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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
6
The Vista fraternal order reflects on a tragedy where a young man died during an electrical initiation at their lodge. The piece warns that electricity can be deadly for those with heart trouble and urges caution, comparing it to allowing a child to play with a loaded gun.
The San Jose Mercury Herald argues that courtesy should govern motorists. It notes cultural training in schools has improved manners in general, but driving behavior lags. Gentle conduct on highways reduces accidents and makes motoring safer and more pleasant for all.
Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith explains that long distance records peak in winter due to weather and interference. He suggests practical steps: longer aerials higher above ground, an audio amplifier, higher B battery voltage, a better loudspeaker, careful tuning, and learning the tickler control to maximize signal volume across seasons.
A collection of brief newspaper quips and aphorisms cites Soviet deceit, domestic life, fashion humor, Rif Rif war comment, mosquitoes, dress patterns, and a gag about a phonograph lasting fifteen years. The tone mixes editorial snapshots with satirical asides from multiple papers.
A collection of quips and fragments spans spring charms and marriage roles. References swirl to poems on contracts, a Polish tragedy, flapper humor, a stubborn bull, June brides, and a mock narrative about a clever cat who knows Plutarch.
The passage notes a politician named Windy-Walt who feigns belief in others statements while knowing they are false. It also comments that loud advocates for public improvements often stay silent when asked to fund them.
Readers report a chaotic scene at SSAtReigh as many men arrived with improvised gear, noting a shoe string as a makeshift strap while suspender use is deemed safer by witnesses.
The Animal Shelter League of Oak land met Thursday evening at Hotel Oakland for a well attended session. Members discussed annual goals and fundraising plans for the year ahead and praised community support.
The meeting expressed strong agreement with the aims and principals of the League. Monthly pledges were freely given and officers were elected: Miss Selma V. Rich, President. Harriet Jaccard, Vice President. Mrs Jessie J. McCracken, Secretary. Mrs Myrtle E. Stevenson, Treasurer. Salt Pat’s Out Blaze it to quickly extinguish a fire.
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