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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
2
Readers discuss the Dorothy Ellingson case, urging a return to strong home training to preserve national standards. The piece argues postwar relaxation of rules impacts youth and stresses the home as life’s center for shaping future citizens.
The nation prepares for a tax cut matching last year with a 25 percent maximum surtax rate and an estimated $300,000,000 in relief. Officials tout the fourth major postwar reduction under Coolidge economy policy while vowing to lessen pork-barrel excess and improve taxpayer value.
The Dixon Tribune discusses an editorial praising electrical power as the greatest servant of society. It argues private utilities, with long transmission lines and interconnection, built modern power and plants and disproves calls for government ownership and super power schemes.
A set of syndicated mock headlines critiques politics law enforcement and culture. The Wall Street Journal lampoons Senator Dawes, the Wichita Beacon mocks Borglum, the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot calls for stricter liquor enforcement, and Nelson News notes lighter literature yearly.
A collage of humorous quips and reflections from early 20th century newspapers. Snatches poke fun at reformers, fashion, manners, and social norms while musing on progress, politeness, and nostalgia for simpler times. It blends quotes about civility, romance, pets, hobbies, and old-fashioned routines.
A fragmentary exchange mocks a harsh boss and references boosting a radio setup with doodads to reach Schenectady. The oddly phrased dialogue hints at grievances and a quirky hobby aimed at distant reception. The text reads as a collage of workplace grievance and eccentric tech talk.
The election for Trustee of the Hayward Grammar School will be held in the Bar Scout Room of the B Street School on Friday March 27 1925. Polls open from a.m. to p.m. By Order of the Board of Trustees JACOB HARDER IR Clerk.
Alayward announces candidacy for re election as a member of the Union High School Board of Trustees. Election set for March 27 1926.
Notice is hereby given that an election for naming trustees for the Palomares school district will be held March 27, 1925, at the Palomares schoolhouse. Polls open at 1 p.m. and close at 5 p.m. on the date of the election. Signed, Mrs. S. Hadeler, Clerk.
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