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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
4
An antiquated health piece urges daily care to fend off disease and maintain strength. It touts De Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for anemia and nerve disorders, recounting personal testimonials and urging readers to purchase by mail from a New York company.
Discussion of the sanitary survey continues under Arthur Keller who leads inspectors. The commission aims to complete data gathering from state and local authorities while addressing dairy supply issues and sewer concerns. Meetings focus on routine matters pending full survey completion and funding questions.
Me Thomas Treadway and Mien Orlin Nice wed yesterday at Central Union Church, with only relatives present. They dined at Halntwear Hotel and will live at Maku residence, while officials prepare for a Veiled Prophet event.
A vintage ad touts Rexall Hair Tonte as a remedy for baldness dandruff and weak hair. It claims pink healthy scalp indicates vitality and promotes root stimulation with a money back tone underlisted at Two Miles Benson Smith Co. Ltd.
The Twentieth Infantry hiked to Fort Shafer for a one day weapons drill. Soldiers watched artillery firing at Diamond Head from Battery Harlow then returned by a Coast Route with spectators along the way. A field day at Fort Shatter is planned for Monday with handball, throwing events, relays, and a champion team contest drawing a large crowd.
A fragmented newspaper item reports a libel case involving a sailor boy aboard the Pacific Mail liner and related court actions. The ongoing proceedings reference a missing or deceased woman, insurance concerns, and unsettled wages tied to the ship’s crew. Local authorities and owners are cited in defense of payments and conduct, with references to a legal process and maritime duties.
A new jewelry firm opens to the public for inspection at Talbey Co. on Saturday September opening a store with a refined stock of gold and silver wares. The firm promises expert craftsmanship, a complete counter and exhibit shelves, and special opening day reductions on all goods to attract buyers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bizarre event involving a man biting his toe at Hemet and references to theatre, a hospital, and a person named Verdi. The text mixes garbled names and incomplete phrases with scattered mentions of a theatre, a visit, and a hospital context.
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