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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
2
Hayward business leaders support the new Hayward Athletic Club created on a non profit basis to advance community athletics. The goal is healthier men and a broader program including public tennis courts and other activities to attract newcomers and strengthen population health.
A historical recount notes gas was once distrusted by a crowd on Westminster Bridge as an engineer lit the pipes. The engineer invited a Parliament member to try, who hesitated fearing fire. The story contrasts gas with electricity and its rise as a major heat and industrial source.
The piece notes 38 state legislatures met in January with additional sessions later. In 1923, over 60 000 bills were introduced and 15 000 became laws. Total U S laws approximate one million with 206 000 new yearly. State costs rose from 152 million in 1903 to 1 45 billion in 1923, per capita 2 26 to 13 10. National and state costs combined reached 15 percent of national income in 1923, up from seven percent in 1903.
Morris Gordin told an anti Bolshevist New York audience that Russia was sliding toward a republic of the United States of Russia. He, a former University of Chicago student and World War I soldier, said Russians lack political and economic freedom under a dictatorial elite and must resist communism to end their suffering.
A collection of editorial quips from multiple papers lampoons free speech radio and public policy. Quips reference jaywalkers and jaythinkers, a peace plan, and a joke about no income tax in Washington era.
A collage of humorous quips and jokes on marriage, work, fashion, and daily behavior. The piece weaves 1960s style one liners about wives, bosses, clerks, and teachers with puns on products and common sayings. It notes public figures and community life through playful, lighthearted remarks.
The Superior Court of California Alameda County schedules March 17 1925 at 10 A M for proving the will of Maggie H Faria deceased and issuing letters testamentary to Maria E Silva. Any interested party may appear and contest the will at Department No 4 Court House Oakland. Dated February 20 1925. Clerk GEO. BE. GROSS Deputy GEO H STRICKER Attorney F J Lemos Harvard Cal for Petitioner.
The article quotes W. S. Freeman claiming the hen alone sits still and yields dividends. It also warns against feeding goldfish cinnamon, noting scientists say it can cause rheumatisar.
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