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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
2
The League of Nations backs a new 13 month year with four week months and 364 days plus a New Year gap. The calendar places Sol between June and July and adds a leap day as a fourth day mid year, promising simple pay and interest calculations though it sounds odd at first.
The Berkeley Gazette reports the National Kraut Packers Association held a convention with the secretary proclaiming sauerkraut as a gift of the gods. He notes 45 preparation methods including kraut salat escalloped kraut and kraut cocktail, praising it as a tasty healthful staple.
Essays urge expansion in oil refineries and new mines to meet rising global demand. The piece notes growing company formation, stricter western state laws, and strong investor safety as conditions for large capital in mining and oil in the West. It cites various editorials reflecting on economic and political themes.
A collection of quirky quips and jokes from a vintage humor page. Names like May Dorothy Pokeydot and lines about May’s head pain, clever one-liners, door to heaven vignette, and a police call snippet mix whimsy with aging tales and playful wordplay.
Seattle reports delegates vow to continue opposition until Park Avenue church yields to Northern Baptists or disaffiliates. Rev. E. A. Hanley from Berkeley was elected to the Board of Education. Alameda Eagles plan August 23 picnic at Hayward Park with wide turnout expected. Fairview Club dance postponed with two dances moved to a later date.
San Francisco reports beef cattle prices easing amid liberal supply as California carries a small surplus. Hubbard Husserl, Managing Director of The California Cattlemen's Association, notes massive shipments to external markets ease the surplus and anticipate a stronger market soon per Russell.
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