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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
2
The piece argues the so called Scientific Murder in Los Angeles was not scientific but a plain murder. It states a dentist killed his wife with poison gas as a favor to science and vented with clubs when gas failed. The author calls for a swift trial.
The piece reflects on Donald Lowrie life as an ex convict and reform lecturer. It argues openly publicizing one’s past can prevent ruin from hidden history. It suggests Lowrie’s past led to job loss in Dallas and possibly imprisonment again where he is dying.
The Livermore Herald notes that criticism reaches all public figures. Leaders face criticism and sometimes abuse, but constructive critique aids growth. People should be charitable, not unkind, when offering criticism during leadership and governance.
The text notes the U S Supreme Court voids Oregon’s law banning private and nonpublic schooling, upholding constitutional liberty. It states states may enforce schooling standards and licensing while protecting private and cultural instruction, warning against hasty political action.
A museum of opinions notes diverse newspaper quips on evolution youth, Supreme Court tax publishing, paying taxes, and conservative reputations. It cites Will Irwin on airplanes as a commercial failure, plus remarks on bees and study, and a note on turnover in the aviation sector.
A collage of light verse and quips on careers, weight, lines, and daily life. Notes mention a Hayward resident misdirected by Sing Sing, linotype delays postponing vital notices, and jokes about weight gain and yard versus foot.
A fragmentary note praises the Pasaimist as often right and quotes a line on education and forgetting. Religious figure Rev Orth comments on happiness in broadcast terms. A quirky aside mentions linoleum protection with four casters under a table.
United Press reports from San Francisco that members of the state canning peach growers association were informed today of prices fixed on the 1925 crop. No. 1 cling peaches will command the.
The article records tentative price terms with per ton figures for No. 2 cfings and BI750 per ton, while the price for free stone is to be fixed at a later date. The details show ongoing negotiations without final quoted amounts.
The text explains that there is no true hedgehog in the United States and that the American porcupine is commonly called a hedgehog. In the US the terms hedgehog and porcupine refer to the same animal.
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