18 Jul 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1898
Page
1
The note discusses avoidance of consumption and urges early treatment of coughs to prevent future lung trouble. It warns that many suffer yearly from lung disease and throat inflammation, urging immediate action to reduce danger.
The Mohican semi annual shoot ends with awards for medals and bars. The Mohican will be left as a training ship in Hawaii after Philadelphia and Yorktown receive draft replacements, while the ship’s mascots Weyler Charley and Mulligan face changes. A press visit to the Pahoa tract highlights plans for suburban lots, coalitions with Gear Lansing Co and Isenberg Trousseau, and views from Telegraph Hill over Diamond Head Waikiki and the harbor.
Colonel Parker opened the Summer School with praise for last week’s work and the teachers efforts. He urged focus on literacy, industrial education, and the development of a child’s attitude toward truth while planning to bring back exhibits of island minerals and flora to Chicago. The day covered mechanics of writing and fundamental reading readiness, emphasizing practice through repeated copying and controlled exercises.
The Waverley Club held its quarterly meeting Saturday night electing several new members and reporting total receipts of 878.15 with disbursements of 850.21 and a balance of 307.4. Life memberships were conferred on eight members who paid 100 each, a 100 donation was received from H. P. Baldwin, and 2000 was deemed needed for the literary fund. A death tribute to Theo H. Davies, founder and longtime friend, was read and unanimously adopted with sympathy extended to his family.
Local shop announces bicycle repairs including roller bearings tempered cones mall caps axles and sprockets. Special parts and forgings in stock or made to order at the old reliable storefront with quick turnaround and spare parts available.
A Honolulu shop at 231 King Street offers prompt bicycle repairs with attention to oiling and maintenance. The ad emphasizes quick service and frequent bike oiling to keep cycles in top condition.
A new steam laundry will soon operate in Iwilei Honolulu offering fast three day turnaround. Wagons will collect and deliver clothes, promising better workmanship and less wear than traditional hand washing. J. K. Davis of Humphreys Gear handles stenography and typing for the project.
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