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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
7
The garbled passage hints at hopes for King George and world peace, mentions American cooperation, Lower California annexation, and a controversial stance by Senator Penrose about Senate courage and responsibility amid industry concerns and reform debates.
The State Superintendent of Schools discusses Hawaii and Maine education, noting Maine's reforms align with Hawaii's program for years. He emphasizes training teachers for rural towns, avoiding dependence on costly equipment, and focusing on core education without heavy machinery.
The article discusses building a corps of expert instructors to standardize and improve vocational training in Hawaii. It argues for state-supported teacher salaries, local training, and careful alignment with Maine’s recommendations, aiming to raise practical skills while managing costs and ensuring quality amid island-specific needs.
A humorous old tale follows a tabweet into a saloon where a patron unaware of the drink order gets a complex mix of brandy sherry gin whiskey rhino wine tea and bitters. The punchline sees the patron praising the drink while a holiday moment and a witty innuendo set up a dancing couple for a fairy tale ending.
A brief notice details the Island Fruit Company collaborating with Wells Fargo Express Company. The item notes a business relationship, possible routes or service terms, and regional operations tied to transportation and shipment handling in the era. The notice emphasizes logistical coordination and commercial context.
Fragmented historic proposals urge stronger home geography and local industry focus, expanded one room school influence, consolidation where feasible, and expanded teacher training in agriculture and domestic science at normal schools.
The discussion lists not yet determined options for teacher courses and high school programs. Maine already uses some agricultural teacher courses, and towns may add agricultural manual training and domestic science in high schools. Some municipalities plan to align with local industries in Auburn and Westbrook.
The report by Commissioners A. W. Carter and W. A. Kinney on the Kapaa land proposal signals a pivotal shift in land and plantation policy in Hawaii. Critics warn that plantation control is evolving toward limiting homestead opportunities, while advocates claim reform may preserve home building and smallholder livelihoods. The discussion raises stakes about land use, labor, and community impact amid a broader push to support homesteads and smaller industry within the islands.
Clean-Up Day mobilizes 100 teams with 200 barrels of tin to sink winter losses. Women volunteers will serve lunches as districts prepare for a large cleanup led by Chideman Berndt and a nine-member executive committee. Local merchants pledge funds and the Wharf Committee contributes 3000 dollars. district chiefs list contacts and locations for tomorrow’s event.
District 4H-A and other districts provide chief headquarters and contact details across multiple streets and avenues. Names include W. Hewbury Bohumen Carriage Company and PF Jund with addresses on Punchnow, Moyal eround, and Kolii road near Kalihi, listing phone numbers and district affiliations.
A heavily detailed notice outlines tasks for citizens on Clean-Up Day including burning remnants, collecting empty batten, and inspecting privies and water pipes. It calls for vehicles and labor from corporations and individuals, names committee members and contact numbers, and reports high city wide drive with Honolulu sanitation workers operating long hours to clear trash, plus an organized district plan led by S H Mahelona and Will Cooper.
A historic ad touts Rexall Hair Tonic as a remedy to baldness and hair loss. It claims a 6 in a healthy head and promises free trials if customers are not satisfied.
A chaotic scene in Chiado Lisbon followed a wrongly identified harem skirt near a woman, provoking police orders that were ignored by rioters. Republican cavalry and guards intervened to calm the crowd, while dissent flared in another area as bystanders fled.
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