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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
2
The Hayward Review press announces subscription rates and advertising terms. Daily edition mailed evenings except Sundays lists rates for daily and semi weekly plans and notes publishing details from Hayward California.
The piece argues public schools should remain democratic and not overemphasize academic training for a professional class. It highlights California’s San Mateo Burlingame union high school where students work after hours, building and maintaining facilities. Principal Glasscock fosters self-reliant citizens who earn honest wages and support families.
Robert Beck of Longacre Engineering calls for broader fire protection beyond mechanical safeguards. He cites losses of 3.535 billion annually in property and 15 000 deaths with 17 000 injuries from fires, urging architects to lead public education on fire resisting construction methods.
A compilation of satirical lines from varied papers. Notes poke at politics and culture with wry humor, including references to Bryan, Darwin, French marksmen, and U S government dog oddities. The collection also critiques advertising, traffic courts, and Monday hospital visits.
The column riffs on public figures and quirks with a mix of humorous quips. It mentions the Premier of Finland, jokes about bills and everyday life, and light social observations including childhood stars and inventions.
Weather conditions have made this a great year for the fruit drying industry here with driers rushing to open the season next Wednesday morning. Three large establishments and about eight smaller ones operate in the district as apricots arrive from nearby orchards and distant sources.
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