cottawine nuts and multiple traders. The piece reflects early consumer skepticism toward beverage composition.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to wineries and large output but readability is poor. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond generic mentions of wineries and offices. Summary reflects limited readable facts and preserves obscure context.
An ad promotes Rexall "SH Mule Tonle" hair tonic for bald heads promising a free trial and full refund if not satisfied. It stresses proof of efficacy, claims long duration bald patches may be affected, and urges trial at The Rexall Store, Ronson, Builth & Co, Ltd.
A street clash at Union Grill during Mogatta Day between Supervisor Harry Murray and Clitond B. White ends with White hospitalized for a broken jaw and Murray bruised. Witnesses say the carnival mood sparked the fight, with both men staying on scene. Several prominent women in attendance observed the melee.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions deaths, health registrar, board of health official, and medical conditions but lacks clear facts, dates, names, or locations. The readable items suggest an official health report or notices but are too garbled to extract a coherent event or outcome.
The notice describes plans to test water on the opposite side of the band and to assess amount and velocity for potential application. It mentions Humber A tent, special action by the Wittahoto district, and a schedule around Thursday with Martin Wark leading on site.
Hawaiian Agricultural company announces extended dividend declarations amid extended planting season. Monthly dividends of 1 per month paid in September October November and December. Stock reflected a decline with shares trading at 124.00 amid weaker market sentiment. Market outlook remains uncertain for the coming period.
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