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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1897
Page
5
The list reports varied events and local affairs from Honolulu including a Kevins Hand concert at Erma square, patrol changes and dismissals, upcoming concerts at Mukee Island, and several society and business notices. It notes police shifts, boat and trade movements, and community meetings, with ads for Remington wheels and a new grocery store opening on Fort Street.
George Martin suffered a right arm injury in a collision with Sylva at Cyclomere Park Saturday night. He was taken to Qaven's hospital for X rays, with muscles swollen, possible plaster cast planned, and his ankle sprained for Sylus who remains in bed.
The yacht Clyne returned late yesterday from Pearl Harbor after a party Friday. T. W. Hebron A. W. Pearson and Win. Bailey were aboard. They cruised the lochs and slept on board at eight. The wind was excellent though the season on the return trip was rough.
The Standard reports the Dictionary Club opening under the management of Wali Nietos Company, proprietors. The event highlights a new venue for readers and language enthusiasts with a focus on curated word collections and memberships.
A public notice warns caregivers about the dangers of forcing toddlers to walk too early. It notes soft leg bones can bend easily and suggests encouraging crawling, delaying walking until after 18 months, and using gentle bending and rubbing. For children over two with bowed legs, seek hospital or surgical advice, as irons can aid correction.
An advertisement touts Magnesia Frutas a healthful preparation aiding those with sick stomachs from glandular derangements. It claims rapid relief without diminishing effect after repeated use and notes its pleasant taste and fruit-derived ingredients are harmless and safe for indefinite use.
A fragment notes a fruit sale labeled Magnes:asal Frutas offered in two sizes with prices near one dollar. The source emphasizes that this sale surpassed similar offerings, though details are limited.
Instructions describe preparing a solution from blue black ink water and dissolved gum arabic, rinsing the lace in a bowl, then drying and shaping the lace to remove loops. The process emphasizes patting and stretching the fabric and folding it as it nears dryness for final setting.
A fragment from the Avanta Constitution presents a muttered debate as a young man declares atheism or skepticism while a middle aged observer questions him about a "leotric wire" and a Georgia man laments ten years in debt. The exchange hints at distrust of politics and a casual recount of past misadventures.
A Chicago Record editorial muses on people taking paid summer trips funded by this winter’s earnings. It contrasts with others who plan vacations with money to be earned next winter, highlighting attitudes toward wages and leisure.
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