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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1897
Page
4
A New York Saw writer extols baked bananas as superior to raw for nourishment and health while warning raw fruit carries avian germs and risks. Dr. Bishop disputes simple praise yet admits baked bananas suit “Aprvous” and thin-blooded individuals, while noting the ills of overreliance on raw fruit.
A London Daily News correspondent notes that errors in orthography found in newly uncovered Greek fragments reveal phonetic patterns. The discussion suggests pronunciation was similar to modern Greek, challenging scholars who denounce it as corrupt.
Jolu KF Fogavi of San Francisco telegraphed President Cleveland urging admission of educated Italians who cannot read or write. He praised Italian workers as sturdy and industrious and urged not to exclude them from the land of freedom. The message cites his forty years of observation and cites potential usefulness to Hawaii authorities considering Italian labor in plantations.
The National Guard volunteers grow weary of constant training. They argue one drill month is enough with quarterly four-battalion musters and occasional special drills for awkward recruits if needed.
The article discusses annual encampment drills and rough country skimmels to meet drilling requirements while signaling ongoing interest from companies. It notes Japanese plans on a Pacific cable exceed prior estimates and could attract capital, with projected profits around 675000 on 13680000 expenditure. It criticizes a sensational Molokai visit account as likely fiction by a pace writer and questions its source.
The Samoan Times condemns two lepers who arrived from Honolulu seeking isolation. It questions why they left Honolulu where they would have received kindness in a facility for the afflicted, noting Hawaiian authorities did not encourage Samoan migrants.
The article comments on a Shanghai Mercury editorial referencing a Benieroy claim and quotes the paper's reply to a San Francisco Chronicle attack on the Hawaiian treaty, framing the diplomatic dispute with local and international angles.
A plantation manager writes that the Secretary Disc Plow performs well after thorough testing. He reports delayed communication to ensure proper work and notes ongoing sowing with the plow, expecting good results from thorough plowing.
Timely topies announces removal of a large stock of agricultural tools from the old warehouse to new show rooms on Fort street formerly occupied by H. W. Schmidt & Sons. The firm highlights rice plows breaker plows sulky disc plows stubble diggers shavers sugar land cultivators wheelbarrows and related items plus heavy goods like rope wire fencing and screening. They invite customers to tour the expansive showroom facilities in Honolulu.
The speaker contrasts immediate pickup within days after ordering with shipping times of at least three weeks and promotes hiring their service to complete the task efficiently.
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