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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
6
The July fourth birthday marks 150 years since the Declaration of Independence was adopted, a document that announced the colonies reasons for liberty and informed the world of American aims. Thomas Jefferson authored it in a single sitting, using his own words.
An editorial condemns reckless drivers on Hayward B Street where residential traffic and playing children are endangered. It urges a night police presence to clock speeders and curb dangerous racing through the neighborhood.
The piece extols Americans taking vacations domestically while Europe remains distant. It celebrates outdoor leisure—from lakes and woods to golf and farms—whether a day trip or a longer break. It also includes a collage of witty quotes about life, fame, and law in a newspaper style.
A collage of humorous lines and wry anecdotes about books, celebrities, and daily life. Jokes touch on H G Wells yields, a clerk's quip about The African Sweet heart, and playful misstatements about cooking, language, and country life.
United Press reports concrete plans for an immediate joint conference of the powers in China to conditionally settle foreign extraterritorial rights. Secretary of State completed plans and set them in motion.
Federal agents led by Captain Charles Goff raided Vallejo siezing illicit taverns and arresting owners. He blamed local officials for inaction as the operation targeted illegal speakeasies in the city.
United Press reports Henry Ford’s bid to scrap 200 government ships faced rejection by the Shipping Board. Bids were due by noon June 86, and the outcome was announced today in Washington.
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