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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1896
Page
3
An amusing London Tit-Bits tale describes a mercantile captain who demands to be called sir by all aboard. He tests a gruff old tar at the wheel and learns the crew member’s stubborn insistence on Nor'-by-east, prompting a lesson in proper courtesy and a temper flare when the captain takes the helm.
An elderly Odessa resident dies leaving 4,000,000 rubles to his four nieces who have lived humbly. They must work fifteen months as maids or farm laborers before inheritance. Three executors ensure compliance. The tale notes many marriage offers for the nieces and a courtier’s notorious treatment of staff at a royal residence. Queen Victoria once admonished a recurring maid supervisor to show forbearance.
A prominent merchant said this morning that the Bulletin was by far the best and most reliable paper in town and for that reason he advertised in it exclusively. The overheard chatter includes colorful city slang about strangers, religion, and sidewalk queries.
Advert says no more middlemen and no purchases from wholesalers. All goods stocked come directly from the factory, promising lower prices to customers.
A seven piece collection featuring large beveled mirrors with matching tables. Tables include drawers measuring 19 by 28 inches with a bottom shelf. Drawer work has a center glide and operates smoothly. Wood thoroughly seasoned with no swelling.
We are clearing our entire stock of seven piece bedroom sets starting at $25 and up. Goods come directly from the factory to offer room worthy values.
A bold sales promo proclaims no trouble showing goods and dares customers to beat the price. Shoppers are invited to call and see for themselves, with the promise of money back or value if matched.
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