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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1957
Page
15
Halfsizers Fashion's newest jumper pattern cut to fit shorter figures. Choose wool or crepe for the blouse with easy to sew printed directions. Send 1 pattern for 0 cents plus name and address to Pattern Bureau Daily Review New York.
In Castro Valley and Hayward addresses, names such as Steven Ruegnitz Glen Perry Therese Fre Lorenzo and others appear with elected officers Bence Bradley George Malone William Maxwell Patsy Ezra Everett Thistle Lloyd Schaff and Charles Russell. A note signed Anonymous mentions payment for a coloring crayon taken five years ago. Officers are to be installed Jan 3.
A garbled puzzle list presents across and down clues with numerous OCR errors. It includes entries like I Faluy, Marry, small shoots, parcels of land, Danish land division, and various mismatched tokens. The fragment mixes wordplay hints with misspelled terms and stray letters, offering no coherent puzzle solution.
New York reports a new electronic bottle cap detector that scans 410 soda bottles per minute. A sensing unit rings a bell when it detects an uncapped bottle passing through the device.
The ad claims a thrifty colon causes constipation and promotes Colonin as a dry to moistened, bulk boosting laxative. It asserts Colonin provides superior bulk without gas or cramping, safe for pregnancy, with a 60 tablet package priced at 98 cents. It also links exercise to colon toning.
Dorothy Dix recounts Doris's marriage marked by continual abuse and neglect. The couple married at thirteen and eighteen, with the husband failing to provide or protect the infant. Doris is urged to seek counseling, consider leaving, and pursue work training while preserving the child's welfare and her own future.
A reader asks about jealous friends and handling catty remarks from a girl with no beau. The response urges rising above the taunts and notes such remarks fade when ineffective. The page also includes a note about tonsillectomy patients at Eden and a separate Worried column offering career guidance for a high school graduate.
Registrations are being taken at the San Leandro High School office for the Winter Adult School starting January 6. Principal R. E. Bawden asks to send engraved cards for wedding gifts and thanks donors. Additional information may be obtained by telephoning La 84418.
Medical memo warns boric acid used in powders ointments and wet dressings has caused poisoning and deaths from accidental ingestion and skin contact. It notes safer alternatives exist and explains absorption risks and symptoms including vomiting abdominal pain diarrhea and mucous membrane congestion with skin peeling.
A reader questions etiquette for donor notes. Emily Post guidance favors a handwritten message alongside any card of thanks. An Air Force sale of surplus planes prompts a reader to seek Dorothy Dix's view and asks for problem letters with stamped self addressed envelopes.
Agricultural scientists at a Columbia meeting disclosed findings from chicken studies. At 94 degrees hens drank about 50 percent more water than at 65 degrees and laying rate dropped to 57 percent of normal at high temperature.
A mother reports her four year old son shows fear of new experiences, with vomiting and unhappiness around ferries and Halloween. A physician suggests he is a high strung child reacting to anxiety and excitement, advises calmer family dynamics, reduced pressure, and preparation through talking and play before events.
Birth announcements list multiple newborns by area and hospital with dates in December. Arnold Pedersen and Battin Ave area four girls. Frank Medeiros Locust etl December 9 a girl. Edward Shannon Plum eria Way December 8 a girl. Millian Baker 84th St December 3 a girl. Richard Cannizzareo 27 Chumalia St December 9 a girl. Perry Clark 2905 Barrett St December 9 a boy. Bernard Worthen Georgia Way December 9 a boy.
In Fremont Ohio 36 Lutheran ministers were asked how many hours they work weekly. The ministers reported an average of 60 hours per week while laymen estimated 64 hours. Both groups agreed on task priorities: preaching teaching and visiting the sick.
In Denver a station attendant, forced into a restroom by masked youths with a gun, managed to shout instructions on the cash register. The thieves fled after grabbing 3114 dollars while the machine remained unharmed.
Devotional needlework sample in simple stitches invites buyers to mail 35 cents for transfer 157419 and pattern T82 from The DAILY REVIEW Household Arts Dept New York. Include name address and zone. option to add 25 cents for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue with multiple crochet knitting embroidery and quilting designs.
Gov. George D. Clyde publicly urged traffic crackdown in Salt Lake City. The next day a city officer halted him for running a stop sign. Clyde paid a $10 fine at headquarters and praised the officer for alertness.
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