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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
11
The passage presents a garbled, OCR like rant mixing noble ideals with political critique. It references Hawaii, prohibition, authority, and national leadership. Names and events are unclear, but the style resembles a late era editorial tirade about governance, reform, and social order.
A fragment from Henry Waterson, Louisville Courier-Journal editor, argues against thrusts of prohibition and church state fusion. It rails at Puritanism and “fores” used to police conduct, invoking Jefferson and Ward, warning that state church entanglement endangers liberty and democracy's core.
A cryptic fragment discusses laws to be observed or violated by will of those affected, mentioning an idea of performance or approach. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities, dates, or concrete events.
Fragmented OCR outlines a religious political argument tracing church state separation from early America. It mentions figures, places, and philosophies, arguing for a united religious influence and criticizing government overreach in faith. The text laments a supposed shift away from a holy foundation toward secular power.
A fragmented editorial piece critiques the abolition debate, Reconstruction policies, and Northern versus Southern perspectives. It argues the North ended slavery in name but warns against coercive reforms, urging restraint and respect for regional conditions while condemning extremism. It contends that religious and political zeal fueled division and calls for gradual, locally adapted solutions to racial and social change.
The text denounces statewide attempts to regulate alcohol as an attack on property and liberty. It argues bans harm the economy, tax revenue, and legitimate commerce, provoking conflict and tyranny by linking church and state. It condemns prohibition as costly and divisive, echoing Maine’s long temperance debate.
Fragmentary 1908 letter from De la Madrid in Colima to Dr Hartman notes Paruna's use for fits and weather related ailments. It discusses minor illnesses from seasonal changes, urging Paruna as a standby and mentioning wholesale and retail suppliers in Honolulu.
The Courier Journal recalls local option debates and home rule as paths to regulate drink. It argues prohibition cannot be fully achieved by statute, urging each district to judge and tax drink, while reflecting on wartime and postwar tensions and political manipulation.
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