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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
11
The quote from Sir John Powell emphasizes that law must be grounded in reason. without rational basis, legal rules lose force and legitimacy. It presents the argument that reason underpins valid jurisprudence and just governance.
A discussion on the moral impact of moving pictures highlights their influence on youth health and society. Advocates urge local communities to regulate showings, align theaters with educational aims, and curb indecent content while preserving access to cinema as a business.
Focal workers propose censoring films, forming a city committee to attend shows, document objectionable content, and use data to fuel a reform movement. They urge continuous public education, urging specifics on how evil films undermine morality and contemplating transforming cinema into a vehicle of moral and spiritual uplift.
Prof Jenks of Cornell addresses Stony Brook assembly on rising prices, gold supply, and tariffs. He links cost of living to trusts and sugar price trends, urging intervention to curb price fixing and noting tariff impact on general price levels.
A wireless message states the office is open from 8 until 10 on Sunday mornings. The detail provides a concise schedule for weekend operations and clarifies service availability.
The fragment discusses rising costs and altered wages for the working man, arguing that wage gains lag behind price increases. It suggests that despite higher living costs and reduced purchases of luxuries, overall conditions may improve for workers as economic adjustments unfold, though price levels may remain high.
The speaker notes thousands seek work and food and praises unions for aiding workers and members. Prof Jenks expresses appreciation for union work, stressing its value to the labor force and to society, while defending the unions against general hostility.
The notice calls Republicans to study party rules governing delegate nominations and primaries three weeks before the meetings for nominating delegates. It emphasizes civic duty and participation in the process.
Fragmented OCR text outlines party meeting rules for nominations and precinct enrollment. It mentions times for nominations, enrollment and voting, and the process to file written nominations. It includes references to precinct clubs and delegates to county district territorial conventions and deadlines. The readability is poor and many words are garbled.
The cable news reports the death of Mrs J A Hopper in Ban Mrauetion. Her husband, JA Hopper, lived here for many years and traveled to the Coast. The item notes Panama Canal excavation figures and references Rockefeller siblings renewing friendships amid a San Francisco riot with substantial Chinese gambling activity.
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