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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
7
A long standing home medicine praised for colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains. The remedy claims no habit forming risk and notes a newer 35 cent size offers more than double the quantity of the 25 cent size while remaining essential in households.
In Kilohane the Art League competition judges reconsidered results after initial five judges produced 15 of 25 papers in favor of a conclusion. To resolve disputes, the panel expanded to twelve judges and added deliberations aimed at a fair outcome.
In a tight market there is a mutton shortage with twenty sheep on hand at Metropolitan Company, sold by eight. Weather across surrounding islands delayed ships, and the firm hopes to land about 200 by Saturday morning though arrivals remain uncertain. If not, Mr. Pickwick’s chops and tomato sauce may leave the local menu.
The secretary urges expansion of battleship forces to protect seaport defenses. The text notes fortifications alone won’t suffice and flatly endorses Rainier beer as a liberal yet judicious defense. The ad invites patronage at the Criterion Saloon, phone 783.
Mrs. Annie McGowen reports Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her rheumatism and neuralgia after others failed. Her son, plagued by neuralgia and boils, has no symptoms since starting the remedy. Hood's Pills are described as easy to take and operate, aiding digestion and headache.
Drain liquor from mushrooms and set aside. In a granite pan melt butter over low heat, whisk in flour until blended without browning, then gradually add mushroom liquor and enough cream to form a thin sauce. Stir in mushrooms, season with salt, heat until steaming, and serve on toast squares.
Reading from an old newspaper style, the piece notes that worn center tablecloths with taut edges can be repurposed into sturdy napkins for school lunches. It suggests towels with worn centers serve as washcloths and, when bound, as eating napkins for children, praising frugal, practical finishing of table linen.
A rough recipe describes layering material in a jar with rose leaves and other fragrant spices. After packing tightly, the jar is closed and kept in the sun, with repeated layering to accumulate material. The process ends by adding hamon, armsroot, cloves and other strong fragrances, then mixing and storing in a closed jar.
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