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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary tale of royal intrigues and engagements across European courts. Mentions Princesses tied to emperors and kings, secret negotiations, and proposals at Balmoral and other royal seats. Ages, matches, and political motives appear in a garbled account of historic unions and courting rituals.
The article describes how some plants mimic other plants to gain protection from herbivores. It cites examples like the white dead nettle and the pineapple family, noting deceptive appearances, shared habitats, and aggressive defenses. It highlights parasitic or stinging interactions and compares plant mimicry to protective strategies in various species.
A fragmented account depicts a parlor cockfight between two men using a homed cock. The fight involves drawing ankles and knees, a cane as weapon, and a declared winner when one combatant is unable to continue.
An old army story recalls a patrol trapped by a cavalry charge. Facing capture, they gathered beehives, used the bees to deter the attackers, and slipped back to camp with minimal injuries. The tale ends with a note on bees as unlikely war allies.
The article describes turkey hunting as a skilled craft blending pace, scent, and fieldcraft with careful observation of feathered game. It notes gear, timing, and methods, including camouflage, scent control, and the habit of birds in springtime, while hinting at the dangers and discipline required for responsible preservation.
Cooper the veteran artist who died at 98 is described in his Remembrances as following a long daily routine. He notes he once walked five or six miles each day and now keeps a strict schedule with painting, meals, and studio hours, reflecting a lifetime of steady practice.
An old record notes that the annual excise for 1901 places the total gifts at 107.9 million dollars in the United States. The fragmentary text mentions Joe and wires but lacks clear context or details.
The Alameda County Clerk announces re registration under Chapter 53 statutes. Voters must re register to vote in November’s General Election as the Great Register names were cancelled January 1 1902. Registration runs daily nine to five and affidavits must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies.
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