Prince Kuhio and Hawaiian race survival plans detailed
John Dickinson Sherman outlines Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole’s life and legacy. Hawaii establishes the Hawaiian homes commission with a $1,000,000 revolving fund and appoints Princess Elizabeth Kalanianaole to the commission. The article recounts Kuhio’s birth, education, public service, imprisonment, marriage, and death, plus demographic shifts and the Pua Honua society’s duties and ten commandments for strengthening Hawaiian identity and self-sufficiency.
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John Dickinson
Sherman Merica
Jonah Kuhlo Kalanianaole
Congress
Territory of
Hawaii
Cupid
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Basl
Joe” Cannon
Ife
Hawaiian Homes Commission
Treasury
Territory
Hawaiian Home Loan Fund
Kuhio
Hiizabeth Kalanianaole
Prince Kuhio
Kauai
Haalian Islands
Kahaepouli
Kinoiki Kekaulike
Kapiolani
Kalakaua
Honolulu
Royal School
Punabou College
St. Mathews College
California
Royal Agricultural College
England
Royal House of
Japan
Mauna Kea
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Beautiful
Waikiki
Molokai
Puahonua Society
New Society
Papaya Leaves and Fruit Do Not Tenderize Meat Says USDA
USDA bureau tests show papain from papaya leaves and pawpaw fruit cannot tenderize meat desirably. Powdered pulp left meat dry with pasty surface and bitter taste. leaves added no improvement and altered flavor to bitter green notes.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Miami
Fla
Office of Foreign Seed and Plant Introduction
Washington, D. C
Record Cow Artis Piebe De Kol Produces 93.9 Tons Milk
Artis Piebe De Kol of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture herd reaches 93.9 tons of milk and 3.19 tons of butterfat in seventeen years. Freshened at two, she averaged 34.8 pounds of milk daily, with 12,250 pounds yearly and .426 pounds of fat over fifteen years, amid heavy feed intake.
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Artis Piebe de Kol
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Artis
Fire drill gone wrong at school with marching orders
The school principal boasted speedy drills and asked pupils what they'd do if a fire occurred. When Dr. Henry Van Dyke was to lecture, the pupils chorused their practiced response, promising prompt orderly exit to the street.
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Henry van Dyke
Underground Mountain Range Said to Lurk Beneath India
Major Burrard of the Trigonometrical Society reports a buried mountain belt in central India, about a thousand miles long and roughly aligned with the Himalayas. Gravitation anomalies and deflected plumb lines on opposite sides suggest a dense subterranean rock mass beneath the surface between observing stations.
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Trigonometrical Society
India
Major Burrard
Himalayas
Elizabeth reveals a half sister joke at school
Elizabeth bursts into the classroom with happiness and declares she has a new little sister. The teacher responds politely as Elizabeth explains this is only a half sister and questions where the other half is.
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Elizabeth
Harper's Magazine
A Nice Way to Put It
A celebrated actor and his wife argued playfully before the train departure. He conceded in a grand gesture saying You are right and I am wrong as you generally are Good-by my dear and rushed away. She considered the remark and wondered about the moment.
First Sight Love In A Swellmousine
Donna recalls meeting Jack Morton in a swellmousine and falling in love at first sight only to discover he had hired the car. The moment ends with disillusion as the romance reveals a staged entrance.
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Bella
Dearie
Donna
Jack Morton
Gospel Gypsy in Frontier Faith And Feisty Circuit Rider Tales
A 1923 account celebrates itinerant preachers on the Western frontier. It highlights circuit riders like Peter Cartwright, detailing modest pay, rugged resolve, and a dramatic episode where a preacher quelled rowdies by beating the devil out of them, embodying frontier religious zeal.
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Zion
William Herschell
Peter Cartwright
Pulaski Circuit
Cartwright
Atlantic Seaboard
Sudden Change of 1836 Winter in Mississippi Valley
In December 1836 mild weather shifted to a devastating cold snap. A sudden drop from 40 above to 20 below caused widespread ice, flooded ponds froze, and wildlife and livestock perished. A rider sheltered in a dismembered horse carcass. others succumbed to the freezing winds as rivers iced over by mid afternoon.
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Mississippi Valley
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Privce Raladianaqle
Ovinedinst
Philanthropia
Kalanianaole
Army
Navy
Captain Cook
Sandwich Islands
Farflung
Pacific
Napoleon
Europe
Kamehameha I
Princess Halatianaqle
Tales OF
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