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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1912
Page
7
A terse aphorism notes that passion fades before spiritual hatred. The speaker, mentioning Macdonald, critiques respectable selfishness as a force that destroys true feeling. The line reflects moral critique of social hypocrisy and personal restraint.
An appeal for honest men to govern Hawaii with square deals, opposing money power and patronage. The piece urges civic responsibility, condemns the Kill Kuhio tactic, and stresses unity, hard work, and practical action over rhetoric amid a volatile campaign period.
A damaged report notes a sailor fell into a crater during a February Saturday night event for a benefit. The scene involved a Bent Vehicle display and beverages while attendees gathered on Klovel Poruae and Alexander Meld avenues. Local residents Mion Putter, Mim Hielty Wolk, and others participated in the memorial's collection.
The readable text is garbled and nonsensical, with no clear event, dates, or identifiable persons. It resembles a damaged OCR from a newspaper page containing scattered fragments and stray phrases without a coherent report or outcome.
Parade officials invite applications from numerous named groups and clubs for the event. The announcement lists Harm City pages and dozens of organizations including Navy, family clubs, and local businesses as participants and sponsors.
The floral parade committee, led by Mars A.M. Brown, finalized the formation for the procession at a 4 p.m. meeting at Parade Headquarters Glory AL. The Hawaiian Band was confirmed as the sole featured act, with special ticket holders allowed access to designated upper driveway space and entry via the Macon Road gate. Unauthorized vehicle parking is restricted to the Pauahow grounds, with admission charged at Alexander Pield, except for those with valid tickets.
Disrupted page text notes Harbor events with a barge near Aiken dock to handle overflow after tickets were demonized post regulation. Windy conditions interrupted plans as director Wall ordered containment near the harbor while work continued.
Natick Massachusettswoman tells how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her feelings of cold limbs, creepy sensations, and sleepless nights during change of life. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges other women to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
Citizens prepare for a water carnival as ships and boats decorate the Aluke dock area. The Mohican bears national colors while awaiting a procession lineup led by Will KB Young. Entries from Dredging Co and various other craft are listed, with many likely to be included in the event.
During intermission for the production reported, moving tust before the first net of Pinafore closes aims to let boats wend slowly between spectators and the ship. The east choir of Pinafore features Ralph Rockstraw and Josephine Mie among a long cast list including Miss Harriett White and Mrs. Sallie Hume concluding with numerous shares of chorus members.
A reader friendly list of cast and contributors appears, naming numerous performers such as Harriet Lucas, Mary Lucas, Adele Wieke Mian, and Craig Ming Q, along with staff and administrators including Dr J Cowes, Dyson, F Shaner, Kenwyne Allen, and Patten AL. The page shows many entries from a chorus or theater program with roles, credits, and affiliations.
Mrs Mott-Smith wife of Secretary Foliry Mottsmith of Hawaii territory will award prizes to successful competitors in the 112th Parade. Director General Wath yesterday afternoon received her acceptance to preside. Judges not yet announced. The year there will be one of judges instead of a panel of four.
Atlanta parents of children willing to enter the Moral Parade are requested to arrange for their children to meet Ming Lucy Ward at the prince in ception at 9 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Thome Square. Children should be dressed in white.
There will be no freight received for ablement on the later Tatand wharves on Thursday the 20th. Freight for movement on the Ki Tauea must be on the wharf on Wednesday. Popular and food. The Evening Bulletin reports the restriction in this local notice.
The Pacific Front will parade about 1000 strong with the Army on Washington's Birthday morning. The flagship California returns announcing a feet brigade of three infantry battalions and one artillery unit, marines wx Industtry. The 2d Infantry leaves Schofield Barracks for Fort Shafter, with plans to camp at Pearl City tonight. Cavalry and old artillery move tomorrow as all arms converge near Shutter for Thursday parade. Colonel Mansfield injured an eye and will miss the hand of the Second parade. Colonel Rogers may command the regiment with Wilder as acting commander at Schofield.
A report from Pauloa Road notes a dispute over property encroachment near Heretania Avenue and Me. Peterson claims a building on adjacent land. Engineers will inspect. In a separate incident Gilbert, a livestock hauler, was arrested for heedless driving as he resisted pork confiscation by Motorcycle Officer Abreu.
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