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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a car priced at 2700 dollars, touting its claims of cure and durability. It references the Chalmers car, a focus on wear and pride in the car, and mentions large sums and careful attention, all in a dealer-like promotional tone.
An old style car advertisement extols Chalmers autos with slogans about unique display, reliability, and a clean profit model. It stresses test scrutiny, factory standards, and a strong reputation from owners, shows, and buyers while inviting inspection of components and craftsmanship.
The article notes winter motoring becomes common as Cadillac shipments rise to about 40 cars daily and owners adapt to year round use. It emphasizes that reliability rests with the operator and maintenance, warns against neglect, and discusses fuel, exhaust, and cost factors impacting winter performance and upkeep.
An advertisement touts Gourand’s Oriental dainty powder for skin care, claiming it refreshes dull complexions and removes dirt and grease with a cool delicate bloom. It promises convenience for theatergoers and travelers and offers samples for five cents.
This brief item lists scattered docket lines and names such as William A Clark, John J Groce, Spinola, Kalwi Puasiole, and John K Bymber, with notes like Entered for Record February 18 and assignments to attorneys. The readable text shows multiple partial names and obscure references, suggesting an archival notice of recorded instruments.
An old advertisement promotes Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments. The copy emphasizes its long time usefulness with claims of relief over years and a trademarked product presentation.
Berkeley science note cautions that Halley’s comet may bring dire effects as a terrestrial gas mix could yield hydrocyanic danger. Prof Booth of UC Thermitary Department suggests a theoretical reaction with unknown gases to create an especially deadly compound.
Reports from Fort De Russy detail Sergeant Wille of Company G returning from furlough aboard the Wilhelmina and resuming duties. News covers new trumpets, equipment, renovations, and planned landscaping with decorators and post gardeners preparing quarters and the beach road outlook. Mentions several personnel movements, survey detachments, and property checks to support upcoming camps and new quarters.
Denver residents including Mrs Edward L Prentiss and Charles Kody urge a boycott of hats over price rises. They condemn $10 hats that once cost $10, calling it oppression amid rising costs for food and coal. The movement seeks relief as summer nears and working conditions worsen.
The report details military and veteran affairs with arrests for drunkenness at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. It notes rising trials and deaths, cemetery burials, and discussions of reform. Navy yard cost controls, clerical improvements, and plans for the Army and Navy Club financing are outlined along with a new small hospital on Guan Island.
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