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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
3
The article promotes Suattle Beer as a household word and asks “will you have glasses of Seattle” as a common phrase. It notes a balloon ad with beer on tip front and middle and invites readers to ride the Pacific Heights Electric Railway for a view of ocean, mountain and valley with a round trip fare of 20 cents.
The article presents a White Lotus Day talk by B. M. Marques outlining Theosophy as the all embracing religion and science. It argues Theosophy unites all creeds, explains evolution karma and reincarnation, and promotes tolerance, unity, self mastery, duty, altruism, and spiritual development as paths to human progress.
June 6 Barcelona reports a banned play Electra by Arana drew immense crowds and loud cheers despite church opposition. Spectators shouted Republican slogans and anti clerical protest filled the streets as authorities attempted suppression. A second item notes a medicine advert offering a one day cure with a money back guarantee.
A Georgia era column argues women can become millionaires by saving and investing, counters myths about female finances, urges self reliance and prudent money management, and cites Hetty Green as an example of financial acumen. It urges women to manage their own businesses and affairs rather than rely on men.
An aged sanitarium style advertorial urges mothers to “kill them” worms in children using Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer. It claims swift, permanent relief, targets nervousness and bad breath, and labels competing cures as worthless. The piece also features rassling snippets about local commerce and a duck hunter.
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