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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
3
Fragmented ad style text offering a medical quack cure for numerous ailments, touting nerve and kidney benefits and a patent remedy. It markets ladies linen skirts and a dubious “strip medicine” claim with sensational health promises and a low sale price.
Funeral services for the late Mrs A A Hiwae were held at Kawaiahao Church yesterday afternoon with a large crowd paying last respects. The body rested at Haatolea home before burial in the Kawalahno certs Haalelea plot, with pallbearers and a choir, and tributes from Rev. Henry Parker and Rev. Lone highlighting her devotion to church and Hawaiian people.
The Hoard of Health met in the room of the Hoard of Health Inspectors to hear a report from President Pinkham. He notes interviews with Bishop Libert and Mr Parker about conservation, discusses leprosy study at the state and territorial level, and urges creating informed attention among specialists. He mentions funding, duty to public health, and plans to approach Governor Carter.
A telegram from Wellington to Honolulu health officials regrets a death from plague in Auckland yesterday. All contacts are reported well and under supervision with precautions in place.
The Board of Agriculture received a letter tied to United Fruit Co about Hawaii's banana trade. It lists questions on best islands, wages, labor, transport, freight rates, rainfall, land offers, sale prospects, and expert banana planting expertise. The exchange shows concerns over island suitability and development incentives for banana cultivation amid industry tensions.
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