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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
2
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts a supposed CATARRH cure called SNUFFLES, claiming dramatic relief, permanent cure, and a cheap price. The long promotional text lists ingredients, dosage, and ordering details, with references to Edwin Company and Philadelphia addresses, while mixing poultry notes and miscellaneous society items.
An advertisement for the Home Gold Cure promises a painless at home remedy for alcohol addiction. It claims no toxic doses and asserts a positive cure with a one dollar price, offered by Ewin Giles & Company of Philadelphia, with testimonials and price comparisons to other remedies.
A discussion on how university scholars and administrators increasingly guide public affairs. Notable figures like Seluenun, Worcester, Jordan, Low, Eliot, Wadley, Angell, Northrup, and others are cited for shaping policy, education, and civic leadership, highlighting the era’s shift in prestige and influence away from strictly academic circles to national public service.
A tangled murder plot unravels involving McArthur and Dotson in Deer Lodge Montana. The plan aimed to kill witnesses and frame Percival Cullinane’s murder, with confessions and incentives tying Wyoming and Washington Gulch crimes. Dotson seeks clemency while recounting the scheme and linking others to the killings and a federal prison escape.
Fragments show a February notice stating a two dollar state poll tax for a citizen aged sixty or older, due at home or Court House. Includes garbled text about payment location and deadlines, with unclear references to local offices and methods.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the first Mondays in March and July, detailing assessor duties to collect state taxes and penalties for noncompliance. Wording includes threats of fines or imprisonment for evasion or failure to provide names.
A garbled notice to taxpayers lists dates and names in a disrupted text. It mentions a city office, recipients at an address, and a deadline, but the exact details and actions are unreadable due to OCR errors.
First Monday of March notice from the assessor in Kequantzarton cites corrections to the assessment roll for 18.. and lists dates, offices, and contact points. It directs residents to call at the assessor or treasurer for blanks and to obtain forms at local offices.
County Clerk Frank C. Jordan announces that all Alameda County voters must re register to vote in November under Chapter 3 Statutes of 1899. Re registration started January 1, 1902 and continues until forty days before the election. Affidavits must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies. Office hours are 9 AM to 5 PM daily. February 10, 1902.
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