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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1904
Page
6
One share costs one dollar per month with a fifty cent member fee and one dollar monthly dues. The stock is pitched as yielding better interest than a savings bank. Contact V. Gear, Secretary, 192 King St, for further details. Passengers booked for San Francisco area include J. W. Volghe and others.
A pupil named Clarence rebels against harsh discipline at a boarding school run by Master Whitely. The story follows neglect, abuse, and the boy's covert defiance, ending with a tense search by his distressed mother and the teacher.
A flood of letters from women in Detroit and St Louis praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing long running female ailments. Women report regained strength, weight gain, and renewed energy after months or years of weakness and distress, with reminders that Pinkham’s advice is free and accessible.
An OCR fragment urges participation in upcoming Territorial elections and hints at monetary gain by choosing a specific betting day. It mentions a California Fond Co scheme and implies pay only for what you bet, urging readers to try it.
Fragmented OCR notes list numerous names and passengers for departures to San Franciero and Molokai ports aboard ships Likelike and others. Mentions Dr. Senddor Mins W Dole Judge Dole and many others with dates Sept 27 and Sept 26. Ends with a cryptic phrase about a prospector wasting gold.
Special to The Bulletin reports Delegate Kuhio is expected to Maui and Molokai mid October after his Garden Island tour. Republican leaders anticipate his trip will counter Home Rule rhetoric, urging registration and political alignment. The piece critiques Home Rule claims and encourages electing Republicans. It also includes a call to register to vote and mentions butter pricing at a local creamery.
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