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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented caption describes women and a worker cutting gold in a market scene. The text hints at a trade or exchange involving money and gold, with garbled phrasing suggesting a historical setting and an illustration showing the process.
Early cooking notes describe Plain Souffle with milk, agar, and eggs baked briefly, plus a Plain Sweet Omelet using butter and milk, rolled or served with preserves. Also includes a Fruit Bavarian using fruit pulp, gelatin, cream, and optional fruit varieties like strawberries or raspberries, to set in a mold.
A reflective essay argues for protecting a young girl’s innocence by guiding reading choices and influences. It warns against exposing teens to graphic works, urging parental guidance to nurture sober tastes, simple living, and moral discernment until maturity.
A fragmented review describes The Empire and The Park venues, listing acts such as OneEr, Yelkeowelht, and The Inimitable superconator. The piece notes novelty songs and dance routines, with remarks on audience reaction and stage variety at a late evening performance.
Washington reports a District Supreme Court decision by Judge Daniel Wright holding that a Black child in the District of Columbia may be denied admission to a white public school. The eight year old, Teabell Wall, was barred due to Black parentage. The Board of Education was urged to reinstate the child but failed. The case appeals to the District Court of Appeals with potential later Supreme Court review.
Dispatches from Lae indicate Japan plans to widen its Pacific trade reach as a new embassy voyage proceeds toward Chile to participate in the Centenary celebration of independence. The mission, led by the Marquis of Langy and German ambassador hosts, travels via Por en route to runtlige amid cordial reception.
Word fragments describe Lily Langtry plans for a stage return in London. The garbled text notes Beit, Moe-Lady de Bathe, and mentions a manager referencing a pantomime or home theatre project with intent to perform for an audience.
A garbled account mixes theatre notices, exhibitions, and public events with scattered names and dates. It mentions Miss Mann and various locales in a fragmented report, referencing a large wall and an exhibit related to the Mekolling and a Vig War. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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