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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1897
Page
3
An early 20th century style ad touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as a trusted home remedy for Colic Cramps Dysentery Colds and other pains. It emphasizes safety lack of habit forming properties and long standing efficacy with a 25c and 50c price point. The copy claims it has no new gimmicks yet remains essential in every household.
A simple ice closet provides a low cost refrigeration method for homes far from towns. A dry goods box with a fitted door becomes a cooling cabinet. Shelves allow air flow, a raised ice pan vents cold air, and a wood blanket or newspapers slow melting to maintain circulation.
Follows a gossipy note on domestic troubles of Brewer Biermuller with a sensational lead. Mentions Penny Liner and Truth Torchon, plus various local ads and notices. Includes references to Korr, King Bros, Sterling the painter, and a broad mix of goods, prices, and product claims from Honolulu vendors.
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