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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
9
Dorothy Dix answers reader questions about affections and promises during navy service. Aims to reassure Wesley and others that waiting for a partner requires mutual trust rather than pledges, advises against rigid rules, and suggests open communication as a path through distance and temptations.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple community drives including a 10 Rummage Sale on July 12 at St John s Hall San Leandro and a Guadalupe Center Bazaar on July 26. It mentions sponsors United Spanish War Veterans Club No 7 and Guadalupe Church with refreshments and benefit programs. Names include Betty Bastett Fort and Russell Chey.
Washington reports researchers at the Agriculture Department test oilproof as well as waterproof cottons. If practical and affordable, these fabrics could transform home making by eliminating grease stains from work clothes and aprons, reducing kitchen splatter marks, and easing upholstery cleaning.
Urban source reports that eliminating farm accidents saves farmers about 20 days of work and 40 dollars annually in hospital and medical costs. The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics urges servicing and adjusting machinery before use. Tractors account for roughly 73 percent of accidents. stop fully and disengage gear before getting off or cranking.
Oakland reports Blue Cross inaugurated an international private wire system linking hospitals and nonprofit plans in 86 cities in the United States and Canada. The 18,000 mile network, leased from Western Union, will cut notification time to minutes and serve more than 54 million members, with annual savings estimated at $500,000.
Wisconsin Conservation Department contracted with a Vancouver firm to spray 170000 acres of forest land for jack pine budworms after a test showed 95 percent mortality in treated areas. Seven tri motor airplanes will be employed in the effort.
The fragment shows a crossword puzzle with scattered clues and strange word fragments such as LaYoung bon ine rem eh chloride and 34-Cripplen. It lists entries like Vi ibol for tenurtom and 2G-Pallinte sT with several mis-typed or jumbled hints including a $5 a month rate for Cape Verde and references to a Southwestern area.
A garbled OCR style text lists odd numbers and phrases such as Confederate general Shade and River In Wales, with references to soldiers, a cotton cot, and various coded words. The fragmentary lines resemble a cryptic crossword style historiography, lacking clear narrative or single event.
Printed Pattern 9225 features half sizes 14 through 26 with a graceful skirt and easy bodice tucks for a flattering fit. Directions are on pattern parts and fabric guidance is listed. To order, send 35 cents with name address and size to Pattern Bureau, The Daily Review, Box 42, Old Chelsea Station, New York.
Eden Hospital July 1 list includes patients from Hayward Oakland San Leandro and San Lorenzo. Names Patricia Widener Sandra Harrington Sharon Block Donna Pacheco Jeanine Fimentel Marilyn Steven Petergon plus addresses appear in fragmented form.
While over 80 million pounds of chewing tobacco are used yearly in the United States, public emphasis on its health effects lags behind cigarettes. Chewing tobacco raises pulse rate by 6 to 13 beats per minute, elevates blood pressure, lowers skin temperature in extremities, and can worsen peripheral vascular disease. A ballistograph shows increased heart thrust about 15 minutes after chewing, with nicotine absorbed more per chew than in cigarettes.
A judge suspended a $25 fine for an 81-year-old motorist after noting 60 years without any prior accident in a minor mishap case in Plymouth New Hampshire.
Births listed from Eden Hospital include multiple newborns on July 1 and June 30. Names include Dobbins a girl, Meek a girl, Round a girl, Poitra a boy, Rice a boy, Green a boy, Fareway a girl, Row a boy, Hoffschneider a girl, and Smith two girls, with associated street addresses in Castro Valley Oakland and San Lorenzo.
A needlework promotion offers Pattern 7139 Transfer of butterfly apron 1544x20 inches in color with directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York. Include name address and pattern number. Reader bonus: two free patterns and a 1957 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book offer.
A 9 year old girl in a three child family shows jealousy after her father’s death. The aunt explains middle child syndrome and suggests she needs consistent love and signs of being valued. Do not overly spoil. give real affection and equal attention to all children.
Madison report notes state Senator Robert Travis, who also runs a Platteville cleaning business, relies on a part time helper to keep shop when he travels to Madison. The helper earns more for tending shop than the senator does for legislating.
Bay Area residents and out of town couples apply for marriage licenses including IFARIE Bold and Faris in Berkeley and San Leandro, HALLETT-FISHER in San Lorenzo, LOPEZ-MARTINEZ in Livermore, TAYLOR-HOCHSTETTER in Castro Valley, WILLIAMS-HAID pairing Pleasanton and Lodi, BROWN-REPP in Hayward and Oakland, and several other couples across Alameda and surrounding counties with mailing addresses listed, plus notes on related contracts and lease plans by WILLETT-HASKELL and PRICE-HARTFORD in regional notices.
Island’s 1782 chariot, built in Philadelphia for John Brown of Rhode Island, to receive a new blue and yellow finish with gold accents. Clifford P. Monahan, director of the Historical Society, calls the restoration a major milestone as the artifact returns in compact period dress.
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