Bakery ad promises easy bread making with new mix
An ad copy asserts easy bread making and less work for customers. It markets a baking product that eliminates worry and messy handling, promising reliable results and fresher home bread.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
2
An ad copy asserts easy bread making and less work for customers. It markets a baking product that eliminates worry and messy handling, promising reliable results and fresher home bread.
The band will perform a concert at the Moana hotel this evening. The usual arrangements and timing are in effect as attendees anticipate a lively show.
A chaotic morning article fragment reports a Dekum block fire with significant damage and monetary loss. It also notes labor unrest on the Wabash system, ship news, and various local notices, including social events and a Chopin recital, with scattered names and places from Port Adelaide to Honolulu.
A chaotic OCR passage covers a Moana hotel concert program with many garbled names and songs, alongside a notice of a Mathes Ant Tearhore Club meeting on March 6 and references to educational and community activities. It also includes a series of disjointed legal items, jury reports, a Rome papal celebration, and court actions with various dates and figures, presented in a pasted newspaper mosaic.
Hawaii delegates urge county level governance across Varsonere, Mani, Molokai, and Kina areas. Report notes strong popular demand for school and local services overseen by county districts, with advocates claiming broad support in the senate and House to implement county authority.
President Roosevelt appoints Willis Van Devanter as a federal judge. The 43yearold former Assistant Attorney General accepts the post in Washington. Born in Murton Ohio, he moved to Cheyenne Wyoming where he held legal and political roles before joining the Supreme Court expected path.
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