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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
2
The fragment shows an editorial and advertising header with names and associations likely from United Press. It mentions George Deraiat and Reynolds as credited members of the association.
Boston merchant Ed ward A. Filene argues the aim of business is to make life’s necessaries easy to obtain so people have more time for beauty and knowledge. He envisions a future where leisure replaces toil, but notes slow progress, needing peace and cooperation among nations to reach that goal.
Canadians observe unusually low levels across the Great Lakes, especially Georgian Bay, with islands joined by land and rocks rising from the water. From Duluth to Montreal, lake ports report inadequate channels, docks sit high, and bays dry up as weather and the Chicago drainage canal are blamed for water loss.
A safety council chief decries speed as dangerous to civilization and spirit. The piece argues speed causes harm and distraction but predicts society will adapt, safer travel will emerge, and focus will shift to destinations and purposes rather than mere rapid transit.
A report by 11 directors of the American Petroleum Institute, based on a nationwide survey by operators and experts, estimates future petroleum supply and demand and refutes any imminent danger of depletion of United States reserves.
A collage of quirky quips and short fables features jokes about advertising, animals aboard Noah’s ark, a few moral mottos, and light humor. It weaves in names like Ezra Meeker and Joe Armstrong with trivial banter about fashion and currency.
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