Sewer Plan Promises Major Improve ment This Fall
Secretary Burr announces the Lama Sanitary district will lay sewer pipes north of Maynard from Grove Way to San Lorenzo creek and along Poounil boulevard. Homeowners will cash fund the project, with some bonds to banks to finish the work. The Hayward Review calls it more than ordinary public benefit.
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E. Willard Burr
Hp Lama
Maynard
Grove Way
San Lorenzo Creek
Poounil Boulevard
Hayward Review
Uhis
Fayward Review
Ova Lonta
Bay
Southern Pacific Railway
History of heart beats and human lifespan noted
The fragment notes a claim that a normal person has a fixed number of heartbeats for life. It suggests that rest leads to a longer life while exertion wears out the heart sooner, and implies a relationship between heart rate and longevity.
Hayward Review’s Early Life and Its Carrier Legacy
A former owner C R Morgan recalls the Hayward Review’s 1898 origins. The paper grew with community effort, carrier boys rising to prominent roles, and many readers returning from war service. The Hayward Review has strengthened with time and aims to become a major metropolitan publication.
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Haywan Review
C. R. Morgan
le Life
Tayward Review
Carrier Boys
Fife
Morgan
Hayward
Haywamil Review
Hamburg 1912 Elilar Reflections And War Fears
A fragmentary diary entry describes Hamburg in 1912 with vivid contrasts to Oakland, detailing soldiers surrounding a hotel, a prince's visit, and park crowds. The writer contrasts German military readiness with impending global conflict and laments war’s toll, urging humanity to strive for peace amid cultural commentary and media critiques.
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Elilar
Hayward Review
Hamburg
Germany
Oakland
Golden Gate Park
Sol- Wiere
Iytland
America
Hamars
Bricons
Christ Cane
Prate OT
Cies
Fermans
Leiden
Coventry
T Maimburat
York Reparkel
Ward Wart
Ani
Uhey
Usal
Modest private savors a luxury car dream before war
A young private visits showrooms before WWII, bluffing as John D Rockefeller to test service at Cadillac. Experts predict postwar cars with 40 percent more power, new engines, variable speeds, air cooling, synthetic tires, and petroleum-based materials transforming auto design and production.
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Wes
Chase National Bank
John D. Rockerfeller
Hanré
Foc
Halph
A. Halloran
Standard
OY California Oi Company
Halloran
Bette
Millions From Children Livermore News
Estimates indicate that school children bought in the neighborhood of 30 million dollars worth of war bonds and stamps during the past school year. With two months of vacation ahead, the piece urges parents to continue encouraging purchases and saving, noting the children’s habit and suggesting they not abandon it in summer.
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Koren
Teb
Syver
Chen
Ceguhurty
Window broken by children prompts editorials and appeals
The Maynard Review denounces children pounding storefront glass on 7B street and urges parental talk to curb damage. A local veteran’s hospital stay is noted while the American Legion campaigns to collect old phonograph records to produce new ones for troops, with sailors and airmen abroad echoing the need for records to lift morale.
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Maynard Review
American Legion
American Légion
Leutenant
China
German Italian antagonism and war reports pace Sicily blitz
Washington letters sketch a growing German Italian rift as Sicily invasion tests unity while tank and air arms, fuel and politicians contend with production, strength, and strategy. Pacific war notes promise advances but warn of tougher, slower progress ahead.
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Pacific
Blood Tests Identify Swine Abortions Linked to Typhoid Mary
Sam Jopis discusses swine abortion linked to a Typhoid Mary type. About 2,300 blood samples from multiple herds in the state tested by the University of Minnesota College of Agriculture found roughly 10 percent reactors. Contagious abortion spreads via apparently healthy litters. the extension service outlines a testing and management program to prevent spread, including two negative tests six months apart for clean herds and cooperation with local veterinarians. Reactors should be fattened or isolated at farrowing, and after removal premises should be cleaned and disinfected.
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Fehold
Doe
Department of Anismal Pathology and Hygiene
University of Tsinnis College of Agriculture
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Ramie Fiber Industry Promises Growth in Gulf States
Florence C. Weed outlines ramie as a potential new U S industry once practical harvesting and spinning machines are developed. Ramie grows well in Gulf states with favorable yields in Louisiana and Florida. The crop has 3,000 years of Chinese use, and current U S work includes private, state, and federal research to mechanize production and weaving.
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Gulf States
Louisiana
Florida
China
Colon
United States
Privaty
State Agricultural Experiment Seasions
United States Department of Agrculture
Timber cutting guidance for farmers in pulpwood work
Guidance on selecting trees and marking cutting areas for efficient pulpwood harvesting. Emphasizes proper timber stand management, identifying trees to remove, and the importance of careful marking to ensure a productive forest and a good growing stock.
Church World and Second Streets Sunday Mass Schedule
Readable fragments list many local churches with pastors and service times. Includes Bethel, Castro Valley, Castro Valley Union, Community Ta tist, Church of the Nazarene, Eden Congregational, First Church of Christ, Foursquare Gospel, and more. Details cover Sunday schools, morning worship, evangelistic services, youth meetings, and evening services across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
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First Church OF Christ
Roventis
H Street
Foursquare Gospel Church
East Lath Street
Nova
Arte
Young
Grach RV
Lotheran Chorgh Qiace
Sota Arrenta
Wuelana
A. O. Nu
Young People's Society
Alu Srriely
Fellowelip Club
Metuodise
Second Streets
Gd. W. Winldry
Om Chiureh
Smile
Enworth Stague
Bening
Mount Eden Presbyterian Church
Hesperian Clyd
Mount Iden
Henry J. McCall
Bastar
Harlow Todgdon
Sunt
Elmaukst Fuld Gospel Mission
Atysat
Fred A. Atwell
Rocardensy
Myrtla Aven
Ogland Vhone Pwinonia
Bible Aclinol
Young Peonie
Church
In Our Mail Bag Prayer for Youth Visits Hospitals
The piece advocates youth and others visiting county hospitals to learn wisdom from the care of the aged and infirm. It urges temperance and humility, cites biblical passages to caution against pride, and notes a sentiment that treasure is not time but virtue.
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Tralth Kila
Ag TE Vist
Wospital
Cima
Paine
Arcounty
Heatue
Frank Chhdreter Moyward
Cale
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Donald Nelson
Ed Stettinius
Henry Wallace
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Sam Jopis
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Florence C. Weed
Ramie Fiber
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Foothi Blvd
Hoyt
Bethel
Toesilay
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Blvd
Strobridge Ave
Esktro Valley Union
Ridlon Ave
San Carlos
Gilbert F. Hoyt
Seah A
Community Tavtist Church
Andle
Ole Valley
Redwood Road
L. Vv. Biva
J. Morse Dryer
Dupanter
Oyner Circle
Churce
the Nazarent
Tevtha Jones
Robert Pitts
Agaistant
Leo
Eden Congregational
Cher Tirst
Altreett
Godfrey Matthews
Misa Rath Trace
Mies Biene Jogsen
Moralig Nimyer
Ia Ow
Pilgrim
Raph Anderson
Fuse Baptist
San Lorenzo
H. IL
Wyatt
Prem Methodist Chapel
East 7Th Street
Ashland
Fev
Meelduid and
Smalley
Later Day Saints
Cnurose Masopie
Owen L. Stewart
Telief Society
Salvation Arty
Atherton Streets
Cant
Clenton Tibby
Com
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Prew Hing
V2 Legion
Corps
My Young People
Suventh Day
Slossont Way
Montgomery Ave
Sanath School
Trinity Eticopal
Slaun Sts
T. Cecil Harris
Vient Moly
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