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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
11
The piece surveys views on righteous war versus peace, presses for strong and brave leadership, criticizes federal building plans in Hawaii, and discusses political loyalties, taxes, Prohibition, Japanese workers, Atlantic City trade shows, and upcoming elections with a mix of editorial observations and local concerns.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt addressing citizenship themes in a Paris speech that attracted limited in-person audiences but widespread international media attention. Advance copies of the Roosevelt address were mailed to members of associations and prominent organizations worldwide to enable newspapers to publish the core feature.
The passage argues that true credit goes to those who act despite hardship. It honors daily laborers who bear dust sweat and blood, recognize the gap between ideal and action, and condemn those who merely profess or envy. It celebrates grit over at least possible perfection.
Readable lines advertise high and light parcels at Sea View Manoa with a bargain price of 1000 dollars. The fragment mentions three items and urges interest in the deal. No clear dates or full names are legible.
A fragmented wartime discourse urges readers to uphold everyday virtues and disciplined service. It extols resilience, loyalty, and the duty of citizens to support military effort, while stressing the need for capable leadership and the willingness to endure hardship for the common good.
Fragmentary text discusses whether war is the alternative to peace and references eight AG provall and great laws. Reading suggests a debate on conflict versus legal frameworks. Names and concrete details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary rhetoric condemns tyranny and urges public virtue. It extols family, national strength, and the role of fathers and mothers in ensuring healthy offspring. It condemns minority politics and praises robust virtue as essential to the republic.
Hawaii booster event at the Empire features vaudeville entertainment with Cece Nobby and Futard Ollk Iirewies at Jordan's venue on Mawali Yacht night. The program promises lively performances and a social gathering with music and spectacle.
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