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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1899
Page
2
The Beant of Health condemns beers with salicylic acid noting its antiseptic and preservative qualities in beer. It warns against internal intake causing fever, slowed pulse, and lowered respiration. Olympia Beer, sold by Larry Dee of the Hoffman Saloon, is listed as proven free from the adulterant.
From childhood, we hear of curative herbs and grandmotherly skill in preparing remedies from plants. The article promotes an old fashioned, purely herbal tonic made with herbs and wine to renew vigor and strength, claiming it as a superior option.
The issue lists Hamlet by the Clay Clement Co at the Opera House tonight and a Friedenthal concert at the YMCA. Music and club events fill the week with performances at Waverley Club and Emma Square, plus a Y M C A band gathering and amateur orchestra. A police court noted a fine for opium possession.
The new tragedian Clay Clement debuts as Hamlet at the Inegeat house. He avoids a conventional gloom, portraying a young Dane with lively spirit and originality. Miss Adelaide Firefallen as Ophelia garners praise, while Clement follows Shakespeare’s commentary yet adds personal insight. He delivers a powerful disciplined performance, convincing in feigning madness and loyalty to the king.
The Honolulu firm King Bros at 110 Hotel Street advertises 200 years of experience in picture mouldings and frames with no extra charge on saved pictures. They claim to offer the newest designs and emphasize exclusive focus on pictures and art goods in Honolulu. Also mentions a travel note on On To Manila about California troops and their flag.
An arrest is reported for Ab Sam who allegedly poured hot water on a young Chinese boy. The child is described as in very bad condition. The incident is linked to a local bulletin selling a copylot on To Ma.
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