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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
2
The rotary celebration moved beyond grand galas with lavish budgets to a simple edition of the Review. Rev Daniel s sermon and Mr Burr s talk on Boys energized locals with a fresh call to service and fellowship. Walter Daniels framed service and fellowship as one.
A Hayward speaker urges locals to loudly promote Hayward products and branding. Edward T. Crane notes eastern markets finally recognize Hayward, with buyers visiting the city. a distinctive Hayward label could lift farmers’ prices and expand markets, urging action by local channels.
A Riverside district booster urges residents to seize a booming spring with all sectors reporting rising business. The piece champions belief in prosperity, warns against hesitation, and says Washington and Eden Townships are enjoying their best year since 1914 as merchants push ahead.
The page riffs on sartorial woes with balloon trousers and hangars for belts. A Los Angeles animal trainer teaches a tiger to play the saxophone. A sauerkraut study finds alcohol content above a half percent. Paavo Nurmi aims to run two miles under nine minutes, a bold commuter portrait.
Julia Bottomley notes tunic blouses ease wardrobe planning as one or two skirts pair with multiple blouses. Black satin skirts with tunic blouses create versatile ensembles for afternoon or dinner wear, with brocaded accents and color highlights. The look lingers, pairing with tailored skirts and coats, signaling continued popularity and omnipresent shading effects.
Hayward grammar school children will join about 25 million Americans in hearing President Coolidge deliver his inaugural address on March 4. They must assemble at 8:15 a.m. in the school auditorium due to time difference, as radio equipment is tested by the committee with firms invited to demonstrate. The committee includes J. E. Hollingshead, Mrs. Julia R. Straven, and Miss Constance Pardee, acting for last term’s graduates and current high eighth graders. The State legislature is asked to appropriate 150000 for reestablishing the Sonoma Industrial Farm for Delingue Women.
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