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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1897
Page
5
A collage of local items notes election proclamations and notices, shop ads, and society updates. Mentions Kauhane the whistler fined for drinking, Rev A J Bell preaching, Wall Nichols Club for Standard Dictionary, and central committee meeting of the American Union Party. Also reports rain at Luakaha, a sunflower tree, and new hunting and bicycle gear at Pacific Cycle. Details mix with ads from Sturdevant’s and Hawaiian Hardware.
Cons. Wincox of Honolulu criticizes the Board of Health drug contract as flawed and outdated. He argues the list covers about 700 articles but excludes homeopathic and street medicines, noting doctors requisition nonlisted items within allowances. He says government physicians must not be dictated to by druggists and urges periodic list revisions, not biannual changes.
A Portuguese driver for Fred Harrison’s wagon was crushed when a wheel passed over his heel. He was treated by Dr. Herbert and sent home, with a one month recovery before he can work again. Voters in the 7th precinct 5th district are urged to attend a Reform School meeting Monday evening at the Mechanics’ Home.
An advertisement argues hundreds suffer from constipation due to torpidity of the liver and claims Apenta provides natural assistance to overcome the condition. It asserts nature requires help from this remedy to restore normal bowel function.
An advertisement claims headaches or fatigue indicate an inactive liver and promises quick relief with APENTA WATER. It describes APENTA as genuine spring water from a Bada Post spring, not artificially treated, with a mild taste and small, positive dose.
The advertisement touts Apenta Water with large bottles at 25 cents and trial bottles at 15 cents. It claims prices are fair compared to other mineral waters selling at 50 cents and urges readers to give it a try.
An office location is listed at 208 Merchant Street Campbell with a note pointing to the rear of J. O. Carter's office and a P.O. box reference. The fragment indicates a street address and nearby landmark for routing.
Registered voters are requested to attend a meeting of the 7th Precinct 7th District Club American Union Party on Monday evening at Kknt Reform School Pulamu or at Chairman Central Om Mintee Wink 5.
Fine residence on Green Street now occupied by Dr. G. P. Andrews with 1 acre grounds, beautifully laid out with views. Vacant by August. Contact T. H. Davies & Co. Ltd. for details and inspection.
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