Baking Bread Brings Heat and Haste to Kitchens
A historical note describes bread baking as hot with Gres causing discomfort and the risk of bad bread. The passage promises to ease the work and worry from haste while maintaining bread quality.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
2
A historical note describes bread baking as hot with Gres causing discomfort and the risk of bad bread. The passage promises to ease the work and worry from haste while maintaining bread quality.
A long list of arriving travelers and names appears, including E. O. Clayton, Mrs. Slayton, M. Cobb, Clara Doyle, F. Doyle, Albert Friedenthal, W. Frost, M. Gale and family, E. M. Jones, Mrs. Kitaball, J. Lauterbach, A. Lh, Miles, M. Milner, and V. Stearns, among others, referenced in a local bulletin. The fragment mentions a superior luster and perfume context and notes various individuals connected to grocery and printing, reflecting a community notes item.
The Saturday bulletin promotes hats and investments while listing local ads. Notices include real estate offerings from Moreau and a store move to Fort Street, funeral services for M. Vidur, and photography services from Monell Photo Supply. Included are weather, events, and a furniture room ad as well as miscellaneous shortages and prices.
A report of Ingalls addressing critics of Civil Service exams, arguing for merit over politics. He cites patronage changes after party shifts, defends equal opportunity in appointments, and notes officials should focus on duties. A Republican club meeting followed with officers elected and supporters registered.
A merchants association board meeting elected Geo W Smith as president Robert Catton as vice president J H Raper as secretary and W Wy Harris as treasurer The board of directors includes J G Rothwell B A Meineray J Hamburg and H Wichman Catton and Harris were chosen to draft a memorial urging the War Secretary to station an infantry regiment in Honolulu The memorial will be sent to Delegate Kuble for transmission to Secretary Taft.
World News by Cable reports Russia delaying war decision while awaiting attack. Commerce ships chartered to carry supplies to the port. Port Arthur fleet returns to base. Schwab gains half of a new shipbuilding company. U S soldiers departed Havana as Palma attends lowering of the flag. Fighting at Pajarito in San Domingo. Hanna’s condition improves. Puck founder dies.
The Board of Health records January deaths totaling 57 with 26 male and 27 female. Nationalities include Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, and others. causes listed cover pulmonary fever, brain congestion, heart disease, inflammatory bowel, dysentery, cancer, pneumonia, and other ailments. Five postmortem exams and two coroner inquiries noted.
City Sanitary Officer approved 11 building permits. City Physician issued 119 prescriptions. Four Commissioner tested 83 samples water and 20 food samples, 1 chemical analysis, 10 adulterated products found. Bacteriologist performed mileroacephal ext raminothone. Housing Inspector logged 247 permits, 245 inspections, 44 health certificates. Meat and Fish Inspector examined animals 2877, condemned carcasses 510, poultry examined 6841, oxmmlind 267,205 condemned 2011.
A. WA. da Paulo Allan di Patlos votes demurrer to petition of M. A. Gonsalves for order to show cause why he should not turn over to petition Hover personal property belonging to The estate of Jose A. da Silva. Denies capacity to sue. An alleged widow in South America interrupts the distribution of the estate. C. W. Ashford for respondent. A good laugh makes family happy. The comic colored supplement tomorrow furnishes amusement. For Sale cards at Bulletin office.
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