The Missionary Crowd and a Hawaiian Leper Tale
A vivid Honolulu reminiscence centers on Jack Kersdale, a multi millionaire planter, and his role amid Hawaii’s missionary legacy. The piece details leprosy deportations to Molokai, the blond singer Lucy Mokunul, and Kersdale’s nerve when rescuing a centipede in Dottie Fairchild’s hair, leading to a tense scene at the wharf and a dash to a doctor after a dramatic farewell.
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Hawaii
Mary Froom
Jack Kersdale
Isaac Kersdale
Stoddard
Dottie Fairchild
Keradate
Molokal
Molokai
Kersdale
Dottie
Dottie Pairchild
Keredale
Hervey
Board of Health
Kalibi
Honolulu
Iit- Ye
McVeigh
Georges
Kalihi
Kauai
Mr. McVeigh
Lucy Mokesul
Lucy Mokunul
Malahini
Lucy Mokunui
Wall
America
Royal Hawaiian Band
Boston Symphony
Uke
Lucy Mokunut
Tam
McVeleh
Lucy Mckunni
Dr. Georges
Lucy
Goodby
The Whip Commands Brutal Ride During Narrow Cart Chase
A driver pleads to drive faster as a distressed Kersdale insists he will pay any fine. The carriage sways and rattles around corners at a wide pace, while the muttered refrain I never knew echoes from the passenger.
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Kersdale
Subject Soon Disposed Of
An Indianapolis News commentary recounts a scene of two young people and two men in a car discussing war and politics. The piece mocks how their talk ignores serious matters, highlighting their self-satisfaction and evident boredom with outward polish and fashion.
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Indianapolis News
Candidate Looks to Campaign Stump in Bid for Support
A fragmentary quote shows a candidate planning a stump speech while seeking ways to engage voters amid unclear remarks. The text includes garbled phrases suggesting language or messaging issues and a parental or advisor interruption.
Raise Pigeons for Profit Paul Belden Advice
Suburban Life quotes Paul Belden on profitable squab keeping. Key points include dry well ventilated coops regular varied feed no more than fifty to sixty pairs per flock vermin control and clean nests. Use full blooded homers with proper mating for best flavor and returns.
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Paul Belden
Breeding Pigeons and Diet Effects on Squabs
Flying Homer Hen vanis is recommended by some breeders though cross mating offers few advantages. An exclusive winter diet of peas risks bowel troubles. Good healthy squabs come from well-mated stock and avoid inbreeding penalties such as crooked breast bones and cross beaks. January begins high aquaris demand with prices peaking from now to July.
Attention to fall hatched chicks and coop care
Fall hatched chicks need equal chance with spring ones and should live in a separate outdoor coop with air, food, water, and low roosts. Keep on high ground, clean, and not overcrowded to prevent illness. Do not use late-hatched birds as breeders until eighteen months old.
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Yale
Hawaii Net
Haleakala
von Tempsky
Kona
Lanai
Doctor Goodhue
Alfred Stuarter
Kerndale
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Europe
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Iim
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