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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1911
Page
9
A compact reflection on how virtue endures and spreads despite the tangled spread of vice, noting indestructible resilience of good over time. The quote credits Thomas Carlyle as the source, reflecting on moral propagation beyond corruption.
The article envisions Honolulu as a Pacific model town, stressing sanitation, industrial diversification, and leveraging its strategic location. It argues Honolulu can become a thriving hub by eliminating disease, building a modern city framework, and promoting a respectful balance between tourism and local industry. It cites sugar as a cornerstone and urges intelligent, practical development to attract wealth and visitors alike.
Fragmented dialogue features a giraffe neck joke, a weary guard with a bandaged eye, and a city woman’s terse replies. A tradesman jokes about pipe wood, and a claimant cites long efforts like a toothpick or a matron making a maton.
A fragmented editorial praises a future city named Monolula advocating health prosperity and civic duty while denouncing pests and vermin. It laments messy governance but asserts a grand plan to build a model town through collective effort and orderly public service.
Ex-Governor Carter accepts membership on the Hound of Health, aiming to unite Sanitary anton and two organizations for stronger health leadership. Carter's vigor and enthusiasm are expected to advance the Board of Health's program and push forward Honolulu's model town status.
The article notes no new yellow fever cases and details a health campaign nearing completion. Governor discusses measures with Dr Pratt and plans to extend cleanup efforts to another city, with officials Mott Smith and Marston Campbell traveling for coordination.
A fragmented note indicates a clean-up effort at Hle aimed to expedite the process. It references a temporary measure and the need to facilitate faster progress, with emphasis on timely completion.
Phioney Davin escaped punishment in Circuit Court and was arrested again by Inspector Fennel for alleged minor misdeeds. He appeared in Hollen Court with Law M. Birauy as attorney. W. B. Lowell, formerly an engineer at Wallukit, arrived by the Bier, seeking oil business ties in Southern California and retaining substantial financial interest in Jelamus.
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