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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
11
Dear Dorothy Dix offers guidance to a 27 year old fiancé separated by 200 miles about postponing marriage, longing, and maintaining romance with letters and visits. The column notes a sense of longing, misaligned expectations, and urges continued courting to sustain engagement.
Printed Pattern 9351 offers an easy dress with a wide swirling skirt for girls ages 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10. Includes simple directions and suggests 24 yards of fabric for size 6. Send 35 cents with name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau, The Daily Review, New York. Fox first class mail add 5 cents.
Archie Vanderpool, a truck driver and local strongman, plans to lift a car on his back with a special harness to surpass Olympic records. He claims to lift 1740 pounds from the ground and aims to hold the car aloft before lowering it. Vanderpool, 230 pounds and 51 inch chest, lives with his parents and trains by moving heavy railroad sections and pushing trucks, seeking fame as the world’s strongest man.
A historical note explains that vast quantities of orange lemon and grape fruit peels are now sold to drug companies for medicines. It describes capillaries as branches of arteries linked to veins and notes that capillary networks could circle the globe multiple times if stretched, with activity affecting their behavior.
An old illustrated cartoon depicts a tree whose branches alternate between opening to full spring bloom and swiftly turning skeletal. The piece suggests life substances move from blood into tissues and nails, mentioning capillaries and white meats, alongside references to thrombosis diabetes and high blood pressure.
Christening of Fred William Gardiner, son of Mr and Mrs Norrie Gardiner at Hope Lutheran Church in Washington Manor, officiated by Rev William Gronow. After service a buffet was held at the Gardiner home for 10 adults and 15 children, including the godparents Arthur Chick of San Lorenzo, Sam Wilcox of Zongrin Street, and Lloyd Wagner Jr of Via Teresa.
The Daily Review advertises a new Needlecraft book with 71956 patterns for 32-inch directions and laundry shoe bag doll projects. Readers are urged to send 25 cents to Carol Curtis at Box 225 Madison Station New York to receive the book and designs.
PORTLAND Rose Festival drew hundreds of thousands along the 4.4 mile parade route as floats and bands rolled through the streets. Winners included the Rose Festival queen and favorites from Vancouver Washington and Seattle Seafair with multiple sponsors and community events listed across the week.
Puzzle hints show scattered items like Greek poet Liweisakia and river in quotes. The text lists fragmented clues with numbers, mixed languages, and garbled segments, resembling OCR damage on a crossword puzzle page with stray names, terms, and references.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hebrew month and a goddess of discord, with scattered phrases about the ocean bed and unfeeling behavior, lacking coherent events or identifiable people.
A social media post by a user named Wilbert claiming all booster shots are useless and that germs cannot hurt him drew swift criticism from health advocates and readers who urged vaccination and responsible sourcing of medical advice.
Edward J. O'Brien, a visiting resident of Kensington, Connecticut, was arrested early morning after entering a street intersection and bathing with a wash rag and a pail of water. Police reported the incident as a public disturbance involving nude conduct.
Birth notices from Eden Hospital record a baby boy born to Hanward Toane and a second birth among several listed families including Cummings, Genyes, Moriart, Ward and others on June 7 and June 8 in Oaklnd Castro Valley Haywasch Marearc. The notice shows multiple family names and places.
In a column by JEAN H SELIGMANN and LEVINE MD the writer notes that youngsters can engage in numerous activities beyond academics. The piece emphasizes hands on learning and the value of participation in school life.
At a state funded school housed in a former private hospital, disabled youths earn diplomas amid living quarters and therapies. The eight story campus combines doctors, teachers, therapists, and social workers to foster independence. Graduation day featured sunshine, with Dr Otto Bettag offering personal congratulations to graduates.
A fragmented Eden Hospital register lists patients hospitalized on June 7 and undergoing tonsillectomy on June 8. Names include Debra Tooltie, Shir Wh Avenue Hayward, Michael Wlonds, Irene Oretta, Barbara Palmer, San Lorenzo residents, Karen Burgpel, Linda Escobar, Jeanne Hi Lig Asyen, Ronie Duda, Janicec, Wanda Lons.
The fragment discusses preparing advance notices for society events. It notes details needed include event name date time place and a contact telephone number. It emphasizes senders should be addressed and items dated not earlier than three weeks before the event.
Some cuttings root in water while most root in damp coarse sand. A rooted cutting should not be over-rooted. Begin in a two inch pot and move to a larger one as the plant grows.
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