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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
2
The Spark column discusses Hayward literature and the need for a well funded Chamber of Commerce. It argues that locals must support the Chamber financially to raise townspeople out of obscurity and enable creation of informative material for outsiders. Flores’ critique underscores the drive for better local publicity.
An official canvass confirms E. O. Webb and E. W. Burr elected to the Hayward district school board. They received credentials at the Friday board meeting. The Review lauds the district's strong interest in education and notes the new trustees face substantial responsibilities in guiding the school system.
President Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History argues modern children should gain from troglodyte upbringing. He says cave life fostered continual learning, art, and practical skills, urging giving kids half a chance to explore nature and imitate ancient crafts.
The Federation of Labor president calls industrial wars a result of denial of common rights. He urges both sides to see each other’s views and find common ground. Leading capitalists echo the idea of peaceful cooperation for industrial peace and prosperity.
A terse collection of quotations contrasts American editorial irony with international incident framing. It cites the Columbia Record on truth versus fiction and the New Haven Journal-Courier noting Spain’s Rift conflict while the Akron Press observes football replacing bullfights as popular culture.
A collage of light headlines and quips from a 19th or early 20th century humor column. Jokes include evolution satire, a stolen Rolls Royce, a constitutional amendment idea, and wry observations on common sayings and social behavior.
In San Leandro on April 3 Charlie Souza a noted real estate dealer faced domestic chores when his wife went to Honolulu. He delayed washing dishes until Sunday night then a cable arrived Wednesday declaring April Fool causing a rush of chores and a final joke.
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