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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1897
Page
6
A historical notice advertises a three week program claiming improved physical condition and freedom from alcohol and tobacco use. It lists fees of 100 for alcoholism and 40 for tobacco cessation.
An advertisement from a Honolulu notice advertises a No Care No Pay Institute located at Arling ton Cottage Hotel Street. It states all communications or interviews are strictly confidential and directs inquiries to Secretary Hayey Institute in Honolulu.
Competing prices make staples and dried fruits affordable for all. Wassman Brand pears apricots peaches and a wide range of jams olives and oils. Huckin's soup in multiple varieties advertised with prompt telephone orders.
A blurred Punch mini sketch notes an old sailor named Philip in London. The lines suggest a humorous exchange about being called to the bar, with confused remarks and a hint that he did not want to be summoned. The tone mirrors early 20th century comic dialogue.
In a bustling town note, Anchor Saloon lures patrons with Seattle beer on tap and a refined staff. The Popular House advertises rooms at 1 dollar per week at 154 Port Street while Kerr promotes Torchon and Valenciennes race gear. Pacific Hardware Co. pitches the Hygienic refrigerator as faultless and modern.
A broker offers multiple improved and vacant lots including Makiki Kinay Lunalilo and Prospect streets, Green Street block, Thomas Block leaseholds, Waikiki Kalihi and Waikiki road parcels, Waikane rice land, Hilo Town half acre, and Queen Street cottages. Services include property management, rent collection, loan negotiations, and advances on real estate.
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