Surfing and feasting define native Hawaiians life
The piece compares surfing at Waikiki to baseball in the United States, noting Hawaiians excel in the water and locals ride boards for quarter mile waves. It describes canoe surfing, luau customs with flower leis, and leisure as a cultural hallmark alongside Japanese and Chinese labor in sugar fields.
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Hawaii
United States
Honolulu
Hilo
Aikiki
Stockholm
Waikiki
Kamehameha
Rica
A Romance Begins From a Bachelor Girls Club Initiation
In a small town a Bachelor Girls Club initiates new applicant Alice Rice by proposing marriage to James Morse’s butler. Alice confesses, but the butler is actually Gordon Morse, the master's son returned from college. He recognizes her, offers escort, and a romance blossoms between two familiar townsfolk.
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Carrie Thom
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Alice Rice
Mary Dean
Alice
James Morse
James
Gordon Morse
Terest
Mr. Morse
Gordon
New York Gift Funds First War Cripples Re-education School
A philanthropist’s gift to the Red Cross funds the nation’s first school to re educate crippled soldiers. The institute offers an employment bureau for cripples, training in industry and commerce, and research and public education departments. It argues for early, brain plus brawn training to reduce dependence on hands and meet rising needs as the war continues.
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New York
The
Red Cross
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