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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1952
Page
7
A guide to free flowering plants suitable for coast gardens with minimal care. Highlights include begonia semperflorens, petunias, ageratum, sweet alyssum, nasturtium, salvia splendens, verbena, calendula and gaillardia, noting they bloom most of the year in mild zones and need little maintenance, with occasional aphid control.
Roses require regular care in hot weather with careful watering and feeding. Water deeply through the soil to saturate to about 6 to 8 inches, avoiding surface drying. Use porous mulch around the base to keep moisture even and prevent washout, and remove dead growth to encourage healthy blooms.
Oakland visitors marvel at a world of tropical flora in a city exposition. The display showcases orchids, caladiums, ferns, and Calceolaria amid glasshouse conditions, emphasizing home cultivation, shading, and climate control for vibrant results.
An obscure report notes a Mills College chaplain appearing at a local event. The fragmentary text mentions Hill and Valley, a Monday gathering, and references to a memorial and witnesses, but key details are unclear.
The department awarded a contract valued at $209000 for the construction and painting of an upper deck seating and bridge work. The project, funded by span bonds, advances the toll bridge authority’s maintenance program and marks the initial contract issued today.
A dense OCR style Radio Log lists numerous station codes and show notes for Saturday and Sunday programs. It mentions various news, music, and church segments, plus multiple anchors and times across many stations, with sporadic program titles and featured segments. The entry reads like a station grid of names, times, and program identifiers.
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