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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
7
The article surveys widow remarriage practices in various regions and eras. It notes strict bans in some nations and permissive or ritual constraints in others, including India, Mongolia, China, Australia, and Malay communities. It contrasts legal and cultural pressures shaping widows destinies and family customs.
A fragmented 19th century style essay discusses how women cultivate charm through personality presence and demeanor. It weighs whether charm stems from innate traits or cultivated behaviors and notes how gaze, smiles, responsiveness, and posture affect attention and perception.
A dense notice reviews the Woman's Society and its work, detailing internal tensions and debates within the group. It cites leadership, allocations, and ongoing efforts toward female advancement amid organizational strain and shifting priorities.
A fragmented piece discusses Shakespeare’s Juliet and the fascination with age in relation to a modern audience. It notes several named figures and times, highlighting the tension between tradition and contemporary interpretation in literary reception.
A fragmented OCR passage describes embroidery hoops used as handles with mentions of weave, ribbon, Lotus hemp, and dies for meeting and taste. It references something about a bagger with tape and a vague note on ammo, product ideas, and a few scattered phrases about weaving and sewing.
Vatontasen Ta Mia Tae Beweth Joli, long deputy sheriff for Bagwtte county, becomes a bride as community efforts advance. The Women’s Society at the Cedar Union Church discusses the new association and a garden exhibit at the Territorial Experiment Station featuring many plant varieties and plans for a public event over Parading Week.
A fragmented kitchen guide offers odd terms and remedies for children's meals and snacks. It mentions chocolates, herbs, and various foods with unclear origins. The piece reads like a jumble of recipe fragments and advice, lacking coherent structure or sources.
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