Prince Kuhio and Hawaiian Home Plans Rise in Public Attention
John Dickinson Sherman portrays Prince Kuhio of Hawaii as a national figure who championed American citizenship for Hawaiians and the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act. The piece traces his life from prince to congressman, his death, and the creation of a native Hawaiian reform movement and endowment fund to support education and land rehabilitation.
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John Dickinson Sherman
America
Jonah Nubhlo Kaluoiinae
Congress
Warwali
Cupid
Washington
Elis
Hawaiian Islands
Miawaii
Jove
Hawaiian Home Loan
Ats
Apital
Kuhio
Tle
Elisabeth Kataunianaole
Prince Kuhio
Tie
Kauak
Hawaiian
Islanois
Nuha- Jepouli
Wauaii
Minoiki Wekaulike
Kapiolani
Kalakaua
Honolulu
Royal School
Punabon College
St. Mathews College
California
Royal Agricultural College
England
Wing Kalakaua
Royal House of Japan
Mauna Kea
Flo
United States
Waikiki
Hawaii
Nalakauas
Kalantiaunole
Army
Navy
Captain Cook
Tiawalian Islands
Sandwich Islands
Pacific
Napoleon
Europe
Kamehameha I
Kingdom of
Mexico
Orient
Molokai
Puahonua Society
Mawaii
Raleigh the Man of Shadow and Stage
A portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh blending romance and folly. The piece recalls his daring exploits from Cadiz to Orinoco, his courtly feints, and private failures, ending with his execution by James I after a long imprisonment. It cites his writings and the famed farewell quote on the scaffold.
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Walter Raleigh
Gilbert
Drake
Hawkins
Grenville
Devon
Cadiz
Azores
Orinoco
el Dorado
Manon
Queen Elizabeth
Virginia
England
James
Elizabeth
Raleigh
Spain
Sir Walter
Tower of London
el Dorido
Lake Marataibo
Concrete Highways Prove Vital for Milk Marketing
The article explains that durable paved highways enable faster milk delivery from farms to Kent and Chehalis condenseries in western Washington. Trucks now carry about 75 percent of milk, replacing teams, with shorter transit times and larger loads, improving quality and reducing farmer costs.
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Washington
Kent
Chehalis
Queen Victoria Avoids Riding With Unwanted Court Officer
A Marquise de Fontenoy tale recounts Queen Victoria’s feud with her master of horse the Earl of Albemarle who pressed to ride in the royal carriage. The Duke of Wellington advised the queen that no law required the earl’s position, suggesting he ride on the footboard or near the footmen.
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Queen Victoria
Marquise de Fontenoy
Earl of
Ure
Duke of ‘Wellington
Marquise
Lord Albemarle
Earl of Albemarle
Quote Refers to Victoria and Footmen Service
A fragment notes Queen Victoria would not be troubled again after a remark about taking a place with the footmen. The citation attributes the line to Youth's Companion, implying a historical anecdote about royal etiquette and restraint.
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Queen Victoria
Senator Sparks Dark Horse Gambit in Political Row
Dialogue shows a senator proposing a dark horse candidacy while another laments the need to white wash the man first. The exchange focuses on strategy and image rather than policy specifics.
Relief agency adapts menu for Turkomen in Caucasus kitchen
The American relief administration in Stavropol’s Caucasus region has altered a child feeding kitchen menu after Turkomen objections over hog fat and non sectarian staff. Parents accepted the changes and the agency now uses employees acceptable to the community.
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American Relief Administration
Russia
Caucasus
Stavropol
Law and Moral Regeneration Dismiss Vice Saying
A quip contrasts law with vice noting law never kills vice and only moral regeneration can eliminate it. It argues true fix lies in personal reform rather than repression.
Lookout for Self Excerpt Reflects Neighborly Love
The fragment quotes a moral line urging love for others, noting there is no instruction to diminish self love. It presents a reflective tone on ethics and interpersonal duty.
Selecting Sounds for Wireless Transmission
A notice describes selecting certain sounds for wireless transmission while other signals from the same source are suppressed. The headline notes a method to filter audio outputs for clearer communication.
Milk for the young calf feeding guide
The calf needs only very delicate whole milk after five weeks. Increase feed to 18 to 20 pounds daily. Wean at six months if good hay and grain are provided. earlier weaning is possible with proper forage.
Dairy Cows Rest Between Drying and Freshening
Farmers are advised to give dairy cows six to eight weeks rest between drying and freshening. The period allows cows to regain body condition and flesh and to emerge in good physical shape for lactation.
Organize a cooperative dairy sire program locally
Proposes forming a community co operative bull association to share real dairy sires over the next few years. Suggests lower costs and wider access to top genetics through pooled ownership and coordinated use.
Strong Constitution Needed for Cattle as Continuous Producer
A livestock report stresses that a cow cannot be a maximum continuous producer without a strong constitution. It notes the link between constitution and sustained yield in dairy herds.
Create Better Market Using Pure Bred Sires
Breeders urged to improve livestock markets by using pure bred sires to raise superior stock. The call emphasizes quality genetics to boost herd value and market demand through improved breeding practices.
On His Honor in a Married Man’s Letter Echo
A quip from the Richmond Dispatch comments that a married man clings to his honor and a mailed letter kept in his pocket endures as a lifelong task or temptation, reflecting social satire on discretion and truth.
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Richmond
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Baby Laxative
An old advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for sick babies and children. It claims to soothe the stomach, start the liver and bowels, and to contain no narcotics while warning to insist on the genuine product to avoid counterfeits.
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California
No Man Realizes Promptly He Is a Failure or Success
A philosophical reflection notes that awareness of failure often lags behind recognition of success. The observation suggests people rarely perceive themselves clearly in terms of achievement or setback, prompting introspection on self-perception and humility.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Safe White Clothing
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue keeps fabrics white as snow without harming textiles and recommends it for all homes, noting it is available from all good grocers.
If the victim finds humor in a prank it is justifiable
A practical joke is considered justifiable only when the recipient perceives it as funny. Otherwise the act may be viewed as improper or harmful, underscoring the role of consent and reception in judging a prank.
Doctor Pierce's Vegetable Medicines heralded for proven purity
Across the nation people seek pure remedies and trust Dr. Pierce's blends. R V Pierce M D, a Buffalo physician, created Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription from health herbs and roots once used by Indians. His reputation supports the tonics and system builders offered by the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
M. D
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