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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
The Belgian balloon prince Leopold wins the Gordon Vennet cup race in a Cape Tour in Spain. His journey is noted as vastly longer than the other entrants with an estimated over 600 miles traveled before landing. White.
Rev Daniel and Mrs Daniel depart Thursday for Cleveland Ohio where Rev Daniel will represent the Hayward Club at the Rotary International convention. He serves as president of the Hayward club.
Omaha reports federal prohibition director Elwer Thomas seeks to bar a Blaine County physiology textbook that allegedly teaches how to make liquor. He argues the pages detailing beer and wine formulae and stills amount to a violation of the prohibition law and have been sent to him by the county superintendent for review.
Fragmentary note describes a revolving deal with a missing professor figure. The text lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete events to identify a specific incident or outcome.
San Francisco report from June 10 describes Hena Dover, 23, who drank poison in her apartment at 691 Potrero last night. She told doctors that friends and her husband had separated her and her note vowed to end her life due to a broken heart. Her husband, Harry Dover, a law student, had left her a week earlier.
Colorado State Teachers College opened a janitor engineering course to qualify workers for college buildings. Six janitors are enrolled, learning sweeping, washing windows, and furnace tending as part of the program in Greeley.
The article states that golf was played on the Pacific coast in the sixteenth century by sea captains, but the St Andrew's Golf Club of New York City, formed November 18, 1888, is identified as the first golf club in the United States.
During testimony the witness often shifted in his chair and rested his head on his hand, signaling fatigue or discomfort while answering questions. The scene reflects a tense courtroom mood as proceedings continued.
The Ulm Cathedral in Württemberg is Germany's largest church after Cologne. Its spire, finished in 1500, reaches SSD feet and remains the loftiest structure of its kind.
Scientists announce discovery of parasites that attack pneumonia typhoid fever diphtheria scarlet fever and other disease germs. Researchers say they have produced serum to destroy bacteria that harm humans and animals, except for the tuberculosis germ.
A study finds the speech muscles extremely active, noting the fastest muscles in the body govern speech. In a single trial the speech muscles achieved fifty hundred distinct measurements in one minute.
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