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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
2
President Coolidge proclaims Forest Week from April 27 to May 3 and urges action to begin future forest growth now. He warns of national obligation to save forests, advocates legislation, and calls families and schools to teach preservation and prevent fires while driving through wooded areas.
California Dairy Council findings show cotton oil interests dwarf oleomargarine buyers. Cotton governors protest a California oleomargarine tax that would harm an industry minor to national cotton oil use. Dairymen spent 38 million dollars on cottonseed products last year while oleo makers bought under 2.5 million in cottonseed oil.
An excerpt debates money as a mover of progress and as a motive for invention. It weighs whether wealth fuels invention or if problem solving drives advancement, noting money can enable good and evil but should serve rather than rule. The piece cites Edison, Bell, Gutenberg, the Wrights, and broader motives.
A collage of quips, character sketches, and snippets from a local page. Baseball style banter, a jailed pipe repair joke, marital woes via telegraph, and social commentary on crime and manners appear in turn. The pieces feature diverse voices and casual humor reflective of everyday life.
Principal E D Bristow reports a month long half pint milk and graham cracker diet for Niles school children has boosted health and interest in diet at home. Attendance has risen as truancy drops and teachers note better school work. Bristow praises legislative action to fund feeding programs.
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