For Sale Terms Easy Apply For Further Particulars
A brief classified note indicating items or property are for sale with very easy terms. For further particulars contact the listed party or address to learn details and arrange purchase.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
9
A brief classified note indicating items or property are for sale with very easy terms. For further particulars contact the listed party or address to learn details and arrange purchase.
Attorney General W O Smith discussed the status and use of funds for a proposed sewerage system. He clarified that the 400,000 bond issue was intended mainly for improvements on Hawaii Island, including wharf work and road gaps between Hilo and Anmokun. He supported the project as vital to public health, noting bond proceeds would not be restricted to specific improvements and predicting ample capital for future plans.
After a Board of Agriculture meeting Allen Herbert praised Captain James A. King as a capable Minister of the Interior. He said King is the kind of man needed in government, a sailor who values duty and self-reliance, and he commended the administration’s road work and public improvements. Hassinger and Boyd were noted as ready to assist in providing information.
Mrs McGowen of Dallas Texas and her son suffered from rheumatism neuralgia and boils. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla they report relief with no symptoms remaining. The ad touts easy use and mentions indigestion and headaches as conditions it aids.
Fragmentary OCR notes highlight Kainier beer gaining popularity as a local topic with phrases about cherished tastes and Seattle in casual discussion. The snippet mentions Criterion pieces and beer on tap, reflecting a lively bar and beverage culture in the area.
Detailed dress patterns in gray cashmere and serge for summer wear include open fronted coats with braid trimming, fitted vests in cloth and surah, and a capricious range of skirts. Text emphasizes versatile layering, waistcoats, and a variety of vents, with Singer sewing machines praised as ideal for home sewing and needle work. B. Bergersen, 164 Bethel Street, promotes the Singer models.
A fragmented longish essay laments obsessive wealth accumulation by rich financiers and corporations. It argues that market manipulation destroys natural beauty, labor value, and independent living, while calling for real appreciation of labor and reform to restore balance and opportunity.
The article describes patchwork quilts and long cushions gaining popularity. It details patterns such as Turkey Red and White, log cabin quilts with flags, and the technique of sewing strips on linen foundations. It notes long cushions replacing square forms on couches, with blue forget me not embroidery and lace edging as decorative touches.
Examination of the plaints petition in the case of Schneider vorwa Hosier at 41 Ubio St U4 sheds light on social roles. The wife claims the husband, Zimri Hosier, was an industrious provider, maintaining seven children and supporting her social position with a daily allowance of 60 and a half. The note hints at extenuating circumstances in the civil damage matter and presents a stark view of domestic expectations and morality in society.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions war service and substitution with references to New York World and American Messenger service located at Masonic Temple. No clear event or individuals are readable.
Fragmentary OCR text with many garbled names and phrases, unreadable dates places and events. Content does not yield a coherent event or identifiable entities beyond scattered names and partial phrases.
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