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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
6
An OCR damaged ad claims Detroit Jewel Stoves guarantees satisfaction and compares favorably to other brands. It suggests trading in an old stove and promises favorable prices with a one third down plan and balance over five installments, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary inventory lists exotic paper brands and notes of low prices at Golden Rule Bazaar. The garbled text mentions various names like Norma, Grecien Bond, Imperial Mond, and London Notes, with vague reference to cheap prices and large hooks by city veritors.
Under one roof Waterhouse's offers a full line of hardware including timberware, glassware, and household hardware. The article claims price advantages over competitors and explains trade distinctions between their first-rate lines and others, while encouraging customers to stock kitchen and pantry needs.
Addressed notice states a dividend on the capital stock will be paid to stockholders of the Waimanalo Sugar Company at the office of Win G Twit Co Ltd on Thursday April 7 1804. Treasurer W M Giffard signs the bulletin with amount 76 eta per snemth.
A vivid portrait of Pelham, the young Confederate artillery leader under Jeb Stuart. The narrative traces his rise from West Point defector to his decisive role at Gaines Mill, where his gun drew federal fire and shaped the battle line. The piece notes his French Creole crew and their famed Napoleonic zeal.
Irregular OCR listing numerous names, places, and hours across streets and hotels. Contains scattered references to persons such as DeGro F Richards and Dr Owen F, locations like Fort Street and Masonic plc, and varying office hours from 10 to 12 am, 7 to 8 pm, and other unclear timings.
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