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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
2
In Baking Bread there I' m great deal of dlarom fort. The hot ores make it unpleas ant, and the chance of having bad bread makes It very trying. We take all the work and worry off your hans, and you have firet-clary bread as a fur salt.
A garbled local notices page lists names and ads for lawyers, opticians, and shops on King Street and Fort Street. It mentions weather inconveniences, an indoor attraction at the Methodist parsonage, a rowing machine guarantee, and forthcoming events including a Haworth League gathering and a comic supplement tease. It also notes agents for a roof coating product and describes school enrollments and classes at Oahu College amid routine vendor notices.
The inspection of companies of the National Guild of Hawaii begins Wednesday at Lake with Company G and ends Thursday night February 4. Harry Newton of Camp Messius Jey is assigned as inspecting officer. Conditions are excellent and there may be competition. an award medal for the best-delivered post has been planned by officers. Orders show inspecting schedules for several companies with drill and inspection dates.
World news briefs report unrest and events from multiple regions. An incident in China and Cuba is noted with casualties, while a Yucatán fire causes substantial damage. Moves on coin policy and Tibet’s warnings are mentioned alongside Korea and Port Arthur war preparations.
W Campbell spoke to the Probe Club on books urging standard literature and practical works while cautioning against misleading sensational titles. A Hawaiian hotel concert was announced with a program of overtures and arias.
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