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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1925
Page
2
Mrs. E. L. Poore of Niles finds her runaway son Earl after California police fail. She pursues the boy from the Imperial Valley near the Mexican border showing the divine instinct of a mother. Her story extols maternal sacrifice and spiritual guidance.
A reflective tribute on Floyd Collins portraying him as a single man whose underground search for nature’s beauty becomes a global symbol of shared humanity. The piece argues his death reveals true brotherhood and challenges cynicism about the value of human life.
A Charleston Massachusetts man was fined twenty dollars for kicking a kitten. The judge remarked that jail might have been warranted if not for the defendant’s large family, condemning cruelty to a harmless animal as a contemptible trait in humanity.
A collection of brief quips and satirical notes from multiple outlets. The Humorist mocks drink hours fines and indemnities while other lines joke about politics, ships, puzzles, and economics. The items reference Leighton Buzzard, Mah Jongg, Hoover, convicts, and German pumps with light cynical tone.
A detailed praise of knitted evening gowns highlighting the slender silhouette, practicality, and travel friendly design. The article notes Spanish yellow knit fabric with fur binding and rhinestone accents, plus matching scarves and shawls that add Spanish grace. It emphasizes color, ease of care, and versatile wear for parties and dinners.
Report notes many gulls migrate to the Hayward region drawn by shallow artificial ponds and abundant worms and greens. The birds mingle with local youths during lunch hours while protecting laws advise against killing birds away from their natural habitat.
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