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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1912
Page
15
The text presents garbled lines about shadows and a soul seeking a simple truth. It evokes a somber, reflective mood with references to walking shadows and a struggle to discern what finally matters. Names and clear events are not present.
An editorial urges industrial education expansion in Honolulu schools, praising agitation for truth and inviting mainland American educators to help shape Hawaii Territory schooling. It argues for American systems, federal input, and nonpolitical reform to prepare children for honest work and dignity of labor.
Fragmented OCR yields garbled dialogue about coastwise law. The text references a legal matter and individuals but lacks clear actions or conclusions. Readable segments mention a park and references to authorities, but overall uncertain meaning.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled dialogue featuring names like Myre Joe Neving and phrases about waking and attention. The copy suggests a poetic or dialogic feature but is largely indecipherable, with multiple broken sentences and unclear speakers.
The Bulletin cautions against anti Taft moves linked to Delegate Kuhio and urges the Delegate to await the President's commission conclusions. It argues strong Taft sentiment in Hawaii, warns against damning rivals, and hopes Kuhio will support unity for Hawaii’s best interests.
A Detroit era report describes plans to stage tableaux and entertainments during a voyage aboard the Wilhelmina. Details reference engagements with unions and officials, the expected foraging, and the aim to showcase American passenger travel while coordinating with entertainment committees and promoters.
A garbled manuscript fragment explores personal identity and various forms of aid and community actions. The text references individuals, organizations, and civic themes, hinting at discussions of social duties and public welfare within a blurred historical clip.
Paul Leggett of Nyack autombile authority demonstrated a car could travel from Nyack to Chatham and back on polyacetylene gas from acetylene, testing a self starter to reach a church without using gasoline.
A cow from High McCurdy was slaughtered at a town hutate today. Its stomach contained miscellaneous items including a bottle cap, wire, and various pieces of old iron. The doctor reported the animal was in healthy condition prior to slaughter and the contents did not interfere with digestion. The piece described as a wire and other debris weighed about two pounds and measured about ten inches.
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