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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
2
A safety department report from a large insurer claims the home saw the most accidents last year. It attributes the danger to carelessness and relaxation indoors, noting slips on stairs and bathroom floors as common incidents. The piece urges constant caution even at home.
In California a Poultry Producers group showcased a dry process that preserves egg viscosity. A drying machine forms a meringue from whipped egg whites, with yolks dried separately or together. Forty eggs compress to a pound when dried, opening potential for canned or baked goods despite unsettled demand.
A discussion on eliminating railroad grade crossing fatalities through overhead or underground approaches. The article notes the high cost and cites 1924 figures showing 738 deaths from June to October, urging public education to curb careless crossing behavior.
An eclectic clippings collage discusses Hayward boys and baseball scouts, civic improvement programs, and a call for proud citizenship. It cites varied items from state debates, a mock state anthem notion, and quotations from the New York Herald Tribune and other papers, mixed with brief notes on politics and naval posts.
The coming season favors neckwear collar and cuff sets for plain day frocks and coat dresses. Linen and crepe de chine provide unadorned tailored pieces with simple edging. Amateur needlework offers color and lace insertions, creating personal, affordable finishing touches.
The American Locomotive Co. announces an order from Southern Pacific for a massive three cylinder, non-articulated locomotive with about 99,000 pounds of tractive effort and a 4-10-2 wheel arrangement. It will be the largest of its kind built in the United States, named the Southern Pacific type.
Detroit reports hosiery displays color coded to medicines with shades named benedict beladona and ipecacuanha. Retailers hint of drugstore service guiding spring wear choices while customers eye pharmacological hues for street and formal wear amid old remedies and syrups.
Readers invited to share stories in this review column. Letters must be signed as evidence of good faith, though publication is not guaranteed. The feature notes the department is a peno forum and not responsible for material contributed by readers.
Dr. C. Z. Rosson, physician to Mrs. Jennie Brown, will testify to the grand jury that rancher Lee Camp was probably murdered. Rosson performed the initial autopsy, reported death by a broken skull, and removed stomach contents without reburial, while continuing to treat Mrs. Brown who is ill with influenza.
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