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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1898
Page
8
The passage shifts from a playful proverb to signaling a broader aim, inviting attention to other matters beyond the stated tale and urging focus on additional topics or items.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for scrofula and impure blood. It claims outward salves fail, while the patent remedy purifies blood and eliminates taint. A Vermont testimonial asserts dramatic skin and health improvements after use, alongside Hood's Pills.
Feb 21 weather clear with light winds from the east. Signals from Diamond Head and Greenwell Light noted. Tides and harbor conditions briefly described. minor navigational observations included.
Steamers due and to sail tomorrow and for the next six days are listed. The schedule details ships, departure times, and destinations, indicating frequent maritime activity and port demands.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places such as Honolulu Molokai and Hilo with scattered phrases like for Kaul ports and for Kukalau unclear on context or action. lacks coherent events or dates.
Cravis and Beasley tied the knot in Gainesville with guests from Doxa in attendance. The ceremony marked a milestone for the couple as they begin married life together amid local community support.
In Waimea Kauai on February 5 Mie Kanai Kapa wife of the local church pastor died. The obituary notes her as spouse of the pastor of the Wainiwe Hie wallin church and records Colcord at Brooklyn and a distant maritime reference to the packet Maruing Star from 187 to 18TH.
Fragmented text suggests talk of Germany possibly siding with Spain to influence Cuban affairs, with stray phrases about pretexts and potential motives, amid a heated international dispute. References to Rainier and a wedding provocation appear as garbled notes.
Fragmented OCR text lists meeting times and lodge names such as Excelsior Lodge A O C 8 70 and Aloha Branch Theo sophista with references to Company A N G Danos on the Baltimore at 8. The material is incomplete and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Harbor front notices show Kona Kau steamer Mauna Loa sails with general cargo today while the Hamakua route sees light winds. Several vessels, including W. H. Dimond, Andrew Welch, and 8. N. Castle, prepare for San Francisco or port departures amid a stormy harbor and rain damage to some sugar stock. No casualties reported. captains Weisbarth and Keech noted changes and travel plans.
Michigan station reports on forage crops including crimson and red clover, alfalfa, and hairy vetch. It notes alfalfa yields near five tons per acre from four cuttings on good land, but warns about drainage, soil, and seasonal limits. Hairy vetch shows promise, with winter hardiness and spring regrowth, while crimson clover and sorghum comparisons are cited. The text also covers weed challenges, root borers, and a rye clover field trial demonstrating variable weed pressure and clover vigor across sections.
The text notes the Secretary of the Navy urging Congress to fund additional battleships and fortified protection for seaports. It promotes alcohol as a malaria remedy and advertises Anchor and Criterion Saloon offerings, mentioning staff and a range of liquors available.
Experts hail the Oliver typewriter as the best in the world noting its speed and reliability. About 6 000 units have been made and sold with a high award at the World Columbian Exposition for construction, motion regularity, and durability. Agent B Bergernen lists availability on Bath Street.
Property listing describes a coffee plantation with 114 acres, 100 peach trees, 70 are planted, volcano road access, and a half way house. Includes 286 acres unimproved land, 80 foot frontage, and 54 acre planting near Hite. Mention of the year 2004 and recent improvements.
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