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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
A defense of modern schooling argues that improved education methods and understanding teachers now guide behavior. It notes that gentle, patient instruction replaces harsh discipline and that today’s youth respond to proper treatment, with yesterday’s flappers becoming today’s mothers.
The 1924 bulletin warns that a half billion bushel corn shortfall and a 19 percent drop in last year’s pig crop, with fewer sows, will shift spring planting toward more corn and fewer pigs. It argues farsighted farmers who ignore last year’s prices may profit, as bankers often fund crops that paid well before.
The New York World warns opponents of the Child Labor Amendment that non ratification does not guarantee defeat. If state action fails to end child labor, sentiment will push for federal intervention. It likens employers to liquor interests and urges rapid reforms or new federal power. The piece asserts broad support to protect children from exploitation and questions methods for protection.
A collage of brief lines from various papers notes witty quotes and sharp jabs about editors, bread prices, and international costs. The snippet mentions a California cultivator and a New York American quip about jokes for pay and bakers kneading dough.
Centerville notes show the high school football practice and field work for spring athletics underway as tractors and scrapers shape the new athletic field. County officials and local residents attend meetings and events including a World Peace talk at the Country Club and a St. James Club card party.
Rev. Father Bennett sails to Ireland for six months visiting Rome and the Pontiff. Rev. Father Barron of San Francisco will lead Corpus Christi Church in his absence. Other local items note social visits, a pneumonia illness to Dr Porter, a death in the Ortez family, and school events in Washington Township.
Probate petition filed in Alameda County for Maggie H. Faria deceased. Hearing set for March 1 1925 at 10 a m in Department 4 Oakland Court House to prove the will and issue Letters Testamentary to Maria E. Silva. Attorney I Lemos Hayward represents petitioner.
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