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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1938
Page
3
A health column notes most bad breath originates in the mouth rather than the stomach and urges thorough mouth cleaning. It explains mouth tissues supply body materials and praises simple daily hygiene as a pleasant, healthful habit.
A health notice explains that neglecting teeth leads to decay, foul breath, and stomach issues. It stresses that decayed food particles foster germs, linking mouth health to overall well being and urging regular home dental care and periodic dentist visits.
A compact guide gives practical steps for durable furniture care and odor control. It notes an end table with a plastic top resists water alcohol lighted cigarettes and heat. It suggests drying towels before damp storage to prevent mildew and souring. An orange peel on the stove reduces cooking odors. A raw potato with baking soda clarifies bacon fat.
The appellate division ruled the handbill ordinance constitutional. Judge Wrankin A. Grit and Municipal Judge Thevers Minklu presided over the sustaining decision. Defendants Ann Jones and Lee Soret faced conviction in the case.
Frieda Miller, close friend of Secretary Frances Perkins, was named Administrator of New York State's Fair Labor Standards Law by Governor Lehman. The 48 year old former head of the Bureau of Women in Industry will enforce hours, wages and safety laws, balancing union and nonunion rights. She studied at the University of Chicago, worked with Hull House founder Jane Addams, and spoke of a big demanding job ahead with enthusiasm.
Stubborn rust stains on white porcelain can often be removed by rubbing with a clean cloth saturated with kerosene. After the stain disappears wash with strong suds to remove the kerosene odor, rinse with clear water and dry.
The rubber rolls of the wringer may be made to look like new if wiped off with a cloth wet with gasoline.
For cycling she wears a bale silk linen outfit with a jumper top embroidered in Ayrotean colors. Her hair is kept tidy with a blue and white silk bandana tied about her head.
A court opinion discusses arrests related to distributing handbills and the improper handling of related bylaws. The document explains the rationale behind enforcing sidewalk and public space rules during political outreach.
Venice is described as a city on 17 islands with a population of 260000. It is crossed by 150 canals serving as highways and connected by 378 bridges. The text highlights the unique urban layout and infrastructure.
The article notes a record high average laying rate for hens amid rising feed costs and improving weather. It cites production estimates of about 60,000 eggs per minute day and night and mentions wholesale price trends and government relief stock changes.
Berkeley report on a newly unearthed Yokuts burial find near Knightsen. A bear skeleton with shell offerings was excavated by UC Berkeley anthropologists and Sacramento Junior College staff at the Hotchkins Mound site. The discovery, first of its kind, sheds light on Yokuts culture and burial customs.
Fire Chief Manuel G. Riggs cited the Tuesday blaze that destroyed David Pea’s home on Second Avenue and damaged several properties as proof of the need for firebreaks before the dry season. He warned about a dozen residents to clear vacant lots and reduce fuel on outlying properties to prevent further fires.
In San Francisco, operations at wholesale warehouses restarted following a mediation by the Committee of Arbitration. The accord between distributors and workers aligned schedules for wholesale goods including groceries and nonfood items. Seamen’s involvement helped speed recovery as warehouse activities resumed at the wholesale district.
Hudson, a professional at Berkeler Cali Tennis Club, alleged Monday the 18 association had intimidated his pupil and protege. His attorneys were studying the matter and he said he must sue. He claimed five years and much of his own money aided Kevacs and Iv ia Hake in the recent season.
Mrs Flaniet Lutz widow of John Poona eetincab curency ab rcerdent of Hayward died in Los Angeles after attending funeral services. The Collins family of Calvary Center with long ties to the area and stock exchange circles mourns as details of his passing emerge.
Mrs Harriett W Shrader of Massachusetts confirms the death of Jerry Dee Shrader a former Hayward resident. He left his wife and two daughters in California and was survived by two sisters Mrs B M Ger lauk of North Herd Nebraska and others. The Shrader family moved to Seavhuscus near Hayward earlier and had lived there for two years. He was connected with a van e business and his birth place Marysville.
Modesto and nearby counties warn of an oversupply of agricultural labor. State officials relief agencies and agricultural authorities say migrants should avoid the area for work. Large unemployment among seasonal farm workers ends prospects for full employment as drought cripples crops and relief outlays rise.
Alameda County fire chiefs plan a Wednesday Centerville meeting to draft a countywide ordinance extending jurisdiction to unincorporated areas. The Alameda County Firemen’s Association, about 250 members, seeks formal submission to supervisors and an August 23 Pleasanton barbecue hosted by Chief Lethaia.
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