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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1897
Page
2
An early advertisement promotes Chicago Cottage Organs, Regipa, and autoharps with prices from four dollars. Guitars feature Henry F Mason Harwood and other makes, plus banjos from Stewart Fairbanks Voile and other brands. Accordions are highlighted with Lun imperial and other models.
Lewis & Co advertise affordable staples and imported English goods to Honolulu shoppers. They claim their products, including Copeland’s English Peas and Cambridge Sausages, prevent indigestion and promote happiness and a fat purse, with special cash offers and European factory quality.
A Honolulu visitor praises the Kamehameha Girls School, led by Miss Pope, for discipline, choral excellence, and practical training. He notes clean kitchens, orderly bedrooms, daily baths, and self-reliant laundry and cooking, urging other teachers to visit and emulate the program while critiquing the principal’s character and selection of staff.
Direct importation of brands for the Merchants Exchange includes White Rye Kentucky Favorite O P 8 Private Stock Old Kentucky Bourbon and Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as listed in the notice.
A fragment lists a variety of spirits including James Hennessy style brandy, Australian brandy, Old Bushmills Per Malt Green whiskey, John Dewar & Sons Highland Scotch, Glengarry Highland Scotch, Narks Trish whiskey, J H Gilby’s rum, Castle Brand, and Palmtree and Genova gin.
A scattered note surveys archival mentions of Prnovivats across Honolulu and San Francisco papers, Scientific American, Breeder and Sporteman, Harper's Weekly, Judge and Pack, and various sporting journals. It highlights cross publication references and the diffusion of the term through mid to late era periodicals.
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