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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
2
The passage argues immortality appeals beyond Scripture, citing Plato on reason and the soul's longing for an hereafter. It asserts death by one’s own action implies insanity at that moment, framing self-destruction as irrational under sane judgment.
A reader asks why so much comment on Italy. The piece argues a vital government principle is at stake and warns that Italian leader’s view offends liberty, likening it to Bolshevism and urging vigilance over radical shifts away from representative government. It contrasts Britain and America with Italian trends and notes Latin and Anglo-Saxon tendencies toward representation.
In Cincinnati two high school students killed themselves by agreement. The article discusses the value of life, the belief in a hereafter, and the human capacity for self-delusion, arguing that life’s favorable balance and possibly a divine plan sustain existence.
Albert E. Wiggam argues that beauty and brain power go together, claiming brain development accompanies physical development. The piece notes skepticism from self described homely women and questions whether looks correlate with character or intellect.
Colhumble university coach Charias Crowley rejects Knute Rockne style use of a second team at game start. He argues all players should be trained equally and rotated each game to avoid overreliance on a single unit and reduce injury risks.
Eighty million Christmas seals released by the California Tuberculosis Association on Thanksgiving Day carry letters detailing local association work and progress from the prior year. The program has driven California from first to fifth in death rate over ten years, aided sanatorium efforts, and supports child TB prevention efforts nationwide. A 10 cent per capita purchase is urged for next year and readers are asked to donate.
Gas is a major modern product alongside utilities, with capital estimated around four billion dollars and rapid expansion. Over six years gas use grew faster than the prior century, adding about 400,000 customers annually and spending roughly 450 million dollars last year on construction and system extensions.
Tug Wilson, newly appointed athletic director at Northwestern University, appears in the photograph and outlines a vigorous fall and winter campaign.
Senator George Wharton Pepper hailed sportsmanship as a remedy for war at the Penn A clubhouse corner stone ceremony in Philadelphia. He dedicated the building to wholesome sport and praised Judge J Willis Martin, club president, for laying the cornerstone and fostering fair play for Philadelphia and America.
Members of the women's lawn tennis team that recently won the Wightman cup in America argue for abolishing grass courts in favor of hard courts. They say the English players are disadvantaged by grass as international matches favor faster surfaces. The view divides London clubs amid weather and wind factors in Britain. Manager Harris signs promising pitcher Ballon from Chattanooga, showing potential in limited World Series chances. Natheless, the seven time International League champion rests atop minor league baseball after winning five of eight games with Louisville in 1825.
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