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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1898
Page
3
Will sail Wednesday at Honolulu and other ports. Freight handled at Landings with liability limits noted. Live stock at owner's risk. Company not responsible for money or valuables unless placed in care of officers. Personal belongings over 100 value must be declared. Shipping receipts required. failure to provide exposes shipper to risk.
An editor argues that bringing only men for labor leads to high return rates and instability. A solution is to admit women with workers to settle, proposing laws requiring female companions with male laborers and eventual permanent residency, with further topics to follow.
A fragment from a 1802 booklet by J B Dimbleby Premier Chronologist predicts Easter 1898 as the end of the world with absolute certainty. The text notes Dimbleby is a respected scientist, yet the prophecy appears sciencelike misapplied to religion, calling it an instance of science gone wrong.
Purr Blood in Spring. This is the almost universal experience. Diminished appetite during winter and rich foods indoors are causes. A good Spring Medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and steadies the system for the season. Jike Hood's Sarsaparilla is absolutely necessary. Pills are the best family cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure.
James Jones entered the Criterion Barber Shop for a haircut and left highly satisfied with the service. He told a friend he finally found an exceptional barber and would become a permanent patron.
The Oregon sails toward Cape Horn as a public demonstration of the need for a U S constructed isthmian canal under national control. The piece calls the voyage a powerful object lesson supporting early canal construction.
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