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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
2
The Review and Hayward merchants present a main today for a Page of Special Bargains at Hayward stores on Wednesday April 1. It promises top quality gou goods at lower Bay region prices, with prizes offered in conjunction with the event. Read the back page ads for details and participation.
The piece argues statisticians worry about birthrates but notes births outpace deaths. It challenges class labels by saying the so called educated lack babies while the uneducated contribute more. With earnings and schooling, the uneducated may become educated like their forebears.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting in a new 2 million dollar building. Henry A. M. Robinson presided as R. W. Pridham reviewed the year’s work. The city ranked fourth in building, with permits totaling 150 million.
The piece notes early hopes for $1.00 gasoline amid 20 to 25 cent retail prices, followed by a crash that closed wells. As crude output fell, refiners paid up to restart production, causing prices to climb again with market cycles, echoing tides of the sea.
A Detroit News note says a Pennsylvania Senate milk bill to sell only in original containers could lift livestock markets. Brooklyn Eagle quips about Mayor Hylan running on two nickels. Another Detroit piece mocks a minister and modern marriage ideas. The Hallifax Chronicles cites The Auto as a Killer of Wildlife. Pitt Newspaper Bachieve notes La Follette’s party harmony and bolt risk.
A jumble of humorous anecdotes and misquotes references the Queen of Sheba introducing Honeydew melons to Solomon. It notes a boastful business man who didn’t advertise as a key folly and jumbles phrases about education and inventions. It closes with whimsical, century‑flavored quips about manners and attire.
The fragment cites Harold Meizer arguing ships are called shes for better wind performance. It also warns Harold to keep his head and jokes about why men do not kiss other men's wives. The piece mixes fashion history notes with odd musings.
A sermon laden excerpt debates crime prevention via inner reform over force. It argues ministers and the public must address inner vice, warning that oppression fails to cleanse souls and noting distrust of devilish influence in society.
Pacific Telegraph Company expands service to meet rising demand in Hayward. Manager John Robinson notes work near Garden Street Sunset and Bartlett Avenues, with 1300 feet of 50 pair 22 gauge aerial cable to serve a new suburban residential tract. Project wraps by month end.
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