Mele or Chant of Kualil the Great Mol of Oahu
A Honolulu notice invites interested readers to a formal meeting this month to form a permanent Hawaiian historical society. A paper will be read on The Mele or Chant of Kuali the great Mol of Oahu, tracing its origin, age, and composer. The chant is described as one of the longest in Hawaiian anthology with 583 to 612 lines, attributed to Kapaahahitant and Kamakaaulant, and linked to events around Captain Cook’s arrival.
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Kuali
Dabswel
Atenhar
Hunter
Kapaahitant
Hie
Kamakaaulant
Atumon
Ue Ewachlefa
Ornander
Captain Cook
Kualil
Str. Fernandez
Katianuw
Papa
Olooto
Rulers of the World Then and Now in a Looming Power Picture
A historical survey contrasts presidents with monarchs, detailing rulers from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, and beyond. It notes how royal houses, emperors, and sultans loom as counterweights to republics, with myths of power and peril in a world where "Uncle Sam" and democratic leaders confront monarchies and sultanates.
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Pydent Loulet
Afterwords. Chaught 1 hast forgotten-bieled deo DM toys
Fragmented lines reflect a troubled verse about forgetfulness and trust. The speaker laments failed plans and a broken bond, seeking meaning as time passes in a restless sequence of reflective, uncertain thoughts.
Names of Hawaiian Family Heads in Old Manuscript
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous Hawaiian names and relations, presenting a genealogical or ceremonial roster. The text notes a planned reading as an interesting meeting feature and urges readers to decipher ambiguities in meanings and pronunciations.
Gossip on Yale Penn Georgetown College Sports Rumors
Gossip centers on Yale Penn and Georgetown coaches and players for the coming season. Cadets at An napolis and Georgetown oarsmen are noted with new shells and coaching hires, while Harvard eyes Bil Reid’s return and a northeastern league push for cleaner sport.
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Wien
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Naval Academy
Annapoli
Freiler
Nichols
Meets
Helknap
Farley
Trasberger
Schlatark
Sraythe
Rogers
Dingham
Killbee
Stark
Stour
Holmes
Haines
Todi
Mennet Baker
McCullock
Coman
Gow
Woodworth
Maraien
Oftheae Preyer
Helkmay
Freyerly Iain
Onew
Kile
Imwe
Ine Kelley
Nap
Philadelphia
Paria
Dempsey
Harvard
Bil Reid
Alethough Reid
Drom
Tanger Enstege Boys
Iowa
Minavxota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Who saved Uncle Sam in the great protection tale
In a fragmented British and American wartime verse piece the question Who saved Uncle Sam? recurs amid lines about France Prussia Spain and relief. The text mentions J. H. Stoddart and Joseph Jetarson as two oldest actors on the American stage today.
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J. H. Stoddart
Joseph Jetarson
Antoricah
Cross Saddle Debate Prompts Girls Riding Hounds in England
The article surveys English attitudes toward girls riding cramsaddle or cross saddle for hunting. It notes Betty Renton at 14 already follows Tiverton and Devon hounds, while experts debate health risks and gender norms. Supporters cite safety advantages, opponents fear bodily harm and unequal training. A reversible saddle option and safety skirt are mentioned as solutions.
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England
Ryan
Betty Renton
Tiverton
Devon
Shweta
Eitle
Incamera
Somerset
Tealmont
Inala
Administration Hat Stirs GOP Memoir of Fashion
A faction of the early 20th century era notes a headgear shift led by President Hoover and later adopted by cabinet members as the administration hat. The piece describes the hat's ascent, praise for its plain style, and mentions Honey C. Payne showing the trend while others debate its popularity and tie to presidential image.
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Hoownvelt
Raye
Maine
Honey C. Payne
Bev. Gage
Mac
Hawke
Roosevelt
Abiwayn
Howe
Book Review of Muir Naturalist Work on National Parks
The piece extols John Muir and his book on national parks, praising its vivid, comprehensive panorama of places like Yellowstone, Yosemite, Sequoia, and Grand Canyon region. It highlights Muir’s deep affection for wild landscapes, precise natural detail, and absence of exaggerated rhetoric, noting the enduring value for readers devoted to forests, mountains, and natural history.
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Mit
Shrer
Oregon
Wiestington
California
Ariza
Colrady
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Yellowstone National Park
Washington
Mount Kanter National Park
Caliinonia
Yosemite
General Grant
Sequoia
John Muir
Nolaht
Towse
The Noisy Town Dream of a Boyless Era
An old woman recalls a boyless town where noise vanished and merriment faded. Streets were empty, cherries rotted, and paths lay quiet as not a single messenger, child, or bird remained. She awakens with a start, realizing it was only a dream of despair.
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Meiri
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