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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
2
The article defends advertising as essential reading and a public service, arguing ads save readers time and money by guiding purchases. It condemns itinerant solicitors who sell from samples, noting they lack stock, taxes, and local investment, contrasting with merchants who support community commerce.
The piece argues that modern farming has shifted from self sufficiency to specialization and market dependence. It cites Meredith’s view that farmers now buy much food from cities, become chief consumers of tin cans, and use money for most purchases rather than produce everything themselves.
The article defends the traditional house to house merchant and argues for continued protection of the traveling vendor. It discusses evolving forms such as mail order catalogs and itinerant sellers, asserting enduring value in direct sales to consumers.
The speaker argues that the United States has nothing to disarm and cannot offer in a conference on disarmament. He views the League of Nations as useful for its European members but prefers not to involve the U S further if agreements do not involve American participation or benefits.
The Review highlights Miss Helen Gilmour assisting in a local effort during Christmas break. She imagines a future as a top columnist earning substantial salaries and shares a playful note on curiosity. She poses humorous questions about biblical figures and common sayings to provoke thought.
A smart country lawyer argues that freedom of thought carries a heavy sword for all, warning that liberty without knowledge becomes tyranny. He asserts law should follow reason and that the jury, not the defense lawyer, protects liberty against foolish laws.
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