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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
4
Fashion plays with period motifs, showing a comprom ise dubbed the "princess effect" as gowns blend decoration and fit. The article describes pink silk checked gowns with white chiffon, wide decolletage, chemisettes, white leather belts, and a smart white straw hat, and notes nautical Indio serge gowns with sailor collars and yellow silk accents.
The inside story of John Cudahy the Dig Packer who rose from a $2.2 million debt after the 1898 lard market panic to paying off 400000, aided by friends in the trade and patient creditors. He explains how duties, real estate, and a trust arrangement with Hutchinson allowed him to settle the obligations.
Major Gibbons will explore Africa end to end under Royal Geographical Society orders aided by grants from government departments. He will be joined by a mineralogist ornithologist botanist and several British officers and porters. The party aims to travel from Cape Town to the Zambesi then Lake Bangweolo and Tanganyika before crossing desert and forest to Victoria Nyanza and ascending the Nile by boat. Equipment includes modular steam launches and aluminium barges designed for easy transport across rough terrain.
Instructions for making sorbets and granites from fruit juices without alcohol. Describes pineapple, raspberry, and orange sorbets and granites with step by step methods including freezing times, stirring, and serving in orange cups. Includes details on sugar ratios orange rind juice and cooling periods.
A vintage kitchen guide explains mixing flour, Indian meal, baking powder, fat, and milk to form corn cakes baked in gem pans. It also advises letting mud on umbrellas dry before cleaning, using coarse flannel to rub off dust, and sponging spots with strong tea or gum water, then drying and winding to preserve shape.
Professor J Beal Steere, who has visited the Philippines for science and the University of Michigan, argues annexation would bring endless trouble. He cites governance, religion, racial tensions, and large Chinese and Mohammedan populations as destabilizing factors, concluding U S rule would be ill suited to the islands.
A chaotic court scene recounts sworn statements about water being poured into milk. The judge challenges the witness as the milk peddler denies adding any water, insisting he did not adulterate the product.
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