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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1898
Page
8
An 19th century testimonial from Hurtock Maryland claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured severe stomach pain headaches and facial bolls. After buying multiple bottles the user reports clear skin restored appetite and full health, urging others to choose Hood's over other medicines and noting price six for 69 cents.
A fragmented OCR page lists multiple meetings and events with times such as 7:30 and 10.0 F, including drill battalions, public concerts, a Hawaiian Council, Excelains Lodge, Theosophic class, and a court Hawaii meeting. Details are garbled and entities are inconsistent.
Shipping news lists steamers due to sail to and from Honolulu with arrivals from Kauai, Maui, Molokai, and Sa Francisco. Vague times and many vessel names are given, including Mokolli, Lahaina, Kaen Point, and Kaulan points, noting favorable weather and clear winds.
Reports from harbor front detail ships arriving and sailing, including the schooner Alice Cooke at Peet Street wharf and the bark Maaua Ala bound for San Francisco around March 15. Complaints rise over insufficient lighting at Pacific Mail wharf, while weather remains unsettled with northerly winds. The steamship Zontandia departs this afternoon with hides and 5000 cases of bananas. sugar cargoes from Kini list Kekwbe 6000, Maks wel 5000, Eveel 1000, Abakid 10, Hoan ola 2300, Kapa 2500, Kilnaen 5400. Dredging work resumes at Mail wharf but yields only 20 feet depth, far short of the expected 27 feet. Per Kewahya, 3500 bags sugar reported.
A proposed Emmet Domain Act text read by Representative Gens outlines granting land rights for roads rails and power lines to generate and distribute electricity. It allows routes and rights of way for water power transmission and the construction of pipelines aqueducts and electrical infrastructure to serve public use.
Local birth notice reports Harald M Bewall and his wife welcomed a son on February 28. The infant joins the Tafts and other family members in the household. Further details remain sparse in this readable fragment.
A scrambled and incomplete OCR reads as a garbled note mentioning Wally, Pinnette, wells, doctors, and a king figure. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to identify a concrete news item.
A writer advocates lightweight mobile hoghouses built of light timber to be loaded on a sled for relocation. The designs emphasize ventilation, doorway placement, and a roof that can be rolled onto the sled. Five year old examples cost five dollars in lumber and labor, with considerations for drainage and wind.
The Vermont experiment station reports four feeding methods for corn plants to dairy cows to find the best winter preservation method. Silage forms prove more valuable than dry fodder, with ear loss minimal when stalks and cobs are processed before feeding. Steers may grow faster on cribbed kernels and shock corn, while proper silage remains preferred for dairy cows according to the tests.
Fragmentary notice describes photos soon spoiling if exposed without gliss over them and mentions King Gros and a method of joining photos producing satisfaction. Text is garbled with missing verbs and place names making precise interpretation difficult. Includes odd phrasing and likely advertising or instructions from a historic newspaper page segment.
The Secretary of the Navy has demanded more battleships and Con reas will consider his recommendations. Proection and defense are urged with raioter board on tap or in vottea at the Orerion Saloon. Phone 783.
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