Apology Accepted and Features Attract Hayward Readers
The Review of Hayward accepts an apology for lacking entertaining content and notes features like Tubby the newcomer in comic strips and Our Office Cat for small city dailies. Exclusive rights and payment are required to obtain these features, and private disputes over theater space are dismissed as gossip.
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Tubby
San Mateo
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Lotu Ae
The Giving of Fat Tips and Social Insight
A San Mateo Times column argues waiters notice weight and eating habits more than other observers. It claims fat diners receive better service and larger tips while doctors focus on health over profits, offering satirical commentary on social norms and class instincts.
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Ney
Chicago
Gabriel
Saint Peter
Peter
San Mateo
Editorial Snapshots on Politics and World Affairs
A collection of light editorial quips from multiple papers. Jests about Congress salaries, presidential foibles, Coolidge on a mechanical horse, Mitchell in air and committee rooms, British surgeons and a brave drink, and world court forecasts. Includes lines about Everett Sanders and the 1928 campaign prelude.
The Office Cat and Hayward Jests and Snippets
A collage of humorous quips and short anecdotes from Hayward and surrounding life. Jokes involve a teller, a bookkeeper, laughter, love, and small misadventures with daily objects and personalities. The piece captures local wit and everyday absurdities in brisk vignettes.
Masons to Hear Dr Morritt on Italian Conditions
Dr Walter Morritt of San Francisco will address Hayward Masons about Masonry under the Mussolini dictatorship. Morritt, long resident in Italy, is a student of Italian conditions and politics. The Oriental Degree will be conferred on a class of candidates at San Leandro.
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Hayward Masons
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Morritt
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San Eandro
Hayward Woodmen team to visit and council committee named
Hayward Woodmen of the World degree team plans an evening event with local members accompanying the team. A Hayward Lions club committee, led by President Hugh Linthicum, aims to boost relations between club members and local youth, with Hal P. Angus, Jack Mitchell, and William Burchill on the panel. A Salvation Army meeting is set for tonight at Mrs Wise’s home on 594 B Street, led by Adjutant Carroll of Oakland, featuring singing and music. Lustig Furniture Co of Hayward advertises special sales bargains on high grade merchandise.
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Hayward
Hugh Linthicum
Hayward Lions den
Hal P. Angus
Jack Mitchell
William Burchill
Salvation Army
Lustig Furniture Co
Har- Ward
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