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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1911
Page
7
The article surveys charity events in Sunday Schools and colleges, notes performances, and praises a Withrow portrait at Kilohana Art League. It highlights Christmas shopping, local clubs, and shop displays, including outfits, handkerchiefs, and novelties, tied to a charitable spirit and a floral parade for February.
In a fragmentary report from Los Angeles, women supporters helped a local ticket win backing. The text mentions a representative from a liberal unit praising contributions while incomplete phrases reference votes and candidacy dynamics.
Fragmentary historic recipe describes a one egg gem dish. It lists fleur and sornmival as ingredients with crewm and buttermilk, then mentions mixing and baking steps though text is garbled.
The piece discusses Christmas rituals and belief, contrasting festive cheer with skeptical views. It contrasts adult cynicism and child wonder, referencing Santa Claus and fairy tales. It hints at regional belief, identity, and the impact of climate or environment on tradition.
A fragment lists renowned women linked to notable positions and eras, including Queen Victoria, Florence Nightingale, Elizabeth Cody Stanton, and Mary Wollstonecraft among others, presented as a historical tally of influential names across nations and movements.
A feature on Mr and Mrs Mackenzie in North Heretania detailing their home in the heart of Chinatown where they run educational and social programs for Chinese workers. It highlights English classes for women, a men’s night class, a sewing club, a boys club tied to King Arthur, and Gideon Glee Club activities, all culminating in a Chinese church Christmas program with gifts and a Christie tree event.
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