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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
9
Community column urges broader support for the Native Sons of the Golden West parade float in Lan ge eUUSU September Jubilee. Backers include Sue Hayward Parlor and RGval Whmvers, with calls for shared funding to ensure a proper float and broad civic visibility.
Rhode Island officials push 35 mph speed cap on busy highways. State police enforce the limit as officials call it safe and sane. Cities and towns back the plan emphasizing efficient highway use and careful driving to reduce costly accidents and nonsense.
A national League for the Abolition of Capital Punishment announces founders including Senator Royal S. Copeland Warden Lawes Thomas Mott Osborne Dudley Field Malone Amos Pinchot Clarence Darrow Gilson Gardner Dr John Layner Holmes Frank P Walsh and Dr Raymond T Bye of the University of Pennsylvania The group plans to introduce a bill to abolish capital punishment in New York State and support anti death penalty campaigns nationwide with speakers organizers and literature Headquarters are at 7th Avenue New York.
A chaotic editorial snapshot mocks Mussolini and various fraternal groups while lampooning Prohibition enforcement. It ridicules talk of self-addressed leadership and suggests fanciful names for clubs, hinting at national discord and public weariness. The piece reflects a satirical, period voice critiquing governance and social groups.
A jumble of humorous lines and adages riffing on marriage insignia reformers and the inevitable folly of love. Pithy musings by various voices poke at opinions, politics, and human foibles with a carnival of misquoted proverbs and sly jests.
Newark Reverend and Mrs Paxton are vacationing with friends in San Anselmo. Mr and Mrs Fred Reider of Heyward have leased the Reid home and will establish their future residence in the city. Miss Viola Allen of Livermore spent the weekend as guest of Miss Gladys Bearden.
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