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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
2
The district opens deer season and urges caution as hunters, mostly men, risk shooting at rustles in bushes. Laws permit only bucks to be shot. misidentifying a man as game is a crime. Don’t shoot unless certain of the target and surroundings.
California celebrates its Diamond Jubilee with two interlocking events in September. Sacramento hosts the State Fair tie in to the anniversary while San Francisco opens the celebration at the State Fair. A monster parade across the Sacramento Valley counties accompanies the statewide revelry. The fair showcases agricultural arts commerce and industry reflecting California’s progress. The Berkeley Gazette notes the goal to engage all residents in the celebrations.
The Illinois proposal to delay marriage licenses for three days draws criticism. Proponents say it safeguards young women from hasty schemes, while opponents mock the idea and question its effectiveness against unsophisticated girls. A columnist notes the irony and challenges of such protective laws.
A collage of editorials from multiple papers lampoons education versus career choices in teaching. It cites go-getter attitudes and gas stations as symbols of modern life while mocking war plans and the ethics of conservation. The quotes mix humor with social critique across several cities.
A mosaic of wry lines and asides pokes at crosswords and dress design. The piece riffs on intellectual pretence and social mores, joking about culture clash and old world phrases. It blends quips about pensions, weathered jokes, and playful proposals from various writers.
The Christian Science First Church of Christ Scientist at 1128 announces Sunday school at 11 am and Sunday service at 11 am in August 1926 with subject Love. Testimonial meetings are Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Reading room at 1122 B Street open daily 11:45 am to 3 pm except Sundays and holidays invites all to attend services and visit.
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