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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
1
A scattered, opinionated column references Panam a canal timing in 1915 1920 pilgrim landings Aunt Carrie Nation and philanthropy notes on psychotheraphy and church welfare kidnaping fears in America and theater syndicate concerns. It comments on education safeguards and the rise of stricter anti kidnapping laws.
The article praises the forestry service for its broad program in national forests. It details grazing permit policies that favor small stockowners, cooperative school programs teaching forestry in grades and high schools, and experiments such as planting eastern hardwoods near ranger cabins with plans for larger commercial plantations. It lauds prudent policy and urges learning from past errors to protect timber.
A fragmented medical guide describes home care for deep cuts with hot water irrigation and adhesive dressings, notes that healing time varies, and warns about scalding risks. It also covers poison ingestion emetics, mustard as an old remedy, and advice for headaches with fresh air and outdoor activity. It mentions treating insect stings with salt and remarks on living beings' sensory traits in a brief closing line.
President Taft told twenty three Republican Congress members that the party must pursue a downward revision within the protective framework. He warned that if the tariff bill fails to provide material duty reductions, he will veto. Taft emphasized targeted protection where needed and removal or large cuts where not required.
In Point Arena an unusual rash of broken legs unfolds as Dr. F Biddle treats multiple patients. He sets B. Overton's leg after a night in a ditch, rescues Mrs H Hirsh after a runaway team, and later attends the head of the Overton household, all before returning to town.
A misread law led county fairs to expect $5000 in state funds for premiums. Acting Secretary J W Kavanaugh of the State Agricultural Society states there is no appropriation for the purpose and advises reading the bill carefully. The act authorizes a possible advance to the society but no money was actually appropriated.
Washington reports tentative plans for a handshake between President Taft and President Diaz of Mexico around mid October. Exchanges are ongoing as Taft reportedly initiated the idea of unity between the two republics. Proposals include a canopy ceremony at mid bridge or trips to each shore for joint greetings.
Government July crop report lists California estimates with potatoes at 46,000 acres and 97 percent condition, peaches at 84 cents, oranges at 84 cents, lemons at 85, sugar beets 92, watermelons 90, cantaloupes 90, grapes 95, apples 80. Timothy, alfalfa, and other crops show varied conditions and prices across commodities.
James Taylor, a Clearwater storekeeper, died attempting to save 37 year old Margaret Dougan at Long Beach California. Taylor was pulled under by a deep water hole and could not swim while Dougan reached shore. His body was not recovered.
Warnings reach Marysville about the deadly pest dodder in alfalfa, with reports of its appearance in Glenn county. The parasite clings to stems and disrupts growth, while in the mountains it is also said to feed on wild pea vines and sagebrush, signaling a lengthy battle to eradicate.
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