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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1904
Page
3
A local advert promises relief for home bakers overwhelmed by bread making. It offers to handle the bulk of the work and worry, urging customers to buy now and adopt a simpler baking routine. The message emphasizes a quick, pleasant solution to difficult bread tasks.
A jumble of notices and advertisements from Mey Wo Aut of Wallakar to the Honolulu scene. Mentions real estate, a ves sell, yacht and home moves, insurance and Kodak services, local events, social clubs, a boxing gym, and upcoming lectures and entertainments. Names include Captain Steynrte, Pantheon OP, Artrigte de Cu, Frank Wine sor, Edgar Halstead, Gov. Carter, J. R. Sousa, C. Gilliland, M Hartley Hedtor, Karl B. Shaw, and Rev G D Penney. Several public notices and community happenings fill the page along with market and shop ads.
A mixed wire service digest notes explorer Leonidae Habtard perishing in Labrador amid rising rivers in North America. Reports from Plitshore and Buffalo mention flood damage along the Allegheny Monongahela and related rail disruptions. Korea tension escalates with diplomatic delays and potential military action. In Washington a cabinet reshuffle and troop movements are hinted at, while concerts and performances outline an upcoming program and civic events.
Honolulu mail rules alter handling times for the steamer. Ordinary letter mail now closes two hours before departure at the post station to aid light of the city workers. Registered letters still follow earlier cutoffs, but pickups and mail processing are adjusted for the new schedule.
The Catholic Church of St John the Baptist and St Joseph Month hold Epiphany services with sermons and collections. Central Union Church hosts evening worship and a Salvation Army talk by Major Stilaps, with Christian Endeavor on Temptation.
The Methodist Church announces tomorrow's services at 11 am and a vesper devotion. Topics include Our Lord's Temptation and Jesus and Nicodemus with a welcome to all who come, though visitors should not expect company.
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