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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
3
A lyrical wartime sea poem recalls the sea, ships, and hills as a sailor turns from foam and reefs to seek home. The refrain Hark the Hill call echoes across the shore while distant ships fade, and the caller longs for land and kin.
A thief confronts Mrs Wytham in a locked room at Lord Mordon’s estate. After a tense standoff a staged escape fails, the intruder is captured by the lord, and the couple plan a fresh start with a farm managerial position for the thief, James Barrington Wytham.
London sessions hear a pork butcher appeal over a fined sausage sold as standard meat lacking boric acid. The case centers on what constitutes a sausage and whether a “commercial sausage” must be boric acid free. Judges and counsel debate ingredients and definitional scope amid the old world jury box quips.
A Malay painted scene shows a man and woman near a church steeple. They are very poor and dig potatoes to survive. The potatoes are small and, at sunset, a bell rings signaling prayer. They bow their heads and pray for bigger potatoes.
A brief note describes certain men who ooze 24 good story tellers yet fail to impress, hinting at a lighter, tongue in cheek assessment of local attributes and reputations.
A mishmash of etiquette tips and fashion advice on reading habits, hostessing, and personal grooming. It laments the fade of conversation and praises readers, urging women to cultivate books, charm, and decorum while offering scattered fashion and haircare guidance.
A terse guide describes opening umbrellas, inspecting joints, and applying oil to critical areas. It stresses wiping excess oil and removing any residue from the cover with gasoline, then repeating the process as needed for optimal protection.
An assortment of household tips and fashion ideas. It discusses women's education and social refinement, a mildew remedy using lime water and chlorine, dressmaking notes, wall paper finishing, a speech by Bishop Dosney on women’s suffrage, and practical homemaking projects like a shirt waist barrel and scalp tonics.
A reader asks how much to spend on umbrellas over a few weeks, noting children’s umbrellas wear out quickly. One umbrella now lasts as long as three previously did before adopting the new plan, prompting cost considerations.
A description of a green foutard featuring a rye of bydiog with fan plaits, white lik monsachan stock, and lacs. Edges are trimmed in dark green velvet ribbon and crocheted buttons. Four deep circular tucks shape the Nouse and sleeves. skirt pleats along a dotted border.
Fragmented OCR reports a UC faculty decision to add a household economics course in the coming summer session amid a tea engagement among students. A quoted English missionary Dr Meir notes women in Korea face coercion, while the text remains garbled and uncertain.
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