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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1963
Page
13
Fragmented crossword clues reference a Sunday puzzle with hints like Coveted tile and Boca Pay plist. Several entries mention numbers, names, and places such as Lake and Tatler, while other lines read like garbled shorthand for various clues and down entries.
A pet doctor explains colic across species noting how digestive traces differ between horses and other animals. Overfeeding poor quality feed and dehydration trigger cramps. Inflammation from poison or improper food causes pain and remedies target removing the cause rather than one universal treatment.
A veterinarian notes that poison from rats can harm the cat’s liver and kidneys. If a distended abdomen and general emaciation appear, dropsy type symptoms may occur. Tests can identify organ damage and, with proper treatment, the cat may be saved.
In Huntersville North Carolina an AP report says physical fitness aids rehabilitation for prisoners. Wrestler Stephen Hammonds known as Chief Little Beaver discusses how improving fitness helps inmates become better men.
Obituaries list services for Richard Leela Swat 46 and H. M. Nystrom 84, both tied to local churches, with mourners including widows, children, and siblings. Other notices honor Alan Jeffris Sr. 88 and Henry Abel 77, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements at local chapels. Public notices reference donations to cancer fund and private cremation or burial pending.
A readable fragment notes East Bay writers Jack London and Joaquin Miller, their Oakland youth, and a vivid 19th century fire brigade parade through downtown Oakland to Broadway and Main Street. The account links London’s formative years to East Oakland and Alameda County, ending with London’s collapse after a riotous waterfront event and his enduring Bay Area ties.
Shirley and Bob Sloan describe Sydney Harbour from Circular Quay to Kings Cross. The piece notes the Harbor's scale, ferry views, and daily life around The Domain, with vivid scenes of light, ships, and the city’s multicultural edge shaping a vibrant harbor culture.
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