Gret-clave Bread Reussl Fire Hazards Stressed
Fragmentary plea notes discomfort from heat and bread quality. Mentions Gret-clave bread as a result of the service, implying relief from work and worry by outsourcing baking tasks.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary plea notes discomfort from heat and bread quality. Mentions Gret-clave bread as a result of the service, implying relief from work and worry by outsourcing baking tasks.
A jumble of items lists events and ads including health board meeting at 3, a Chinese Hospital concert by the Hawaiian Band, unclaimed freight sale by Wilder A Co, and various shop notices. It mentions upcoming sermons at St. Andrew's Cathedral, church meetings, and demographic death causes in Honolulu with figures for pneumonia, premature birth, and heart disease.
A rare concert at the Opera House features foreign composers Wallace Wagner Somerville and Gounod with an occasional aria from Kem. New ballads delightfully introduce pieces unfamiliar to Honolulu as Madame SlapomTaki delivers dramatic lyric power. Seats through Wall Nicolay Co are selling fast. Continuous demand marks this last chance to hear such a world debut in Honolulu.
Guests gathered at Waikiki last evening to honor the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Macfarlane. The event featured a canopy of white tulle, floral lawn decor, music by Berger's band, and a long cordial receiving line. Refreshments were served on the broad lawn as congratulations poured in from near and far, including figures from European capitals.
Frances Power Cobb famed authoress and vivisection campaigner born 1822 in Ireland. She long led the Victoria Street Society for Protection of Animals from Vivisection and led the Erith Union for Abolition of Vivisection since 1898. Also founder of the Victoria Street Bo clety with writings on vivisection and the Poor Laws of England. The snippet covers various dated dispatches including Japanese advances, riots, and local politics with mentions of republican victories and a legal tender about petroleum duties.
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