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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
4
The fragment from the ING BULLETIN of Thursday September 26 1908 shows a poetic commercial advertisement tone. It laments gratitude and fatigue from overwork and travel while hinting at financial strain and a threat of implied consequence. The text references Hotel Hawnd and a threatening line about hanging, reflecting era style.
Rivylawm endorsement by medical leaders in Pranne and the UB follows discoveries from Prof. Kile Metehnikomt, a renowned Pasteur successor, introducing Anil Gland Therapy. The treatment uses gland products to restore deficient bodily functions and vigor.
Warren Witton of the San Angelis Journal urges closer commercial links between Southern California and Hawaii Territory. He cites plans for a Han Madro breakwater, harbor terminals at San Pedro, and extended inland routes to the Orient, Mexico, and Central America. Witton argues Los Angeles should lead a trans-Pacific trade network, backed by rail and maritime investment, to boost tourism and industrial growth.
A reader praises a tropical European city’s beauty and its roads, palm shade, and royal avenues. The writer vows to influence Southern California tourism and cites commercial advertising as a tool to attract visitors and extend the city’s charm to home audiences.
Beauty of scenery described by speakers praising natural beauty and refined taste. The audience expressed admiration for landscape and decoration, noting nature's generosity and the impressive display witnessed during the landing and ceremony.
A passenger recounts approaching Honolulu aboard the Alameda and sensing mist lifting to reveal royal visitors. He praises the welcome, notes the women and locals, questions possible danger to ties with Honolulu, and ends with a plea not to estrange travelers from their homes and obligations.
A reflective prose piece praising Honolulu’s vibrant landscape The author extols color in sky and flora noting the golden bay and distant hills The hospitality and spirit of the people are highlighted as keynotes of beauty and life The piece ends with a sense of dreamlike wonder and personal awakening to place and meaning
Fragmentary lines speak of a charm and a lasting meaning. Than Tran is referenced with no clear event, person, or place. The text notes a devotion that never fades, and a written mark that should not be erased. The source provides poetic, personal content with no verifiable context.
By Winifred Martin the piece paints a dreamlike island scene with Honohut harbor and Diamond Head, praising Hawaii’s greenery and climate. It contrasts mainland impressions with local beauty, noting poets and travelers find the scenery enchanting and the beaches less crowded on Sundays.
In the probate matter of the estate of Mire David Noholon and family names, the Second Circuit Court at Chambore Maui orders notice of a hearing on October 1 1900 at 10 am in Lahaina. Publication of the notice is required in the Evening Bulletin for three consecutive weeks.
A fragmented note from Honolulu expresses gratitude and hints at forming a promotion committee of one to attract eastern tourists to California, aiming to prolong their stay and boost inaugural passenger traffic with periodic updates.
Edgar Johnson reports a warm reception for a visiting editorial party in Honolulu. He notes friendly merchants and residents made the trip memorable, praising the city’s hospitality, climate, and business spirit. Editors will return home eager to share their positive impressions with Southern California readers.
Editorial praise for Hawaii promotion work, led by Mr. H P Wood, highlighting the Hawaii Promotion Committee’s efforts to boost Honolulu and Hawaii. Letter from Pacific Commercial Advertiser commends coverage and calls for continued support and investment in promoting Hawaii.
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