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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
2
Simple buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients mixed as Adilerika. Reported to relieve gas in ten minutes by removing old waste material. Ends bloated feeling and aids appetite. Claims quick effective relief for chronic constipation. Braur's Drnog Store advertises Adletika.
Hayward Central Hospital near A and Watkins will be managed by Miss Lillian Hurt starting June 15. The facility has been renovated with new equipment and a 254 maternity department. Open to all doctors for medical and general surgical cases, employing only graduate registered nurses. Special emphasis on maternity cases.
The Costa family extends sincere thanks to friends for kindnesses and flowers during the illness and death of beloved husband and father Enos Costa.
Hayward Southern Alameda County Medical Club session featured Dr John W Sherrick and Dr Fred rick M Lomis discussing obstetric work in Oakland. Browning reported Hayward births with few or no stillbirths this year and a diverse mix of nationalities among new parents. An informal discussion followed and a dinner was served. Next meeting in October.
Miss Omo Grimwood, Mills College graduate, will take over the music post at Harvard Union High School previously held by Miss Manon Handy. Handy leaves the department for her upcoming marriage on June 22 at Ukiah after three years of teaching.
The Hayward Grammar School Junior Red Cross members maintain a busy year of service with gifts for the needy. A letter from the Naval Hospital in San Diego praises ten writing boards and blotters sent by the Hayward youths as small, durable, and attractive. One board sits in Recreation Room, another aids a Marine, and a remarkable English boy serving since last November cherishes his souvenir.
The Sewing Club of the Eastern Stars offers a handmade quilt as first prize at a card party at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening. The event, with a 50 cent score card, aims to attract a large attendance and features several attractive prizes. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Hesa Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Hollmzshesi, and Mrs. Harold Thorup.
The notice describes daily and weekly circulation to ensure thousands of readers. It mentions roles in the British Army, Canadian Mounted Police, a flier and a Marine in Uncle Sam's Army. It asks to convey a message to a Spanish boy awaiting a letter and expresses gratitude for a gift from the Juniors.
An advertisement markets Camels as the smoker's sign of friendship for meetings at home, clubs, offices, or streets. It claims Camel blends Turkish and domestic tobaccos for a unique, enduring flavor with no aftertaste and asserts millions of loyal customers.
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