Honolulu to Kabulul sailing notes and freight rules
Notice dated 7 the tne of part outlines Honolulu departures on Tuesday at 5 and Maui Hetuening arrivals Sunday mornin. Calls at Naw Kanpo on second monthly trip. No freight received after 4 M. on sailing day. Freight limits, liability, and duties described for live stock and personal effects valued over $100. Shippers must use prescribed receipts. noncompliance risks shipper’s loss. Passengers and rates include a twenty five percent surcharge.
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New Trends in Table Ornamentation and Silver Decor
A fashion note outlines silver table ornaments preferred over bone or saltcellars, highlighting a flat mirror centerpiece framed with Saxony statuettes and little Oliver vans. Garlands of fern and flowering colors such as pink and red carnations or orange-tinted yellows dominate, with emphasis on artificial-light visibility and restrained use of luxurious table linens.
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Fashionable damask and tableware trends described
The article notes a shift toward plain damask for embroidered monograms, with superlative damask quality. It discusses colorless glassware and Louis Quinze silverware revival, plus details on new garment features including bronzed silk blouses and ruby velvet accents.
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Chamberlin's Remedy Praised by Louisville Attorney
In 1891, Louisville attorney Chas P Johnson credits Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a severe summer illness. He reports continual use since and urges others to buy through Benson Smith Co, general agents. The note mentions Ranier beer and The Criterion Saloon offering it on tap or in bottles.
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Portraits and Island Views Highlight Studio Exhibition
An art studio in Alwo presents a collection featuring high quality portraits and island views. The exhibit mixes tour-ready photographs with silver papers and platinum tones, celebrating photographic art from the Ui region.
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