Stand to your work and be strong Kipling excerpt
A compact literary fragment urges men to stand firm in labor and wisdom beyond childish or divine bounds. It frames a call to disciplined effort amid a world of men, echoing Kipling's martial tone.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
7
A compact literary fragment urges men to stand firm in labor and wisdom beyond childish or divine bounds. It frames a call to disciplined effort amid a world of men, echoing Kipling's martial tone.
The editorial urges continued support for Honolulu clean-up day coordinated by the Improvement Committee and health authorities, noting no need for a formal holiday to muster workers. It praises cooperation, cites broad community backing, and endorses timely participation from employers and residents alike.
Fragmentary telegram describes bloc discussions on forming an investigation committee with a potential vote outcome of three to one in favor and mentions names and dates, ending with a garbled signoff.
Graduating exercises are set for this afternoon at Mills School Hall with six graduates from Mills and Kawailina Seminary contributing five more. The program lists Provisional Prayer, Vocal pieces, and selections including Beethoven themes. Students Genoa Ah Fat, Hauphake, Mant, Monotutus Mice Taen, and others are named along with choir performances by Kawatahne Glee Club and accompanying musicians.
The Advertiser reports rising tension as Kuhio and Frear clash over appointments. Local observers expect a Washington confrontation, noting Kuhio’s push for congressional investigation into Hawaii’s conditions and governance amid disputed nominations and policy maneuvers.
The text discusses hidden interests pushing for a public inquiry into Hawaii affairs. It notes mounting influence by factions and individuals backing a sweeping investigation. It questions the role of Governor Hear and calls for a long term, permanent review of Hawaii’s political handling and possible plagiation concerns.
A fragmented notice highlights a heroine named Mawall figure, with references to Theodora Roosevelt and Charlen At Mut Phe Advancement of Wainan In China. Diploma presentation and musical chorus are mentioned alongside local figures such as Adam Gerbel and Mr Marek. The text appears as a damaged school or civic report with names, titles, and event cues.
Four students will graduate from Priory School during the closing exercises at Davies Memorial auditorium. The event begins at eleven oclock and features a piano recital and a program including prayers, salutatory, and several named speakers such as Mand Niaiplo Pilhnala Julia Kaw thuopniant Spencer Plotones taabel Tewksbury and Mary Shut-Loong Wor.
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