Hayward Chiropractor Clinic Ad Promotes X-ray Service
L. J. Parry D C Hayward's Chiropractor advertises Chiropractic Health Service, X-ray, and Neurochiometer with telephone contact Hay 392 W for appointments and consultations.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
3
L. J. Parry D C Hayward's Chiropractor advertises Chiropractic Health Service, X-ray, and Neurochiometer with telephone contact Hay 392 W for appointments and consultations.
Physician and surgeon advertises diseases of women and obstetrics with visiting hours from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 except Sundays. Office located at 1276 D Street.
The 1924 fruit harvest in Napa County totaled 2 686 000 dollars in value. The figure highlights the county's agricultural strength and fruit production scale during the year.
A garbled notice describes Tubby Extra and companions Dobby Hank and friends returning home after a ruse of illness. The items mention a much anticipated spanking as part of the scene, with chaotic wording and unclear context.
The township Men’s Club met last week to organize a monster sale at Belco erp. The group includes Fred Dusterberrs Antrim Bunting Chas dames Uarry Searles Jf M Springer and Hey Stevenson.
Discussion centers on reverence and causality in modern worship. The Presbyterian pastor speaks on How Jesus Would Teach Reverence during morning service. Evening theme is Mice and Men with special choir selections and a sermon series on Christian doctrine.
A collage of jingles nursery rhymes and stray quips cites Little Bo-Peep Jack Horner and a dash of modern snippets. It references Hayward chatter about licenses and household machines, with stray lines on politicians and daily life.
Morning sermon titled Doing the Impossible and evening talk How and When Will the World End. The pastor promises a thoughtful reply to the age old question, blending science and scripture. All welcome for worship with music and Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and 6:20 p.m. Fresh inquiries on applied psychology and a weekly lecture on merging Thought.
The Trinity Church Lenten service led by Vicar W A MacClean will feature a series of sermons on The Belief Immortality. Morning worship and preaching aim to deepen faith during Lent.
Rev Henry J Winsor will lead Sunday evening gospel at the Methodist church with Miss Love singing a solo and Duets by Mr Kammerer and Miss Obermaller. The sermon morning will cover The Paws Attempting the Impossible, based on the story of Achan. Sunday school at 10 am and a growing class for young married and marriageable youth. Epworth League Monday 7 30 Junior League Friday 3 45.
The Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist at 1122 B St between First and Second invites all to Sunday Service at a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Wednesday Testimony Meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room at 14122 B St open 11 44 a m to 2 p m daily except Sundays and holidays.
Local notices advertise baby chicks from Graham Hatchery and Alameda County Farm Bureau Breeders Association with weekly hatchings. Listings cover wanted furnished housing, sales of farm equipment, tractors, wagons, and an upcoming school bond vote in Marinville, plus rental offers and upcoming auctions in Hayward and surrounding areas.
A. P. Giannini, president of Banditary Corporation, promotes investment trusts as a way for small investors to access diversified, professional security analysis. He explains English trust funds have 50 years of history, often paying higher dividends than prewar years, and function like banks but deal solely in securities.
Yeggs forced open two San Jose safes last night and escaped with 170 dollars. It marks the 17th such theft in two months, underscoring a spike in burglaries across the city.
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