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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
2
A political editorial argues work is essential for leisure and social welfare. It cites Edison’s claim that success demands effort, contrasting it with a weary sign-wearer to suggest that happiness lies in hard work and that success reduces reliance on state aid.
The essay argues advertising shapes daily life driving purchases from hats to clocks. It cites nature as a model for spring scrubbing and protective foliage. California leads in curb appeal, praising bright homes and tidy roadsides while urging further progress for beauty and personal satisfaction. Pacific Press.
A subscriber laments radio schedules that start after farm work and keep a tired farmer awake. He describes a night of market reports weather and dry news followed by lectures solos and finally jazz when the house is ready for sleep.
An editorial compares Roman road costs with modern American highway construction. It argues using existing gravel and macadam roads as a base allows asphaltic concrete surfacing to cover nearly six miles per cost of a Roman mile. The California Highway Commission plan would serve six times as many people and miles with a durable result.
A collage of quotes from newspapers notes driving craziness and the value of good writing in magazines. It contrasts a driver’s madness with ad writers shaping cheap magazines and hints at the Wall Street Journal’s distant prose.
A station airs Children's hour at 6 30 p m Ye Towne Cryer and Amusement Information at 6 25 p m Then States Restaurant orchestra under Waldemar Lindd 6 30 to 7 p m Rudy Selger's Fairmont Hotel orchestra 7 to 7 30 p m Studio program by Conn Band Instrument Co Reg Code director 8 30 to 9 30 p m Organ recital by Theodore J Irwin Soprano solos with organ accompaniment 9 30 to 10 p m Art Gilliam The Whispering Pianist 10 to 11 p m Johnny Buick's Cabiria na
KGO Oakland presents Aunt Betty Stories and KGO Kiddies Klub from 1:38 to 6 p m. Final reading stock reports weather 5 F produce news baseball scores and items. 5 p m miducational program Music Arion Trio address American Forest Preservation Week at University of California. 16 p m to 1 a m Henry Halstead orchestra and soloists dance music from Hotel St Francis San Francisco.
KFI Los Angeles airs Herald news at 6 30 p m followed by MacDaniels amusements at 6 31 p m. A radiatorial period runs 6 45 to 7. Los Angeles Herald presents 7 to 8 p m with Tilda Rohr and Zither quartet. 8 to 9 p m features the Los Angeles Philharmonic Cello Quartet and Virginia Flichri. 10 to 11 p m Examiner program wraps the night.
KFOA Seattle airs a day’s lineup from 12:45 p.m. to 11 p.m. including Luncheon program Afternoon at Home Concert arces tra Studio programs weather forecast and news. The Protective Order of Lake Merritt Ducks holds its regular weekly meeting at 9:45 p.m. to 11 p.m. local time.
A San Francisco studio program runs from 5:30 to 7:50 pm featuring hits and program segments for Patrons Corporation. The schedule emphasizes popular tunes and local engagement through a music and talk format.
In a quirky recap from San Francisco dated April 25, fans recount a local baseball match where Bus Knightly and Oswill shine as stars. The piece weaves between playful banter, marital jests, and social gossip, noting substitutions and audience antics after the game.
KGW Portland airs a children's program at 6 p m and a dinner concert organ recital by Frederick W Goodrich from Public Auditorium at 6 15 p m. A markets weather news bulletin and police reports follow at 7 15 p m with long distance reception silent after 4 o'clock.
Associated Boys Council led by H B Wright hosts International Boys Week events in Los Angeles. The studio program runs until 4 p m with a 10 p m dance featuring Hickman’s Orchestra and performances.
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