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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary vintage ad copy mocks Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and the promises of its testimonials. The garbled text cites names and places, referencing patients and compensation claims, with dubious claims about cures and health benefits.
The article notes Japan's coast defenses and fortifications developing along the northern coast with planned mortar batteries and strengthened field artillery. It cites a shift toward larger forces, railway troops, balloon units, and improved machine guns, plus expected expansion to twenty divisions. It also covers Prince and Princess Kuniyeh’s visit to New Port aboard the Everglades and naval ceremonies.
In Cincinnati on September 9, Richard Palmer of New Jersey and Carlton Gardner of California defeated R A Hollen Jr and Trux Emerson to win the regional men’s doubles title. Palmer and Gardner plan a permanent pairing aiming for the national doubles championship next year. Fred Alexander and Harold H Hackett of New York, longtime partners, have repeatedly held the national title.
Fred J. Waltron buys a Chalmere-Detroit car from the Associated Gala. The popular model arrives in Honolulu as one of the best spectations of the car. The pleblite runabout is drawing many inquiries while costs of upkeep are noted. The von Hamm Youns garage, run by Manager Bodge, has been very busy this week. VINLADELPHIA reports twenty five thousand freneted knee.
In a tense late season duel at Philadelphia, the Tigers lose ground as Ty Cobb strikes out with the bases loaded in the third inning. The Phillies rally to win 2 to 1, narrowing the gap in the American League pennant race behind Detroit. Police guarded the stands amid fan animosity toward Cobb, and no drinks were sold to prevent disturbances.
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