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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1897
Page
5
Local news item lists Regatta day as a public holiday on Saturday sept 18 and notes related local happenings. It mentions schools, hotels, and community events while recording assorted incidents and notices from Hilo to Honolulu.
Katie Putnam and her company closed their Honolulu engagement with a crowded Opera House. Applause and encores poured in as floral offerings accumulated. Erma the Elf showcased Putnam while O Hara and Emery excelled in song and dance, earning broad audience praise.
An advertisement asserts Apenta helps hundreds suffer from constipation by addressing liver torpidity, claiming nature alone is insufficient and the product provides necessary aid.
When a person suffers headache or fatigue the liver may be inactive. A few doves of Apenta Water reliably produce a satisfactory result. Apenta Water is spring water from a spring at Budapest, not artificially treated. It has a mild taste, small dose, and a positive effect.
The advertisement promotes APENTA WATER with large bottles at 25 cents and trial bottles at 15 cents, claiming the size matches pricier meat mineral waters that sell at 50 cents, and encouraging readers to try it.
A reward is offered for returning a lost Ebony Cane with a gold handle to Joe Lites at Hack It. The Evening Bulletin notes a subscription rate of 75 cents per month and urges return of the item.
Fragmented OCR text notes a training manual reference, a Dr Garvin contact, and scattered phrases including Babe, electricity, and training. Mentions address 1082 King Street and August timing hints. Evidence of local business names Davies Gaeta Andrews appears in garbled context.
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