31 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
1
A fragmented pastiche notes Andrew Goiltgie and royal box plans in New York for the heir apparent, plus a Marconi interview and critique of Modoc lynchers trials. It mocks press power, Carnegie Institute aid, and Berkeley professor Jowison, with President Wheeler hoping for sane journalism and a digression on evolution.
A Burlington dining car anecdote illustrates why the railroad shifted from fixed-price meals to an a la carte system. A passenger, seeking value, orders multiple soups, fish, and meats, nearly fills his capacity, and then asks the waiter to allow pie beyond the rules, prompting the humorous caution about rules and portions.
Hayward residents press a bid for Southern Pacific franchised access as the town unites to challenge a stalled tram line. Town leaders and business interests push to talk with railroad officials while transit critics lament the hard winter travel conditions and praise local unity against the failing streetcar service.
A fragmentary report notes a local event at Alvarado about a state stock share plan and a rivalry between quarters Alvarado and Jaivington, with mixed success. It also covers the funeral of James R Farrell and the funeral of Mrs Clivis Christie, including church services, floral tributes, and a lengthy procession to Lone Tree Cemetery.
R. Reid, riding home after dark, narrowly avoids a collision with a large wagon at Occidental Hotel. A bicyclist’s mishap, a second unexpected impact, and a near miss leave Reid shaken but uninjured aside from some bicycle damage to the elbow and handlebar. An elderly man, Mr. McKinney, is involved in the incident but unharmed.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Reid and companions near a voyage. The rider and wagons moved past each other in the night as ships pass in the dark. The journey’s tail end remains unremarkable and Reid’s friends recall him walking home.
A Iowa mother testifies Cham berlain's Cough Remedy saved her little boy's life. She bought it from A E Breure of Goodwin and used it every ten minutes until the child began to improve, pulling phlegm from his mouth as he began to breathe easier. She credits the medicine with preventing a fatal outcome and urges other parents to use it in hayward drug stores.
A cluttered trade note highlights Reid's Drug Store and Hayward Lumber Co offerings. It includes testimonials by Rev J M Yingling of Belford Street M E Church Cumberland Md praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and James Pendergast confirming its efficacy for a seven year family use. The piece urges purchase at Hayward Drug Store for cough and pneumonia prevention.
A. Care for Lumbage W Williamson of An Lerst Virginia reports suffering from lumbago and credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with giving relief after other remedies failed. Sold by Wayward Drug Store.
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