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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
2
Observers press forestration of California timber lands as forests shrink due to lumbering and fires. Since wood cannot be replaced easily, cultivation of timber crops is urged to preserve supplies for future generations, paralleling the decline of wild hay and wood across the country.
A returning couple Dr Arthur L Piper and his wife express shock at American women's clothing after years in the Belgian Congo. They recount teaching Masumba natives to wear trousers and long skirts and face ridicule when their own attire is questioned. The piece quips that if African delegates come here to enforce modesty, turnabout may be fair play.
The Department of Agriculture reports that American farmers earned 12.126 billion dollars for their products in the year ending June 30. It notes profits have risen, nearly a billion more than the prior year, while stressing love of land, creative work, and independence as core farmer values.
A pragmatic argument asserts that disability does not determine success. Examples include Homer, Pilgrim's Progress author, Edison, Beethoven, Aristotle, Chopin overcoming illness or impairment. The piece asks readers to evaluate their own handicap as a rein or spur to greatness.
City officials debate separating from Hiicois as a wave of crime looms. The preview note suggests political turmoil and hints at possible Will Rogers governor talk while editors ponder custody of the crime issue. Davenport Democrat and Detroit News snippets frame the unsettled mood.
A collection of local witticisms and notes retorts about public morals, fashion, and society. The column mentions Chicago selecting a perfect boy, jokes about hats, Volstead busts, and everyday quirks from residents like Alma Shirley and Rev. Josiah Dani.
The text contrasts breads made with milk and without, declaring milk bread the loaf of highest nutrition, sweetest flavor, and smooth white grain. It presents a general endorsement of milk-based bread as superior.
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