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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
2
The article argues that a full mosquito abatement program is better than partial efforts, citing New Jersey’s successful control of semi-swamp areas. It notes Hayward’s mosquitoes are a seasonal nuisance and urges a small expenditure now to eradicate them before they hatch.
Road networks expand with widespread pavements yet stop at one mile gaps. A Weber from a state highway commission urges prioritizing hard-surfacing these gaps before extending long roads to fully link the system. The policy could transform transportation by creating continuous routes.
The U S navy department will send a Washington naval observatory party including scientists, astronomers, enlisted men, a medical corps, seamen, photographers and radio experts to Sumatra for the January 14 1926 solar eclipse. The passage urges public interest in the phenomenon and the value of modern instruments to study it.
Bernard Shaw quips that most people imagine they know what the Bible contains even if they do not read it. The same misperception fuels disputes between science and religion, a perennial source of quarrel.
Editorial snapshots mix quips on small bore shooting with remarks on generals, retreating foes, and investors. The column notes diverse figures from Gen Chu Pei to Dawes while lampooning politics, finance, and science with period humor.
A collage of jokes and snippets covers corrections of a sentence about voice culture, social chatter on money for study abroad, grocery wordplay, memory verses, corny verse lines, ads for Always EZ Corset, Swiss language notes, and humorous exchanges about blocked marriages and names.
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