Be True to Traditions a Call to Citizenship in Hayward
The Hayward message recalls Robert M. La Follette's life and moral code. Albert E. Carter urges citizens to uphold honest values, sacrifice, and responsibility. He asks residents to be patriots daily, do their part, and act as real citizens in a growing nation.
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Robert M. LaFollette
la Follette
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
United States
LaFollette
Hayward
Albert E. Carter
Congress
Mr. Carter
America
Swooning Women Lose Ground In Modern Life
A medical director notes women now pursue health and vigor, with sport and fitness shaping behavior. Delicacy fades as athletic participation and resilience grow, improving health and youth in society. The column also cites light jabs at Prohibition and public figures in a collage of quotations.
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Hardihood
The Office Cat and Modern Girl in the Winter Scene
A fragmented item describes Gilda Gray on a cold winter day and a modern girl who prizes the rolling pin as a prop. Dave Roberts comments on a fat man pulling up a chair and a garber discussing politics or the weather in a humorous local snapshot.
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Gilda Gray
Dave Roberts
Garbere
Giddep
Fragmented musings and notices amid Hayward assessment call
A shuffled mix of moral quips, fables, and sarcasm appears alongside a public notice to Hayward property owners about a new tax assessment. The item lists inspection hours from July to August 1925 and features M B Templeton's signoff from Los Angeles. It also references Santa Barbara’s earthquake toll as four dead and three hundred injured with ongoing uncounted casualties.
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Hayward
M. B. Templeton
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Southern California Edison Company
Gadi
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Hayward Review
Melo, Crissey & Romebk
Castro Street Phone
California
Ily
Melo, JR
George H D. Crissey HL BE. Reynolds
Ali
Uniled Press Association
Chicago
Columbia Record
New York
Prohibition Enforcement
Omaha Bee
Henry Ford
Little
Andy Sorensen
Humpty Dumpty
Hans Henningsen
Blue
State Bank
The
First National Bank
BY System Transit Company
State Railroad Commission
Eastbay
KEY System Transit Company
O. G. Miller
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