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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
10
Atlanta report recounts the famous Stroud Petticoat worn by eighteen brides across generations. The garment, linked to many notable brides, is traced from wedding days to its conservation and public memory in a story that notes its impact on fashion and its owners over decades.
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines admonitions for girl visitors and travelers aboard a vessel, warning about arrival timing and galley cooking, with stray phrases about souvenirs, payments, and a Kenosha man returning as a merchant. The text mentions safety, behavior aboard, and possible penalties.
Marian Dunn, stage daughter of the late Marcus Clarke, famed dramatist of The Term of His Natural Life, stays in Honolulu with the Norton stock troupe after a string of Australian and American engagements. Though backed by literary fame, she contends with travel delays and personal choice as she weighs a return to the stage or nursing work in Melbourne, amid family ties and evolving career.
A fashion decrier discusses evolving mens and womens dress, noting styles from colonial eras return in time, with emphasis on proper mourning rules, fabrics, and the role of fashion in society. He cites global influences and cautions against flamboyant plumes while praising refined garments and coordinating outfits.
The Kitohina Art Lange hosts a joint exhibit featuring Evelyn Amond Twilllicow and works in photography and craft at Miller Street. Local exhibitors include Jessie Shaw and Hitebook Tefo. An invitation to artists in the listing area is extended. the event promising a lively program and guest invitations.
The piece recounts a Salvation Army method to aid the hungry by issuing meal tickets tied to lodging posts, ensuring no one is turned away for lack of funds. It also includes Ruth Cameron’s request for a humane column addressing a woman’s street-arm etiquette in public, noting safety and courtesy concerns.
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