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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1897
Page
6
A described program promises no suffering during treatment and no injurious after effects or business disruption. It claims improved physical condition and freedom from desire for alcohol or tobacco with a three week duration and charges of 100 dollars for alcoholism and 40 dollars for tobacco.
The advertisement touts RAMBLER and other wheel brands like STEARNS COLUMBIAS and RAMBLER available for sale or rent. It notes limited stock of 96 wheels, a price of 75 plus 50, and promises door delivery while inviting customers to view or order wheels for short or long rides. It mentions shipment on the W H Dimond and ongoing availability through steamer arrivals.
Institute location and confidential communications notice. Address inquiries to Secretary Hagey Institute for further particulars.
The local page reports a quiet day in Billville with neighbors visiting Jed Tanay's home and Hiram Haske noted for yesterday. Measles spread reports at Billville. two of Jake Prouty's kids affected. Sam Sharkey paints his fence and lays a boardwalk. Elder Tweak will preach next Sunday at the Methodist church. Aunt Jane Poole finishes a 2649-piece quilt of her own design. Uncle Billy Hendricks turned 85 and walked six miles to Pokeville. The editor nears 41, recalling past birthdays and gifts. Music and a church social planned to fund a pastor's twins' care. villagers contribute with humor and goodwill.
A garbled local advertisement page lists various businesses on Fort and Queen Streets in Honolulu. It references Honothins Dealers, Lamber and Con ndl Building Materiale, and Queen Street shops, with noisy chatter about dances, Salvation Army sal, and promotional lines for fabrics, shoes, and printing goods. It mentions King Street stores, Kerr goods, and Warerooms, along with a telegram-like listing of telephones and shops.
Visitors view the latest Island Views exhibit highlighting fine apple photography. The display features notable works by Leteat, showcasing dramatic still lifes and landscape shots that emphasize color, texture, and composition.
A compiled list outlines multiple parcels for sale or lease across Makiki and Kapiolani areas including 98 foot frontages on Taree Tot Makiki street, 140 foot frontage on Kinan street between Alapai and Kapiolani, and a two story Thomas Block building with five rented stores on leased ground. Other entries include lots on Prowpoot and Green streets, Waikane Kalia, and a half acre lot in Bile town.
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