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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
2
A federal report predicts at least five million auto campers will tour America this summer. The piece notes the automobile has lowered travel costs and broadened life beyond localities, transforming American society despite some driver faults.
A foundering report describes a $500 anonymous gift toward the endowment of the Walter Hinesvage School of Inter-Bawvlind at Joan Hopkins University. An appeal seeks $1,000 more under Owen D. Loung to establish the school as a practical step to curb future international disputes.
The letter warns that careless fire causes rising damage across the country each year. It notes fires sweep timber lands in summer and threaten forests near cities with paved streets and utilities. Citizens entering forests must avoid reckless behavior to prevent costly, dangerous fires on roads and trails.
The Berkeley Gazette reports on Bryan's anti secular stance and the clash between science and religion in American schools. It questions whether religion should run schools if science does not and notes scientists as generally uninterested in religious conflict. It suggests room for both views and a less antagonistic relation between groups.
A compilation of truncated quotes and aphorisms from several newspapers including Columbia Record Beloit News Greenville News Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. Phrases touch on war games journalism openness and artistry with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
A string of humorous pastiches and aphorisms features misused phrases and gendered jokes. It includes quips about beauty beach visits taxation gender roles and Lipstick identification with a cluttered, humorous tone. The piece ends with a riddle about waking at night and the clock striking half past something.
A cluttered note mixs quips about romance costs and living, names Harry Bradford Walter Daniels and Judge, plus quirky lines onSpearmint and court life. It also touches on measurement quirks for metal and gold stating troy ounces and forced state variations.
A brief note lists five of the world smallest states with their approximate areas: Monaco about 3 square miles, San Marino 48 square miles, Leigh fersteit 65 square miles, Andern 10 a miles, and Danzig as a free city.
A fragmented note discusses using ribbon wire for carrying something from a base to a lamp. The text mentions length and a comparison to the regular cord. Reading is unclear but implies an alternate wiring method and cautions about rag handling.
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