Move In Right Direction on Castro Street Repairs
Hayward city officials demand action on Castro Street as rough transit and poor foundation from the light rail car line create unsafe bumps. City Attorneys press the car company to reinforce and repair the line so the thoroughfare is presentable for daily travel between Castro Street, Saint City, and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Street
Hite
Comard
Hayward
Orney White
Here
Oakland
Where Life Is Better Marketing Push Draws California Growth
A regional advertisement urges growth for California by promoting tourism and attracting permanent settlers. The piece advocates cooperation, strong transportation links, rich soils, and shared effort to develop communities and resources for lasting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arge California Service Organization
Golden West
Pacific Coast
California
Youth Must Be Served on Death of a National Figure
A fragment discusses youth and age noting the springtime of life, fitness, and contrasts between fast youth sports like polo and football with later life dangers of strenuous training. It argues middle aged brains excel but warns the pace may be too much for boxers and wrestlers, favoring a normal gait and sidelines as youths push forward.
Into the Future and the Quest to Prove Human Evolution
A fragmentary discussion notes scientists pursuing proof that humans evolved from animals. It highlights ongoing debates, neglected findings, and the perceived need to connect past knowledge with future generations. The piece emphasizes continued inquiry and the value of information about human origins.
Editorial Snap Shots From a Nation of Quotes
A collage of editorial jabs and aphorisms from several papers lampoons wealth virtue and progress. Snippets mock moral do-gooders foreign born citizens and civilization while noting shifts in politics society and public opinion with sharp, clipped tone.
Ringer Defy Tossers Challenge to Local Horseshoes Group
Frank Q and F D Glass aged 68 and 72 issue a defiant challenge to top horseshoe tossers, naming Sap Leandra enthusiasts led by Mayor Edwin Duck of San Leandro. The two vow to beat rivals and claim local bragging rights as Hayward and Niles officials secretly train for a north pole style contest.
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Frank Q
F. D. Glass
Sap Leandra
Alameda County
Edwin’ Duck
Sam Leandro
Pirfie
Bosh
Glass Brothers
Pennsylvania
Sen Leandro
North Pole
San Leandro
Hayward
Locomotive Wins Case Against Auto Hit And Run
San Mateo report states Hugh Jamienson assaulted a Southern Pacific locomotive with a 1923 Studebaker. The railroad sued for 67.72 dollars plus legal interest from August 6, 1924, citing deliberate negligence that forced the engine to collide with the auto. The claim lists engine parts and shop expenses totaling 67.72 dollars.
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Hugh Jamienson
San Mateo
Southern Pacific
Jamienson
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Jamieson
Studebaker
Beresford
Second Township
San Francisco
San Jose
Hayward Schools Earn Praise From State Physical Education Official
Miss Winefred Van Hagen of the state department of physical education visited seven Hayward elementary grammar schools and reported one of the strongest athletic programs in the state. W B Kammerer notes her interest in novel games and predicts adoption in California schools. The Hayward district pupils showed spontaneous participation and excellent sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Winefred van Hagen
State Department of Physical Education
van Hagen
W. B. Kammerer
California
Dren
Death Rate From Diphtheria Falls to New Low in 1924
United Press reports that diphtheria deaths in the United States in 1924 fell to 12.8 per 100000, a new low. Haley Fiske of Metropolitan Life Insurance notes public health gains from scientific medicine, with rates declining from 15.5 in 1923 and prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States
Canada
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
College Gals Will Hold Greek Games
Barnard College announces the annual Greek games on April 4 directed by Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve. Freshmen and sophomores will compete in lyrics dancing music and athletics centered on Pan goddess of the goddesses. The event emphasizes artistic production over rivalry with student supervision for staging costuming and coaching and faculty aid limited to music and dance.
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New York
Barnard College
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Pan
Barnard
Gilderaleeve
Kids of 75 Years Barred From Club
SARANAC LAKE NY Major J W Pond of Mountain View backs a project to form an association of Franklin county octogenarians. About twenty aged men are eager to become charter members of the club. Pond, near the century mark, says that seventy and seventy five year olds will not be eligible for membership. Adirondack and North Country residents are noted for long lives.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
J. W. Pond
Mountain View
Franklin County
Major Pond
Adirondack
North County
Married Women Aren't Barred From White Collar Work
CHICAGO Feb 9 Marriage no longer blocks women from white collar jobs. Miss Mary L Downes high chief ranger of the Women's Catholic Order of Forest ers says business men want women for skilled office work and welcome their presence even when they wear wedding bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Mary L. Downes
Catholic Order of Foresters
Butter production at Alberts tops 21 million pounds in 1924
In Edmonton Alberta the Creamery reports 21 500 000 pounds of butter produced in 1924 up from 17 300 000 pounds the year before highlighting growth in dairy output.
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Edmonton
Alb
Alberts
Bank of Italy
Tes
Foreign Department
Bank of Italy Ane
San Francisco
Hayward
W. T. Knightly
ML. C. Petersen
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Hayward Review
Melo, Crissey & Reynolds
Publishers Daily
United Press Association
J.S. Melo
George D. Crissey
E. Reynolds
Into
Heaven
Chico
Gression
Tucson
Bakersfield
Congress
el Dorado Tribune
San Diego Union-Tribune
Baltimore Sun
Pellingham Herald
Reveille
Ringer
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Jamiensen
College Gals
Automobile Association OF Hayward
Hayward Automobile Dealers
Cor
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