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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
14
Disjointed OCR text references Mexico and Central figures amid revolt mobs wearing large hats. The passage suggests certain individuals are publicly prominent while privately constrained. It mentions social contrast, popularity, and implications of wealth versus poverty.
After a slow year a new basketball season and handball schedule begin at the YMCA. Dr Hand plans interclub play with players from the YMCA and opponents on their court. A prior handball match with Bt Danke did not occur. Arrangements may start before month’s end with series between the teams and Martan group.
A fragmentary fashion observation discusses the hobble skirt when facing wind and moving fast. It notes the skirt tends to expose the wearer and wrinkles remain ungraceful, describing the garment’s loose fit and extreme length. The passage reflects early 20th century style concerns about silhouette and practicality.
Feminine News and Views discusses the shift from home production to wage labor among women, noting many are married and in low paid work. It highlights Mary Van Kieeck and Cabriello Stewart Matliner, a separate court for women offenders, and the plight of Britains chainmakers earning meager wages with delayed wage reforms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions global industrial themes and a volcano motif. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but hints of a historical trade context and a factory setting appear. The piece presents a muddled narrative link between production, exploration, and a distant eruption as a backdrop.
Vivian Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gould, has just returned from Europe where despite her youth she was admired by many in high society.
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