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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1905
Page
6
An advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an invigorating remedy for broad female disturbances. It claims to strengthen the female system, relieve fatigue, and stop symptoms like headaches, nervousness, and menstrual irregularities, citing testimonials from women and offering free advice.
Elks minstrel show drew a large crowd Saturday night with new vocal hits and a strong four member comedy quartet led by James Dougherty Guy Livingston Colman Schwarte and J Hastings Howland. Virytone selections and a well received farce by Minn Gertrude Hall pleased the audience while Mike Richardson on concertina and Jon drew light encores. Some rowdy remarks appeared but most attendees felt they received their money’s worth.
A weather bureau report compiles thirty years of May data from Honolulu Hawaii. It notes mean temperatures around 71 to 76 degrees with a high of 87 and a low of 60. Precipitation averages about 2.35 inches, with a top monthly total of 11.29 inches in 1866 and a record 9.08 inches in a 24 hour span on May 10, 1945. Winds blow from the northeast.
A new restaurant Ste Ing Low will open tomorrow at 1038 Maunaken Street. It features two dining rooms, Tat and Sad floors, and serves meals from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Grounded in local dining options, the venture marks a broad service window for guests.
Hon A F Schaefer attended a Bear of Insurance Uniurwriters event where J A Gilman presented a silver cup to the Schaefer family. Gilman praised Schaefer’s leadership and wished the couple a pleasant Germany trip on their wedding anniversary. The piece also notes repairs at Kaahumana church and a kaahumana town clock project with costs and timelines.
Hon J G Woolley drew a large crowd to Central Union Church for an Union Evangeliate gathering. Dr Winget led prayers as Woolley urged civic duty warnings against misusing religion and warned against turning Christianity into a political farce. Dr Kincaid announced Dr Ortrom and party arrival on Wednesday with about $800 raised for incidental expenses and named committee members to receive contributions. A grand Welcome rally at Central Calon is planned for Wednesday evening. Weather notes report strong winds and heavy wires in the area with gale conditions in Kapapala.
In the Kalak halt zoo the bears will be at home to the public in their new roomy house from Saturday March 11 at 1 p.m. The move to new quarters occurred Friday evening as visitors are invited to view the upgraded enclosure and to see the animals in their expanded space.
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