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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
2
A garbled column blends notes on Venezuela, royal figures, labor tensions, and a court hearing. It references Uncle Bun, King of Saxony, Curie, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, with scattered mentions of Alaska boundary issues and international strain.
A report on a Saratoga Medical Association convention debate over a new salt solution treatment. Dr Cantley claims a gold needle delivery destroys bacteria and lowers body temperature, while critics warn the method risks harm and lacks independent verification.
A fragment from Milverton era notes discusses professional etiquette in legal advertising. It argues lawyers should be allowed to advertise their services openly to gain practice, especially for young practitioners, and questions a ban that favors established firms. The dialogue shifts to social scenes and a punchline about a girl’s mischievous fate.
A fragmentary historical discussion outlines proposals by Mr. Statlwerker of Silverton and Mr. Shadnecker for a redesigned flag. It notes centers on thirteen original states, twenty additional states, and later incorporations to symbolize unity while balancing artistic symbolism.
Alameda County voters must re-register to vote in the November general election. Names on the Great Register were canceled January 1, 1902, and re-registration began January 1 and will continue until forty days before the next election. Affidavits must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies, with the clerk’s office open nine to five daily until further notice.
Roosevelt's church, Grace Reformed, is described with notes on Rev Dr Schick, his pastor, and the church's identity distinguishing it from other Lutheran groups. The piece recounts aspects of the Pew and social circles tied to the president, plus anecdotes about colleagues, events, and a broader reflection on church life and Republican-leaning tendencies within religious groups.
An Austrian named Matitseh developed a machine to produce torchon lace by substituting jacquards, enabling rapid pattern changes. Nottingham lace makers fear French competition as Matitseh seeks buyers, with about £400,000 spent on experiments. Vienna papers herald a new era in lace production.
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