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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
11
A fragmentary quotation references church, dangerous belief, rewards distant, tyrant coercion, and calls to worship. The lines discuss internal conflict, obedience, and the salutary influence of example, attributed to a source identified as Tohnion. The text reads as a theological or polemical meditation with unclear provenance.
A fragmented critique discusses community remedies for defects in schooling and social integration. It surveys education policy, language and heritage concerns in Hawaii and the mainland, referencing segregation, language policy, and the evolution of racial classifications in schools and public life.
Six room cottage on Wilder Avenue, modern and up-to-date. Six room house on Anapuni Street described as one of the best buys on the market. A six room, two story house on Kapiolani Street in an elegant location. Properties marketed as bargains with low prices.
The document discusses racial and linguistic factors in education, noting that gender and race influence intellectual expectations. It argues for unified schooling to prepare children for future work and acknowledges Hawaii's practical issue of language differences linked to race.
A study cites real language teaching challenges in mixed race classrooms and questions segregation. The Porto Rican education commissioner notes progress when English instruction expands while acknowledging fears of student backwardness. Data suggest normal progress across races when conditions allow, with emphasis on shared curriculum and societal cohesion.
The text weaves humorous notes on life, character, and aging with reflections on religion, society, and literature. It references stag parties, history analysis, and kindness toward the poor, suggesting a nostalgic critique of modern books and pulpit zeal. It ends with a pondered question about Darwin and nature.
The fragment discusses a Floral Parade fund remittance to H. G. Dillingham, mixed with jumbled political and moral reflections. It mentions legal rights, calls for restraint, and criticizes violent or hypocritical behavior while musing on immortality, temperance, and friendship amid a largely unreadable, disjointed text.
Odd old style ad fragment touts Perry Davig Painkiller as relief for joints and aches. The snippet mentions cheap living options and a young married man, with garbled lines about rent and a plan cheaper than both.
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