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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1957
Page
7
A reader writes about a long distance relationship ending in disappointment after her boyfriend boasts during a visit. Dorothy Dix explains his behavior shows immaturity, urges forgiveness, and notes his loneliness. Other questions cover secret engagement, financial readiness, and choosing a partner with stable plans.
An old fashioned girl motif boosts modern linens with cutwork designs. Pattern 1015 transfers two motifs for 24 inch work, with distractions for cutwork. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing for each pattern to The DAILY REVIEW Household Arts Dept. Send name address and pattern number. Free patterns and Alicé Brooks Needlecraft Book Zor offer with 25 cent copy request.
Puzzle clues tumble with misspellings and garbled words. Readable items hint at cryptic style across a crossword grid. Names and terms are obscured but suggest common puzzle themes and letterplay.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a track event with mentions of vehicles and names. Key entities appear as Sevier, Ethippian, McCrony, and Revelline, alongside numbers and track terms. The garbled source yields a brief, unclear racing context.
A vintage ad for Printed Pattern 9130 Half Sizes 144 to 1843, 20 percent, with directions on each part. Encourages nimble sewists to create smooth slimming style with 38 inch fabric. Requests coin payment and mailing to Pattern Bureau Daily Review New York.
San Francisco area totals show 1.094 million last month, a 2.6 percent rise from July a year earlier, with shipments and employment up in the Bay Area. Chicago notes a 2.1 percent July gain in activity, while U.S. fertilizer output reached 3.3 million tons with two thirds used for fertilizer.
A Chicago panel of hospital experts calls for returning to old fashioned scrub-up principles of Lister to combat rising ost operative infections. They blame over dependence on antibiotics and note resistant bacterial strains, longer operations, and older patients as contributing factors.
Residents note Herb Guth’s 1915 Ford with three doors and kerosene lights. His farm junk yard houses several other relics in varying restoration stages.
Milton Levine M D answers a reader about twin children five years old who nap poorly and wake after two hours. He cautions parents about overpermissiveness and recommends a calm bedtime routine and gradual independence. He suggests keeping doors open and a quiet story to ease the transition and eventual removal of bottles.
CORVALIS Oregon the dean of agriculture at Oregon State College says America needs fewer conventional farm hands but thousands more trained workers for farm related jobs. He notes college graduates have bright opportunities in agricultural fields despite fewer actual farm workers required to grow food and fiber.
In Chico Hills New Mexico residents join a meteorite study group led by University of New Mexico staff. Caterpillar Tractor Co awards 20 and 15 year pins to San Leandro workers as the plant notes service emblems.
Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser Jr warned Alameda County Crusade leaders that 80 health and welfare agencies face serious danger without stronger support. He spoke at a Thursday luncheon of 1100 business and industrial leaders, urging higher contributions as Gerber Products noted its workers also rely on Crusade services.
Berkeley plans a seven day intercollegiate football festival from Sept 16 to 21 led by the Berkeley Junior Chamber of Commerce. Highlights include the Parade of Lights on Shattuck Avenue Sept 20, the Miss Football of 1957 coronation ball Sept 19, and the Cal Hommie- Soutaces Methodist game at Memorial Stadium Sept 21. Beauty queens from 18 colleges compete for Miss Football. the event draws over 250000 spectators.
Joseph Perreira of 972 Castro Street and Sean Leandro along with Mrs. Stanley Wasi tik of 3096 Middleton Street in Oakland are listed among ten year employees in a local employment roundup.
Oakland lines up three promotions in the county probation department led by chief Lorenzo Burkley. William L Henrikson of Castro Valley becomes senior deputy in adult probation. PY Wolfe of Berkeley rises to Delinquency Prevention Consultant and Deputy Grade II. Thomas R Tyron of Oakland advances to Probation Officer II and will oversee the central index while serving as referee in police citation hearings.
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