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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
5
A compact motto attributed to Josiah Strong urges that growing service fills and overflows the space a group occupies, implying expansion through active contribution and outreach. The quote underlines proactive engagement as path to broader influence.
Hawaii stands to gain a full hearing on the Dillingham immigration bill with potential exemption from educational tests if its development warrants. The Immigration Commission finds Hawaii’s immigration level not yet advanced enough for mainland rules, but details remain unclear until mail arrives.
George W. Smith writes to the Merchants Association urging caution as preparations for fall arise. He stresses keeping town safe from port quarantine and supports ongoing actions proposed in daily decisions.
A playful fragment recalls a backroom joke about memory and money. The dialogue features hints of hidden wealth and invisible green, with characters joking about a spouse and a mysterious employer as they tease identity and purpose.
Reflections on religious rhetoric, modern church life, and the erosion of ritual. A preacher laments fading ceremonialism and argues for a fraternity based Christianity. Mentions Birrell, Gladstone, and debates on creeds amid a shifting spiritual landscape.
A Honolulu resident urges action on border issues and arbitration treaties, criticizing delays and the handling of national honor. The writer argues arbitration should not dilute national integrity and vows to keep the matter from becoming public property.
A long report from Atanta’s Grand Opera House notes the rise in Unitarian influence after 1890 and the Swedes strict stance on religious subscriptions. Swiss Protestant visitors and local laity are observed amid a drift toward civil peace and intolerance toward creed. Rev Moore Sanborn aims to expand the Unitarian outreach, while a crowd of businessmen and professionals display varied winter attendance.
Fragmented mix of philosophical musings, a medical anecdote about Christian Science belief, and a Twain quote. The piece contrasts skepticism with faith, recounts a storm night visit by a doctor to a couple expecting a child, and closes with a whimsical note about the twin or misbelief influencing patient care.
A municipal council discusses retrenchment merging two juvenile electors and centralizing duties. The plan includes consolidating Freud and garbage stables, standardizing equipment, and centralizing funds. A $65 blacksmithing bill is cited for the period, with municipal-owned horses to receive repair work locally.
A fragmented report outlines plans for a merger of departments including water, road maintenance, and utilities, with staffing and wage implications. It notes proposed foreman and watchman roles, interview procedures for repair staff, and budgetary considerations amid a court appeal involving Maria Adelaide and others.
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