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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
2
A 12 year old boy drowned in a water filled gravel pit in Niles. Critics urge the public service corporation to cover or drain the pit to prevent future tragedies, noting the site is deep and dangerous with rubbish at the bottom.
A traveling naturalist praises a small Midwestern city park for preserving its natural state. The city added only necessary pathways and bridges, turning a grim metropolis edge into a paradise where trees birds and streams coexist with people. The piece extols park-making as an ideal for communities.
Farmers earned less per pound though total cotton value rose. The Department of Agriculture forecasts bigger acreage across most crops this year, with potatoes and flax as exceptions. Reducing production costs on farms is essential to profit, as marketing bodies or tariffs cannot compensate for poor methods. Waste overhead must be cut to make profits widespread.
A collage of whimsical vignettes and short asides from the Montgomery and New Orleans papers. It riffs on fashion costs in winter, a secretary’s banter, a canoe metaphor, wedding rings upcoming, and light social quips about women and etiquette.
Newark families including Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mrs. Ernest and son Mr. and Mrs. Silva and daughter Mrs. Kass of San Francisco visit Santa Barbara for a week. John Fimulder finishes a dairy avenue home and Edward to start a six room Cherry street house. Gus Kouns begins a 34,560 apartment project. Mrs. Hole and Emma Craig attend Cogswell high graduation in San Francisco where Amy Sattler graduates. Rain noted but seen as beneficial in the end.
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