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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1897
Page
7
A garbled excerpt lists items such as fertilizers for cane, steam pipe covering, paraffin paint, linseed oils, white and color paints, cloths, cement, and lime. It reads like a trade ledger or advertisement fragment from Philadelphia or nearby markets, with broken names and unstandardized spellings. The readable nouns suggest a local commerce page or supplier catalog entry.
For over fifty years Perry Davis Pain Killer has stood atop home medicine shelves, advertised as harmless and habit free. It relieves colic cramps dysentery colds and painful afflictions with a few doses and its 35c size offers more quantity than the 25c size, a claim emphasized as superior amid rivals.
The Moana will not race the Dorie between here and San Francisco, arriving Thursday noon while the Dorie reaches Wednesday night. A police raid reported a major gambling den, with nineteen detainees taken into custody, planned by Detective Kaapa and Captain Parker near the Ubinese theater area.
A group of swimmers aboard the Baltimore discussed organizing a polo team for the ship’s weekend events. Editor Mr. Vanderveer of The Siren welcomed the idea and several crack swimmers volunteered to compete in other swimming events on Saturday January 8.
The Gleavers charity doll sale began at 10 o'clock this morning in the parlors of Central Union church and will run through the afternoon. A large crowd visited. dolls of all sizes and prices from dimes to dollars. P. T. Ryan remains in charge of the Anchor, assisted by William Carlyle, with a selection of beverages and liquors noted nearby.
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