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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1899
Page
12
A long alphabetical list by Keliipio presents Hawaiian fish, crabs, shellfish, and edible seaweed. The compilation begins with A and includes numerous local names such as Aknule, ahi, nenue, opela, oama, and many others, detailing a wide variety of species and ocean produce gathered from fishermen and observers for table use.
A garbled OCR style fragment lists many entitites such as edible seaweed and various local terms, followed by unreadable numbers and stray phrases. The readable portion resembles a catalog of items rather than a coherent event or report.
The July rainfall figures from 1809 are compiled in the Weather Bureau reports. Data shows distribution by region with notes on anomalies and comparisons to prior years.
Reports from Newbury and Reading describe Tacon and Maskelyne using a balloon to test wireless telegraphy signals. Electric discharges from ground stations showed effects at distance, including non contact firing of a powder magazine to demonstrate etheric communication possible in war. Initial test succeeded, suggesting no wires to cut and uninterrupted timing for explosions.
El Paso August 7 Saint Teresa a revered Mexican woman long believed to heal by laying on hands is blamed for inciting the Yaqui revolt. An old Texan officer says her magnetic powers and presence near Yaqui villages helped spur the uprising while she fled Mexican authorities after involvement in earlier Palomas raid.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy to nourish blood and strengthen nerves and muscles. It claims vigorous blood supports the body and invites readers to take the preparation, noting its benefits for those who feel weak.
King Bros offer novelty jewelry and souvenirs with color work, inviting customers to view samples. Orders may be left at 110 Hotel Street as they advertise a story of the Hawaiian Islands and related works, with a price of 1.90 dollars for the publication.
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