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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1898
Page
7
Cane and Col Romia steam pipe covering project involves Western Sugar Refinery of Ban and Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philo supplying insulation and coverings to protect steam pipes.
A vintage advertisement extolls Perry Davis Pain Killer as a reliable, harmless home remedy for colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains. It claims long-standing popularity not a new formula and urges readers to keep a bottle at home citing ancestral use and no habit formation.
The official Gazette of Canada lists railroad era notices for the Yukon. The Earl of Ava arrives in New York and will travel via Canada to oversee mining properties. Canada and the United States estimate about 100000 to join the spring rush to the Klondike this month, with around 8000 leaving Pacific coast points. Vancouver’s Beboson reports flour, rice, bacon and oatmeal scarce, sold privately at high prices. rope and candles costly. salt nearly as valuable as gold. stores stocked with liquor and sugar at 35 cents per pound.
Professor William A. Setchell of the University of California discusses edible California seaweeds and kelp varieties, noting seaweed's historical and current food role among Chinese communities and potential export to China. The report plus other brief items mention Klondike optimism, Seattle dog-training ventures, a tire selling note, and Citizens' Guard officers elected.
An assortment of fragmented notices and ad snippets mention G B best bread in town, Popular House rooms at 154 Fort Street from $1 weekly, restaurant offerings with fresh oysters and bread, and advice on decorating walls with pictures. Also references 18,000,000 produced by King Bros and awards at the World's Columbian Exposition. 164 Bothol Street appears in the closing line.
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