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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
4
An advice piece explains how cold weather, dust, and low light strain the body. It urges temperate living, plenty of water, proper digestion, and tonics to fight microbes, plus germicidal gargles and cautious food. It warns against overeating and alcohol.
The Oceanic Steamship Company lists port movements for the coming period. Steamers will arrive and depart the port on indicated dates under the standard service schedule.
Geneva report says Ruth Hofer formerly of Constance and heiress to about 5 million dollars fled Zion City after five months under Elijah Dowie. She left with mother’s money, returning home broken in health, as brothers in Geneva rejoice at her release from Dowie control.
A Canadian timber wealth spanning the Great Lakes area is highlighted with more than a billion feet of pine logs and square timber cut last season under crown licenses. Algoma Thunder Bay and Rainy River districts hold vast spruce and pulp wood, while Pacific Northwest forests face projected depletion within decades due to high demand. Washington, Oregon and northern California together produce substantial lumber and shingles. Tacoma hosts the largest U.S. sawmills. Trimunx Island subscription offered at $2.50 yearly.
A World’s Work excerpt argues that after three years in the Philippines the author finds Filipinos largely incapable of self government, noting one man rule by mayors and provincial governors, indirectness in dealings, and a culture of gift giving to officials, with limited autonomous local administration and mixed executive ability.
A 1882 quarterly interest check for 480 500 drawn to William J Vanderbilt on 4 per cent consols of 1877 1907 is displayed by the Treasury. Signed by James Gullivan and countersigned by W H Gibson the check shows annual interest of 1 922 000 on his holdings totaling 45 050 000. Vanderbilt’s income equates to 480 500 quarterly 160 166 66 monthly 5 265 75 weekly 219 40 hourly and 3 65 per minute in round figures.
An old advertisement text claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatism with a testimonial from Parker Triplett of Grigsby Virginia. It references December Lippincott's and a child Susie discussing a litter of kittens. A local drug store, Lilo Drug Co, offers the balm for sale.
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