Valuable Assets: Hayward Athletes Build Community Pride
The Hayward group of young men has quickly brought championship pennants in baseball and basketball, showcasing sport as a force for community spirit, physical well‑being, and morals. The town should support them with extra effort beyond routine duties.
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Ten Fire Risk Factors For Chimneys From “Safe guarding America Against Fire”
The article lists ten chimney related fire hazards. It cites using terra cotta sewer pipe or hollow tiles, bricks laid edgewise, single brick thick walls, unsupported chimneys on timber, multiple flue connections, wood contacting chimneys, vertical smoke pipe entry, poor seals and insecure anchoring, rusted pipes with nearby combustibles, and failure to keep chimneys clean and joints properly pointed.
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Editorial Snippets Reflecting Social and Political Opinions
A compilation of brief quotes from various newspapers expressing views on affection and value, Russia's governance, war economics, gender perception, youth labor norms, and domestic life. The remarks mix irony and social commentary, highlighting era-specific concerns and attitudes.
Beaded gowns capture spring fashion spread
A fashion column led by Julia Bottomley discusses beaded gowns as a dominant spring trend. It notes budget constraints while praising beaded gowns across fabrics like printed crepes georgette and crepe de chine with refined beadwork suitable for formal and casual events.
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Hunting a Girl Who Can Blush
United Press reports London scientist Prof. C. V. Boys claims to measure heat in a girl's blush and notes prior successes registering lunar heat and candlelight. He laments difficulty finding a blush subject as young women reportedly no longer blush.
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Fruit Growers To Change Ass'n Name
A petition to rename the Santa Clara Valley Cherry Growers Association to the Santa Clara Fruit Exchange is on file in superior court. Directors say current name misleads dealers and the public into thinking the group handles only cherries, while it operates as a general fruit business.
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San Jose
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