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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
2
An advertising example shows a syndicate offering 10 million dollars for the right to use the name Royal for baking powder. They sought only a brand name, not formulas or plants, and were refused. The piece argues consistent advertising builds goodwill and long term value beyond the product itself.
The deficiency measure funds early naval work approving a submarine contract costing 4.5 million dollars to be built at Mare Island. The California yard will construct the largest Uncle Sam submarine, likely the world’s biggest, with work starting in fall and extensive winter employment at Mare Island assured.
The Executive Committee of the Association of National Advertisers denounces increased advertising of patent medicines for incurable diseases. It stresses that misinformation harms public health and reverses decades of progress against tuberculosis by delaying proper treatment and preying on the poor.
An American observer style notes provoke Paris boulevards chatter about Americans as money grabbers and shopkeepers. Gen Tauflieb Alsace senator offers cautions on debt talk, saying Americans hate whining, keep business separate from sentiment, resist dictation on generosity, and view foreign aid as already generous.
A collage of terse editorial lines from several papers notes topics from Prohibition timing to athletic commentaries. Sentences reference air probes, Pa Ferguson politics, Christian nations cutting costs, and Nurmi sport remarks, ending with a playful note about crosswords and a parking hint.
A collage of humorous lines and malaprops satirizes crime, tax talk, lovers, neighbors, and everyday folly. Fragments include quips about wisdom, swindling, old proverbs, and social observations, with several punchy one liners on love, money, and human vanity.
A whimsical teacher entices children with a lesson on the hip popotamus while stressing attention. A comic exchange follows about accepting opinions when requesting favors and a doctor’s instruction on deep breathing versus patient resistance.
Notice of petition for probate of Maggie H. Faria will and appointment of Maria E. Silva as executrix filed in Superior Court. Hearing set for March 17 1925 at 10 A M in Oakland Court House Department 4. Opposition allowed. attorney I Lemos Hayward represents petitioner. Also notice of Edw O Webb candidate for re election to Union High School Board March 27 1926.
Washington March 13 The Pacific battle fleet sails April 15 from the Golden Gate for Hawaii to test coast defense and whether California Oregon and Washington can resist invasion. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell warns of gaps in air and anti aircraft coverage as Navy and Army joint drills aim to show preparedness. Six weeks of maneuvers run before the fleet heads to the Australian cruise.
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