Danderine Promise: Hair Growth Claims and Offer
An advertisement claims Danderine makes hair grow long and luxurious and promises proof. It urges readers to get a 25 cent bottle now and forever stop hair loss, itching scalp, and dandruff.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
10
An advertisement claims Danderine makes hair grow long and luxurious and promises proof. It urges readers to get a 25 cent bottle now and forever stop hair loss, itching scalp, and dandruff.
The conference debates if a colored bishop should preside over the episcopacy with figures named as candidates. Supporters argue election could advance Southern colored work, while opponents fear delays to church unity. Names like Robert E. Jones and W. Brooke appear among proposed candidates.
An advertisement touts Rexall 8 Hale Tonic as a cure for baldness, asserting it will grow hair except in long dead roots, backed by a money‑back guarantee. It claims the remedy has helped thousands and invites customers to try it at The Rexall Store in Fort and Hotel Street.
Ordination announced for Akaiko Akan under the Association with events at Bishop Memoria Chapel May 24 1012. The candidate studied at Hartford seminary and will undertake Christian work here after confirmation of faith and approval by church leaders.
Advices from Hilo describe a police drive against loafers and petty criminals led by a new police captain Evangeliio Da Bilva. The campaign targets warrants and shoplifters as the police tighten security in the city amid internal disputes among officials.
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