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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1897
Page
4
The paper summarizes global activity over the past year, noting Russia's mobilization of a large force near Vine and Pacific tensions. It suggests the Pacific may see rising Old World politics, with Hawaii expected to respond to potential events and be anchored by new world foundations.
Dy. James Thiel of Kingston Canada reports a discovery that greatly improves Xray utility for surgical exams enabling the human body to be seen through and through with the naked eye without photography. The passage references rapid advances as new tracks by Bolesve emerge, making stations fade from view.
The Chronicle notes that a revolution in sugar industry methods may be realized through labor system remodeling. This change would prompt sincere trials of new methods, spur labor-saving inventions, and simplify the labor problem across plantations.
The text urges creating a public analyst role to test food and drink, arguing existing bureaus suffice and salaries could be funded by new fees. It stresses attention to olvomargarine traffic and general food inspection, calling for no fresh tax burden.
Senator Cannon believes the next season's Hawaiian sugar crop will drop, easing fears of overwhelming Hawaiian competition with California sugar. He also notes much of the coast sugar may still pass Cape Horn next year, teaching San Francisco the value of Hawaii trade.
A historical musing proposes burning Honolulu garbage to generate steam for health light and power, noting the city lacks a large waterfall but has abundant foliage and tree trimmings as fuel, suggesting municipal and private use though debris is reportedly rejected by the garbage department.
A discussion notes that cane refuse and trash could fuel steam and electricity, reducing waste and lighting costs. It cites street lighting experiments using kitchen waste in Honolulu and hints at broader profits from urban refuse for public and private power, urging practical use of resources.
The crowd at Cyclomere Park’s opening demonstrated public eagerness for outdoor diversion. The event highlighted the rise of moderate athletics among young men and the value of keeping they active and self-reliant in a favorable climate.
Step by step recipe describes mixing flour exys batter and eau de vic for dough. Roll thin oval shapes bake briefly until puffed then drain and dust with powdered sugar. Serve hot or cold.
Fragmentary OCR article notes a confrontation involving a Kipkyan figure and a dangerous blow near Denver. The jagged text references a father and a near fatal incident, with stray phrases about pants and iron in a puzzling, damaged context.
Two houses on Punahou street opposite college buildings offer seven rooms with pantry bath and closets. Apply on premises to T J A BUTTERFIELD at 476 Punahou street for details and rental terms.
The article explains skin as an organ of respiration and elimination, noting oxygen uptake and carbon dioxide release through blood near the skin. It discusses fatigue, circulation, and the impact of clothing, artificial warmth, and bathing on skin health, with references to nutrition and blood formation.
A fragment outlines bathing a baby with careful drying of the head arms knees and torso and wiping between joints. It notes turning the infant to dry the rear and changing to a dry gel apron before dressing, with prep for all toilet needs and a short 20 minute process.
In Hawaii sugar and rice districts farmers weigh plows this season. The Avery Advance Plow is praised for deep double furrows and breaking clods with a central revolving cutter. Local dealers offer other makes including The Perfect and various rice and single plows, plus harrows and cultivators.
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