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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
2
Classified notice notes second class mail status for Hayward California and advertising rates inquiry. It lists that subscriptions are semi weekly at 1 year for 200 dollars and mentions a manager.
A opinion piece argues milk price manipulation harms farmers in southern Alameda County. It warns of an imminent East Bay milk dispute and stresses the need to ensure fair prices so farmers can profit and sustain livelihoods, opposing price juggling.
A reader recalls a night ride where high beam glare blinded the driver and fellow passengers. The author jokes about reporting the dangerous rattle brained driver and then admits not seeking vehicle headlight adjustment.
A Bank of Italy executive praises employee stock ownership as a first in the country. After distributing over a half million dollars in stock to employees in six months, the dividend rate for stockholders rose to 15 percent. The speaker argues wider adoption would raise worker satisfaction and productivity, aiding national prosperity.
The article argues for genuine fruit beverages over coal tar substitutes, noting real orangeade and strawberry ice cream as superior. It laments the prevalence of synthetic fruit juices and benzoate additives while urging authenticity and better-at-market fruit products.
A San Jose News remark notes rural populations feel denser than expected after asking directions. The Stockton Independent compares Prohibition enforcement to mowing weeds. A Columbia graduate lands a bricklayer job, while a Wall Street Journal quips that Democratic harmony comes from keeping leaders apart not uniting them.
A humorous domestic scene features Mrs Windy Wolf asking for new furniture painting and clothes while Windy emphasizes tasteful choices. The exchange hints at affection, fatigue, and dreamlike reflections on rules and routines. The prose also riffs on old adages and social roles with satirical tone.
A garbled collection of quips and social observations satirizing optimism, consumerism, Zionism, and personal crises. The text mixes jokes about fashion, promises and payments, and cultural references in a patchy, quotation-like layout.
Notice of time set for proving the will of Lauritz Bonde also known as Lewis Bonde and Louie Bonde deceased and for issuance of Letters Testamentary to H. Henningsen. Hearing July 17, 1926 at 2:00 PM in Department No 4 Oakland Court House Alameda County. Attorney F J Lemos for petitioner.
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