Education and Religion Shape Hawaii’s Social Future
A Honolulu observer extols character building through public schools and churches as core to national progress. He praises Oahu College and Kamehameha schools, the Inland museum displays, and the many private and religiously affiliated institutions shaping Hawaii’s youth and moral life.
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le Twade
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Kamehameha
Louth College
Ita Saventeen
the Sacred Heart
Flouriah
Mills Institute
Kawalahao Bou Joary
North Pacific Institute
Painland
Wader Bishop Resturtek
Syle Jropat
St. Andrew's Priory
Kirls
Lolant College
St. Elizabeth's House
Newspaper influence praised by bishop at St Andrew's Cathedral
The sermon by Bishop Beatarick examined the press as a public educator and urged fair representation of society's condition. He praised improvements in moral direction since earlier times and urged continued reform while noting editorial writers aim for achievable change.
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