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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
2
A historical reflection argues education as the key to gender equality, challenging views that women belong in domestic roles. It cites Defoe’s Crusoe and imagines a female protagonist cast ashore, highlighting enduring debates on women’s rights and intellectual potential.
The article reviews many compulsory auto insurance bills failing to progress. It cites the Committee of Nine’s report arguing such laws won't prevent crashes and may boost state insurance. Edson S. Lott advocates accident prevention as the sole effective remedy and warns against palliatives that worsen traffic danger.
Farmers should note the decline in wheat prices and plan their crops accordingly. High prices earlier spurred overplanting, risking losses as a cheaper new crop arrives. Overproduction seems likely, pressuring prices below the true value of wheat.
The American Silver Producers' Association formed to promote the silver industry and a Senate Gold and Silver Inquiry Commission aims to popularize silver use in currency, industry, and arts. They seek better marketing methods and trade with silver-consuming countries to support one of the nation's greatest assets.
A collage of brief newspaper snips notes weather, real estate, and service remarks. It mentions a cyclone in the East, a tornado in Illinois, Des Moines Register reference, and Columbia Record quips about housing trends with amenities but not rent.
Radio schedule lists 6:45 p.m. final readings and weather updates, 7:15 p.m. golf lesson, then 3 act drama Cappy Ricks adapted from Peter Kyne by Edward Rose, produced by KGO Players with Wilda Wilson Church directing and Arion Trio providing music. Dance music follows overnight by Henry Halstead at Hotel St Francis.
A collage of light items and humor notes from a 20th century office page. Jokes on crosswords, shop window danger, and drunken pranks mix with brief ads and chatter about editors, radios, concerts, and a Rotarian cartoon gag. Notables include Frank's Electrical Advice and a quip about editors motto.
KNX broadcasts reveal a campus night lineup from 6:30 to 13 hundred hours with programs on studio talk security business feature and Abe Lyan's Cocoa Nut Grove Orchestra from 11 to 12. The schedule lists student listeners and a campus focus for the evening.
Radio listings show KLX Oakland from 7 to 7 30 pm with weather forecast and market news. Evening silent segment followed by studio program featuring Dining Room Bars with Peggy MacDonald on piano. Dance music by Paul Kellis Orchestra runs to 10 pm with intermission by Chas D Love and Hazel McDaniels.
Radio station KHJ Los Angeles outlines today’s lineup with weather news and market briefings. Program segments include a 3 p m concert and 5 30 p m market reports plus children stories and entertainment features through the evening.
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