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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
2
A critical take on Thomas Hazlitt and death philosophy argues that fears of death arise from attachments to life. The piece contends Hazlitt's view is nonsensical and urges readers to accept death as inescapable without letting fear govern them.
A Toronto newspaper lists items Americans seek when abroad including toothbrushes hot dogs shaving soap ice cream cones dill pickles ham sandwiches paper plates mouth organs salad dressing permanent waves French pastry kodak films straw hats jellied doughnuts hot water bottles love story magazines and French fried potatoes. The piece notes millions of American tourists planned with sales of hundreds of millions and suggests Canadians who stock these items will profit as some goods are scarce in Europe.
The piece compares natural disaster costs with oil overproduction. It argues that while weather events and floods are blamed on fate, excessive petroleum output harms states economically, urging recognition that natural resources are finite and wasteful overproduction must be curbed. It cites per capita costs for Wyoming California Texas Oklahoma and notes conservation critiques.
National Automobile Club recounts a Bolinas to Pt Reyes circuit noting Tomales Bay and Fort Ross. The piece details Fort Ross structures, garrison life, Chapels, and the 1839 transfer of Fort Ross equipment to Captain John Sutter amid Mexican colonial interests and region settlement.
Milt declares unbeatable car prices while Dane reminds Pat Fear to get a car ready for vacation. The ad offers to sell cars if you have none and invites readers to make a trial purchase as utility for vacation planning. Cornerstone lines emphasize flexible terms and business approach.
Local auto club contact details list two offices on Sales and Service 1 St between Castro and Watkins Harward and Centerville with phone numbers Hayward 26 and Centerville 15 California State Automobile Association AAA.
A notice from R A Kolar Tosur ance Broker at 585 Castro St Hayward promotes a new California law requiring drivers to carry Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance. The broker offers to write coverage in any company.
Alameda County Farm Bureau directors arranged a booth in the agricultural division of the Alameda County Farm Products show in Livermore, budgeting 25 for exhibits on state and county Farm Bureau activities. T. Morrison and J. Murray Davison, county extension staff, reported from a Santa Rosa conference and will present red row grain test plots findings at next Friday’s Livermore term center meeting with Earl Koch of Contra Costa noting barley diseases.
The Ashland baseball club will hold a benefit dance at I D E S and S hall in Ashland on Saturday June 29 to raise funds for summer activities. E Perrys Californians will provide music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The committee promises a good time for all. Robert Scotty Ramser and family are on vacation at Santa Cruz and Monte Rey resorts and will return to Hayward on weekends.
A lively travel pitch urges readers to prepare for a motor trip with car service from Harry's Service Station at Main and A streets across from Montgomery Ward's. Texaco gas and oils, complete road trip supplies, and BRAMNS Drug Store Rexall Stars advertise vacation protection and cheerful service for travelers.
Acquiring the habit of saving on trivial things enables greater gains. Thrifty shoppers at M. Soares Food Stores are urged to save on all grocery needs and set aside the difference for a vacation. Good judgment makes thrifty living enjoyable and rewarding with happiness health and wealth. The ad promises satisfaction as their goal.
An old notice promotes dining and dancing in Hayward with a 50 cent service minimum in the Pig and Chicken Dining Room. It warns about snake bites and advertises Mulford's Anti Venom snake bite treatment as licensed by the U.S. government and endorsed by the AMA, sold at local stores in Hayward.
Owner must sell a new strictly modern stucco home at 448 Casire St with 22 by 18 foot garage and paved streets. Three large rooms and a breakfast nook with a beautiful view, small down payment and balance like yen. See MD SETTLE.
Ex members urged to contact D D G c GEO. J. GLIBERT via Box 103 Hayward Review. Readership invited to mail name and address to Box 103 with a notice noting new contact.
Local ad advertises Harry's Service Station at Main and A Streets opposite Montgomery Ward and Co featuring WHIZ PRODUCTS on display. The shop offers gas and oil and promises quick tire repair services while you wait.
A compact community advert for Kelly Bros at 971 B Street Hayward promises high quality merchandise for well dressed men with right price selection. The notice emphasizes complete attire needs and advertised goods.
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