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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1898
Page
7
Perry Davis Pain Killer has endured for over fifty years as a trusted home remedy. It claims no secret ingredients and warns against untested new cures. Advertised benefits include relief for colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains with a 35 cent size offering more than the 25 cent bottle.
Stove service advertises a house visit to clean both inside and outside, inspect for issues, and perform repairs if possible. Service applies to all makes, not just Jewel Stoves and Ranges, for a reasonable charge.
The fragment mentions a colonel taken violently ill and someone named Sullivan out of a riot. It also notes artificial ice being made in Juneau Alaska during the summer. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but hint at a mid century newspaper brief.
The article describes stylish hats with long ostrich plumes arranged upright along the crown and front, lace drapery, and jeweled accents. It warns against piercing the plume stems and notes the durability of high quality plumes and the rising popularity of velvet flowers.
Modish millinery features velvet hats with purple roses blue pansies and ostrich plumes while Seattle's Anchor Saloon offers Hood s remedies and liquor. Will Carlyle and Charlie Andrews welcome patrons. Mary E Lewis praises Hood s Sarsaparilla and class notices announce Alice Herrick painting sessions at the M C A and an exhibition opening tomorrow.
A well furnished room at the Popular House located at 164 Fort atroot is advertised from 1.00 per week upward. The notice also mentions Caravan production and a Klondike demand forecast for next year. It notes taro product claims and mentions infant and invalid use along with strong men.
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