Manners as Happy Ways of Doing Things
Quotation attributed to Emerson on manners shaping daily life as dewdrops deepen morning meadows, suggesting conduct elevates routine moments.
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Emerson
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
5
Prohibition Debate Shrinks to Thurston Woolley Conundrum
A fragmentary critique of Thurston and Woolley’s anti prohibition campaign centers on a “conundrum for the feeble minded” and its use of terrifying analogies. The piece weighs on wartime fears, livestock safety, and the moral lessons urged by the crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Thornton-Woolley
Thurstom Woolley
Hulmeman
Thurston-Woolley
Mestarick
Thurstom
Tver
Thurstan
Woolley
Marston Campbell
Dutain and Bailey
Witten
Phureton
Hiawall
Medical Helps for Schools
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss federal guidance on pregnancy and gravity in schools. Mentions Melina inspection and a general call for medical helps in education. No clear names, dates, or locations readable.
Public School Health Study Reveals Widespread Defects
Examination of 820344 New York City schoolchildren shows only about a quarter free of physical defects. Trachoma, nutritional issues, dental problems, and infectious diseases were common, with thousands needing medical care. Emphasizes value of mandatory physician exams in schools for health and educational efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School of
New York
Bear
Rae
Wight
Roosevelt Egypt and Lord Cromer in Hawaii Speech
A garbled OCR item discusses Roosevelt's Hawaii address urging Britain to account for governing Egypt. It notes Lord Cromer, suggests U.S. impact on local Hawaiian matters, and references a New York Evening Post editorial about Roosevelt and Cromer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Col
Brrth
Great Britain
New York
Cromer
Croger
Comment on Lord Cromer and Egyptian study
The piece argues that novices can correct veterans and cites Lord Cromer admitting limited initial understanding of Egypt. It credits Madeo Welt for disproving the folly of superficial insight after a few visits and praises Berlin University for recognizing the subject’s depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Pont
Madeo- Welt
University of Berlin
Roosevelt
Lord Cromer
Egyptian self government debated by Cromer and Roosevelt
In a discussion during Roosevelt’s visit, Lord Cromer advocates cautious autonomy for Egypt, preferring a locally elected legislature and gradual self governance within the empire. Critics warn against reckless moves, arguing only informed, stable policy can avoid chaos or backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honaliat
Phin
Lord Cran
Sam
Col. Roosevelt
Lord Cromer
Roosevelt
Lord Crom
Coamopotitar
Roowwvelt
Sentimentality and empire in Roosevelt era discourse
A dense 19th to early 20th century style critique debates the concept of sentimentality in imperial policy. It argues that Roosevelt’s rhetoric masks a civilizing mission and warns against using moral superiority to justify rule. The piece contrasts liberal reformers with a cautious administrator’s stance on governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Crogier
Jean
Roosevelt
John Stuart Mitt
Bimbett
Ing
Cromer Wind
Barit
Rarhol
Crete
Prohibition Probe Finds Social Evil Rooted in Tenements
The Committee of Fourteen in New York reports Prohibition failed to curb vice, noting the social evil and related ills persist in homes and tenements. Autocrat and committee members named include Rev. John P. Peters as chairman and Francis M. Burdick among others, while public apathy and lack of Puritan restraint are blamed for ongoing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Fourteen
New York City
Cork
John P. Peters
Francis
William M. Baldwin
le W. Weattie
William A. Brown
Francia M. Burdick
Frances A. Keltor
Edward J
New York
Prohibition Regulated Red Light Areas Under Scrutiny
A detective report details abuses around massage parlors and cursed hotels tied to Prohibition era regulation. It cites police corruption, forced payments, and entanglements with Balnes Law hotels, with claims of complicit landlords and agents exploiting women seeking shelter or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oat Motors
New York
Hwee
Thole Matey
Merle
Raines Law
Jango
Montlor
Segal
Swedish Bishop Von Scheele Heads U S Tour for Jubilee
Bishop Goxetlin van Scheele of Scene travels from New York to Washington and Rock Island for the Auguatana Jubilee at Auguatana College in Rock Island. He plans stops in Chicago St Paul Tacoma Helena San Francisco and New York, to mark the anniversary of the Auguatana Synod with Lady Rehoute accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nook Island
Goxetlin van Scheel
Scene
Ameriea
Gudiag V
Justlee
Augustine Aynod
Auguatuna College
Rock Eeland
Auguatana Synod
Ove Awediah Lutheran Church Organiaation of
North America
Numberlig MO Thang
Almusubers
Bynd
New York
Washington
Eraniine
Ieland
Aurion
bin Bent
Yale
von Lebewin
United Bates
Chicago
St Pas
Tacoma
Honitte
Sun Branciing
Bal Laki City
Denver
Erie
New Fork
Ian Rehoute
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