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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
10
A local woman returns from extended study to share detailed insights with pottery connoisseurs. She describes distinguishing features of cups and vessels, references historical markets and a large shipment of manufacturable wares, and notes efforts to educate and protect regional craft heritage.
The article notes Lillian Moody, a Smith College graduate, will join the settlement work at Palama, replacing an outgoing member. Laurene Clarke Beelye and former Springfield professor A. Hath discuss Moody’s arrival and potential impact on the program, with emphasis on new ideas and local interest. The broader news mentions hospital bed additions for cancer patients at New York’s General Memorial Hospital and a Canadian education and religious campaign organizational shift breaking from Antare Jean council.
An expert inquiry outlines steps to recruit, with names of educators and officials, to map a policy for a territorial work program. The plan involves Governor involvement, enlisting local committees, and studying furniture care and surface preservation as a precaution. A separate note mentions a Parktan newspaper item about the Mona Lisa theft discovery by a New Orleans capitalist detective.
A historic appointment places Marian Lathton in charge of the Child's Bureau with an annual salary of £8000. The report notes her prior academic work and ties to Hutt College while outlining reaction from Washington regarding her fitness for the role.
Mira Sarah Mettride, a Deaf and Hearing teacher from Vancouver WA, is featured as a pioneer in Washington state Deaf education. The article covers her training, the state school in Vancouver, tuition funding, postgrad options at Gouladet in Washington, and success stories of former students starting trades in Tacoma.
In The July issue, a cookery writer for The Woman's Home Companion offers summer friendly recipes to stimulate appetites. Included are a Chocolate Milk Shake, a Sunday Night Favorite Cheese Dish, a Lettuce Cracker Wrap, and a chilled Luncheon Tea Cream Coffee recipe with steps and measurements.
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