The Best Sarsaparilla Says Ayer's Wins Medal
An ad-like piece argues the World’s Fair tested sarsaparillas and only Ayer’s earned the medal. It contrasts “best” bubbles with the medal proof and urges readers to trust Ayer’s over rivals.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1897
Page
2
An ad-like piece argues the World’s Fair tested sarsaparillas and only Ayer’s earned the medal. It contrasts “best” bubbles with the medal proof and urges readers to trust Ayer’s over rivals.
Hollister Drug Co announces the 1895 Rambler bicycle priced at $753.00, praising its easy ride, robust build, detachable tire, and world renown makers. The note emphasizes that the Rambler turns cycling from luxury to time and money saving necessity, inviting inquiries and quotes.
The notice announces year end discount on 180 wheels with the "RAMBLISR" model as a top option. It claims no anticipated improvements for the coming season and invites customers to consider and spread the word while stock lasts.
An extended, antiquated guide describes facial sunburn remedies from pure poultices to magnesia paste and milk washes. It lists cucumber slices in milk, buttermilk with tansy, grape juice with alum, egg white masks, parsley water, lemon juice, and rosewater, plus aftercare like cold cream and rice powder. It also offers laundry hints about dampening damask before ironing.
A well known young gentleman declines to call on a charming Queen Anne Town lady, fearing she is too lively and will “pop.” The notes also mention beer on tap or in bottles at the Criterion, furnished rooms at the Popular House, 154 Fort Street from $1 weekly, and a King Bros window portrait not of any local resident.
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