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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
7
A testimonial style notice praising Peruna for internal cleansing and facial health. Includes multiple patient quotes from Mrs. Tumor Gollat nila and others, with locations such as Norwood, Westfield NY, Montreal, Appleton Wisconsin, Little Rock Arkansas, Apollo Pennsylvania, and Honolulu Hawaii. Mentions Dr Hartman and Benson Smith & Co. Honolulu.
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a competitive shooting event next month, with scattered, unreadable phrases mentioning participants, locations, and dates. Several lines reference names and places in a jumbled form, producing a fragmented record of an upcoming competition with uncertain details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a voyage or event tied to a person named Wile Seward and Renae with a Bee, an Erie Wage, a jettre, and a reference to a city or place Fospen etreoit. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates, places, or outcomes.
A compact bulletin lists two items with numbered phone entries 256 and 185. The readable content provides minimal context, rendering names and precise actions unclear. The result reads as a cryptic public notice fragment lacking explicit dates locations or parties involved.
Keio University defeated a team from Mie in Tokyo led by a famed forward. The Keio squad, known for its strong play, delivered a high quality performance and secured a decisive win, showcasing its growing prowess in intercollegiate competition.
A garbled artifact reports a hotel claiming a unique global rule on inked window premises with a fixed price for all 470 rooms. It mentions electric light and water, hotel charges, and alleged innovations tied to a policy enforcement event on September 14 near a former mall, but details are unclear.
New York court case features a separated wife seeking alimony. The agreement includes a $400 monthly allowance and division of assets. The trial is scheduled for October.
The trial at Walpahu proceeded steadily with the defense arguing for a limited scope of evidence. City County Attorney Cathen and Mr. Pronor presented survivalist testimony and new witness George Bel Hinou to clarify earlier questions about the June gathering and events at the site.
A fragmented relic discusses a proposed telegraphic typewriter linking a temple of the pope era with telegraph lines. It imagines a beweller keyboard and simultaneous printing, noting possible adoption by French authorities and the role of telephone networks in rapid message transmission.
William Stand of the Examiner helped steer reporters during Dr Frederick A Cook's arrival in Copenhagen. Editors and correspondents clashed over questions, while Stead saved the moment with a pointed interview. The gathering devolved into confusion and frantic storytelling before Cook’s statement.
In Chicago Sept. , a man named Andrews aged about 60s or 70s asserts a long life is earned by healthy habits like exercise, moderation, and avoiding excess. He lectured at the Western Annotation of Ploneore meeting at the Grand Pace Hotel, urging calm living and skipping extravagant vices.
Col Goethals, in charge of Isthmian Canal work, cites no definite plans for Roosevelt taking a civil post upon return from Africa. He notes possible involvement but says no certainty exists, awaiting word from President Taft. Goethals discusses fortification spending and canal economics from a military and trade perspective. He mentions Ulrickburn’s leave, and plans totaling about 4 million for fortifications and weapons. He also highlights the potential impact on naval power and trade with South America, China, Japan, and other far eastern nations.
A fragmented dialogue features an inventor and a cautious friend debating a speed driven device. The exchange hints at a mile a minute pace and questions the direction and purpose of the contraption as it approaches Earth.
A fragmented local page reports on farm life with summer boarders, a diary detailing friends, and a meeting led by George Hotehkian. It notes George G. Custer as auditor and mentions Wooly Mive Alive Hatafoll, 87, at Allisonville, Ohio.
News of Dr Cook arriving in Copenhagen follows a triumphal greeting at Christiana with praise from Norwegians and Danes. He cites Norse explorers Nansen Sverdrup and Amundsen, notes Everdrup’s role, and outlines future polar and deep sea goals as Amundsen prepares for new expeditions and a rising interest in Arctic study.
Mire Grant, a devoted mother, and Mr Grant a busy lawyer clash as their children Gladys and Gindyy defy punishment. The scene ends with a comical mockery of father and table spanking, leaving the parents baffled by the children’s audacious chorus.
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