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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
2
The piece contrasts speed worship with a Louisville preacher’s critique. It notes rapid transit stirs nerves and leaves little time for culture, worship, or relationships while praising mental activity and thoughtful stillness as a remedy.
In Sing Sing prison a drowning boat sank near shore as guards and prisoners faced a crisis. Sergeant Mollitore chose four volunteers to brave the yard’s fence and rescue the four in the boat, who were brought back safely amid tense nerves and questions of trust.
The piece notes Aimee Semple McPherson’s genius and strong personality drawing large followings and devoted support. It also criticizes her use of pyrotechnics and nerve cause for notoriety and questions her choice of advisers as noted by Mother Kennedy.
The Durant plant in south Oakland will start producing a small French car soon and hire several hundred more workers. Rail construction and regional industrial growth are planned, with a factory possibly moving from Oakland to Hayward. the Chamber of Commerce seeks tips on new Hayward factories. The Kaiser, reluctant to return to Germany, draws comments, and night golf is praised over other nightlife.
Dr William R Brown of 563 Main Street Hayward heads the main efforts at the annual meeting of the national Progressive Chiropractic association in Los Angeles from August 1 to 23. The program includes clinics demonstrations and device displays worth 350000. Brown will present a report on his curative achievements during the six day session as part of a large cabinet meeting for all 1000 delegates.
Plans are completed for the state convention of Colorado supervisors, mail clerks and mail carriers to be held in Greeley August 25, 30, 31 and September 1. More than 1000 will attend with prominent visitors from Washington expected. Onouives
Strike-Out King Bill Phelms of the Phoenix club in the Arizona State League, known as the circuit’s strikeout king, has been sold to the Qekland club of the Pacific Coast League.
Car owners are urged to visit the Alva Vista Garage two miles from Hayward on the Niles road to try the Motor Ex-Ray gauge. The instrument, a mix of dials and gauges, signals when engine parts fail to compress properly, such as a drop from 60 to 0 pounds.
Bruner campaign in Eden township cites a 30 member endorsement list including L. H. Bill B. C. Heacock Howard Bronstein A. B. Cary Ernest G. Lang Mrs C. E. Wilson T. G. Hod Herbert Landis Earle T. McKeever Chester Gossett Manuel Picanco Bilsie Smyth Ed Smith Manuel Byanco and others as backing a justice of the peace bid. Supporters call Bruner best qualified as educated lawyer and independent from factions. They predict victory at the primary emphasizing enlarged jurisdiction of the court and Bruner's legal experience.
California recorded 5 358 accidental deaths in 1929, 8.5 percent of all deaths. Autos led with 2 058 deaths, falls 585, drowning 332, burns 256, firearms 195, heat 87, cold two, airplanes 92, motorcycles 32, other vehicles 22.
More than 600 birds will be displayed at the annual Fresno district fair show of the California Bantam association September 9 to 14. S. Poisal of Hayward is secretary. Birds arrive from across the state and Utah. Hayward will be represented by Poisal Turner La Jeunesse Hunt and Iereich. Robert V. Moore, a leading western bird fancier, will judge the event.
Frank Zambresky offers free coal with circulating heaters and coal stoves. Customers buying $65 or more receive 1060 pounds of coal. those spending $335 to $364.50 get 500 pounds. Offer valid today through September 1 with easy payments on stoves and home furnishings at A and Second streets.
A Lafayette Journal and Courier editorial envisions a breakthrough in cantaloupe production using a sipper device to end a major gamble beyond Wall Street. The piece positions agricultural innovation as a bold solution with potential market impact.
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