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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
4
Readable text shows two fabrics for windows including fioured etamine at seven outings by the yard and a white etamine variant. The snippet hints at color options such as white and cream tones, with emphasis on yard pricing and broad display for window treatments.
A county Democratic committee meeting revealed factions amid talk of resignations and a looming senatorial ticket. Key figures Jack Koinkiela and Hanagl faced opposition from conservatives allied to McConaghy. W Aikford refused to back the ticket but warned against further discord as campaign tensions rise.
The plan contemplates direct service from New York to Hong Kong affecting freight and passenger routes. San Francisco and Honolulu may be removed from schedules, with Honolulu unlikely to be cut. The move could prompt other lines, including Pacific Mail and North German Lloyd, to run freighters and passengers via the North Pacific.
In Oahu County, the Democratic county committee met at Democratic headquarters in Waverly Mall. Supervisor W. H. McClellan received the permanent chairmanship amid a lively meeting while William Kant was named vice chairman and other officers were chosen, as the group adjourned after boisterous rag chewing.
An old health advertisement touts William Pink Pills as a cure for nervous disorders in children. It claims relief from symptoms like weakness, inability to move, and general debility after taking the pills, urging parents to seek the remedy through Dr. William Pink MIlles.
A rural district faces a funding crisis as the City Engineer warns of impossible repairs to schoolhouses across the county. Without funds, maintenance and safety projects cannot proceed, threatening the upcoming term and potentially halting vari ous improvement plans.
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