Baking Powder Tax Hint From Swhz Dings Ad
An advertising line suggests that a light tax on baking powder for the coming year applies if customers buy Swhz dings Best and use only one heaping teaspoonful per quart of flour, implying economical usage.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1898
Page
3
An advertising line suggests that a light tax on baking powder for the coming year applies if customers buy Swhz dings Best and use only one heaping teaspoonful per quart of flour, implying economical usage.
Incomplete OCR mentions Pres. B. Robe and Sec. Capt. J. A. King with a plan to depart Hilo. Names Kavithessone day Mathens and run-on phrases surround likely ship and port references, but key details remain unreadable.
The Claudine Cameron steamer will depart Honolulu Tuesday at 6 with calls at Kakuloi Hans Hanon and Maui then return to Hapotala'sa mornings and call Kaupo on the second monthly trip. Freight reception ends May 9. company limits liability for uninsured losses and imposes strict shipping receipts and passenger care rules.
London papers quote The Rt. James Gazette on public opinion changing as US forces may strike at Spain. It argues Europe once urged restraint but now recognizes America’s right to act and retaliate, reflecting evolving wartime attitudes. Captain Paul Smith of Co A. N. G. H. owns a souvenir hat once worn by Wyoming’s Governor W. A. Richards who led a battalion to San Francisco.
Major Whipple of General Merritt staff tours Hawaii on three mission trips. He tutored in Captain James Makee’s family and visited Makee relatives in Honolulu. Pesraon Hebron markets the Search Light Bicycle Lamp. The Commercial saloon at Beretania and Nuuanu offers John Wieland beer and top wines with phone 323.
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