08 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions GH Mumm & Co and Moet a Chante with unclear references to agents and locations. Other items reference Heilswek Cayry and St. Ma Krog with various names, suggesting trade or distribution notes without firm details or dates.
Practical advice from E A Hoff on walnut nursery selection planting, spacing, rooting and pruning best cultivars. Prospects for 50 ft spacing, 18c per lb wood and market sales. Beekeeping adds value with beeswax color tips and safe equipment. Windbreaks protect trees from cold arctic gusts in the West.
Experiments at the New York experiment station show cows fed oat and pea, barley and corn forage gain more milk with lower costs. Forage costs reach two dollars per ton, with actual costs varying by mix and yield. results suggest further advantages from different forage blends. Wisconsin agriculture notes favor these forage methods and highlights wintering practices and farm labor insights.
The University of California reports tobacco experiments promising high quality. Researchers note sea air may influence flavor, with slow ripening and careful curing expected to yield notable tobaccos unlike inland varieties.
Fragmentary notes discuss digestion, the chemistry of food, and the impact of schooling on children's meals. It mentions bread or croissant with chocolate, and refere nces to digestion processes driven by stomach action and enzymes. The text also riffs on beverages and cautions about nutrition claims.
The Hawaiian Supreme Court under Chief Justice Jedd held that imprisonment for debt after judgment violates the Constitution and ordered the discharge of GL Rattan. The decision rejects arrest for debt as a valid punishment, citing Article 6 and related provisions, and contrasts with prior cases on mesne process and due process.
At the regular meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association Board of Directors last evening the October report noted Bythnusium classes with 54 students and various devotional services totaling about 200 in attendance. The gymnasium cost totals reached 18,260 with 6,000 still to be raised, and 111 new members joined during the period. Also described was a preliminary veterans organizing meeting under the department of training with a list of names and planning for sailing the next steamer.
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