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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1897
Page
3
For over fifty years Perry Davis pain remedy has stood at the head of home medicines. It is not new or mysterious yet perfectly harmless and not habit forming. It relieves colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains in a few doses. Your forefathers used it and benefited. The 350 size contains more than double the 250.
Graduating classes request full class photos and urge lower classes to be photographed as well. Emphasizes handling all college work this year with reliable posing and grouping. States prices are low, matching finest work in value.
A historical guide discusses using ammonia and alkali pastes to treat bites from fleas hornets and other insects. It notes applying a soda amine mixture dampened with water and letting it stay for at least ten minutes to neutralize poison and reduce irritation.
The text compiles odd kitchen directions for a cake and a two egg filling plus a dubious fruit diet advice. It also includes a quirky tip on keeping a cat at home by clipping interior cave hairs, a method deemed impractical. The tone mirrors early 20th century home remedy columns with exaggerated health claims.
A garbled Brooklyn Life item reports a police inquiry in Callao about a U S demand to release the mate of the American bark Uncle Jobin. The mate ashore December 10 at Callao, held by authorities, with rumoured requests for "Rainer Bown" in bottles at the Criterion Saloon.
G Schaman stocks phaetons surreys buggies road wagons and Fravier road carts at Club Stables. Central Meat Market on Nuuanu avenue offers fine breakfast sausages with telephone 104. King Bros advertises superior cheaper enlarged portraits and samples at 110 Hotel street.
Public auction to sell the Hawaiian Hotel premises at Honolulu on Wednesday July 28 1897 at 12 noon. Property includes hotel building with cottages, grounds of 17 10 acres, water tank and artesian well, electric lighting, and leases under Act 7 Laws 1896 with upset price 60000 dollars. If no bidder, lease of 4000 dollars yearly for 30 years to be offered with conditions on building and insurance.
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