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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1896
Page
3
New Orleans rice mills led by the National Rice Mills have cornered Louisiana's crop. The company buys the farm supply direct, storing most of the harvest in local warehouses and gaining de facto control of the state's rice output amid Japan and India crop failures.
A Buffalo Brewing Company employee allegedly authored a popular song and song’s air. The firm rewarded him with a raise for his clever composition. The beer, sold at Cosmopolitan Pacific and Royal saloons, is promoted as cold and sustaining with exchangeable checks offered. Patrons praise the beer as the best in Honolulu.
A seamstress allowed her dog to lick her face and suffered severe inflammation of the eye. Doctors found a tapeworm in the removed eye, likely from the dog’s licking. The piece warns of parasite transmission by dogs and notes riders often breathe through the mouth due to exercise, causing dry lips and throat. the remedy is to keep the mouth shut.
A note informs Planters that authorities have established new connections with associates. The brief mentions outreach efforts and potential cooperation with local groups to advance shared goals. No specific dates or names are provided in the readable text.
A Belgian inventor created a massive lamp of 3000 pieces standing six feet high and three feet ten inches wide. It uses ford oil with low consumption and emits a light so strong one can read at six hundred feet. The vignette includes a social scene and a humorous aside about a coat and a cleaner, plus an aside about framing services at King Bros. 110 Hotel street.
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