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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
2
A collage of clipped quips critiques and jokes from multiple papers. References mock President Coolidge headlines urban inequality and stage fashion while lampooning foreign dinners and theater ambitions. The slice highlights witty, era-tinged observations with sharp punch lines.
Estimates show 330 carloads of Hayward district cauliflower will reach midwest and eastern markets as buyers demand quality. The note highlights diversified farming as backbone, with a record pea crop and USDA guidance supporting steady growth and solid foundation for future development in Hayward.
The editorial lauds California as a crafted land formed by nature and human artistry. It cites John Muir Burbank Bret Hart and others shaping the state with mountains valleys and wildflowers, claiming homes in California bring stronger children longer life and brighter futures.
A San Francisco Daily News editorial argues Judge Hudner in Los Angeles would protect a man’s choice of clothing, noting that public scrutiny of private attire undermines personal rights. It stresses constitutional freedom to wear pants as one pleases, within moral limits, and defends private life from court intrusion.
In the dead of winter ginghams chambrays and linen novelties arrive to spark spring sewing. Tub frocks for girls feature cheeked gingham yokes pockets and decorative sketches in cotton floss. Bloomers are popular and toy-like animal and landscape sketches provide easy picture-book decoration ideas.
Bay Cities Bridge Company applied for permission to build a 25,090,000 bridge across San Francisco Bay from the foot of Sixteenth Street in San Francisco to Pacific Avenue in Alameda. The proposed span would be 27,000 feet long, several thousand feet longer than any existing bridge.
Alameda county prepares to dedicate a new Veterans Hospital near Livermore in March. The four mile distant facility sits on a gentle slope with a view of the Livermore valley and will be among the nation’s most modern institutions for veteran care.
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