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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues most Americans dislike strict authority yet accept law and order, condemns Billy Mitchell for harsh criticism of officers and the service, and concludes the court martial sentence was warranted though opinions vary. It notes Mitchell’s temperament, ego, and ineffective service despite some minor contributions.
The Santa Rosa Republican argues hit and run motorists who strike down pedestrians are public menaces and should face maximum penalties including prison terms. The piece likens such offenders to highwaymen and murderers and urges harsher punishment for Bay Area drivers.
The piece explains Granat Brothers jewelers reveal advertising boosts sales and lowers unit costs. It argues advertising isn’t a tax on customers, citing $800 ads yielding $16,000 in sales and Granat’s lower overhead at 25.2 percent versus peers. It notes competing jewelers lose customers, face higher profits but lower turnover, and that competitors subsidize ads via lost sales. It also mentions looming congressional sessions and campaign tensions in Washington.
An article emphasizes how a driver should act after an wreck. It praises calm behavior and gathering the other party’s name address and license number as signs of good citizenship and respect for the law. It contrasts this with yelling swearing and raving which may indicate intoxication or foolishness.
A reader muses that cheaper Xmas turkeys would be welcome but warns of a hidden catch. The piece notes pedestrians asserting rights may be harmed by careless drivers, highlighting road safety tensions.
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