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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1911
Page
9
Reported notes a bustling event at a hall with many chairs filled as women discuss theater, charities, and community work. Mentions honor for Institute workers, plans for a visit, and local members seeking renewed energy and support.
A long list details December donations and gifts given to a charity drive supporting aged inmates. Numerous households and mercantile establishments contributed food, clothing, linens, toys, and ornaments, with items ranging from blankets and table linens to candy, fruit, and personal care goods.
A notice describes the King’s Daughters Home for Indigent Old as needing funds. It details relocation, current quarters at 1625 Market Street, and planned improvements to meet city needs, with staff, board members, and fundraising efforts named.
A memo describes a leather telephone stand accessory with a faux frame and brass wind accent. It notes a practical, compact design and compatibility with card holders, aiming for a neat, durable leather look. The text references a white paper style and a renewed, minimal spine finish.
Velvet strings on a garment catch the eye as designers explore decorative trims. The article notes how tassels and embroidery enhance style, while weight and fiber choices affect drape and performance. It highlights careful knotting and fastening as essential to secure fit and finish.
Fragmented OCR text discusses individuals including Marie Withrow and Allen Withrow linked to a 1930s or earlier community program. It references a Miss Withrow, a President Chelation Page, and Moston society, with comments on talent, provocative topics, and concerns about decency and generational change within a club or collage program.
Mae Lele Dellarnig Maden, a French woman, travels widely describing her journeys and artistic inspiration. She mentions studying Native women’s attire and plans future expeditions from the West African desert to the Rocky Mountains and Alaska, aiming to gather material for photography and painting.
An Philadelphia Hospital displays a cradle designed to protect infants from sun and drafts while moved. The device features a concealed metal frame, double bottom, and sturdy cotton duck cloth. Prominent quotes from Dr. Taylor and Col. Woodward criticize sun exposure and insist on safer infant care practices.
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