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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
3
An old practitioner touts Snuffles as a complete treatment that cures catarrh by reaching the diseased parts. It promises permanent relief from inflammation and hay fever, claims to prevent consumption, and is offered for one dollar with home delivery in the United States or Canada.
A dynamite blast set by miners at an asphaltum mine half a mile west of McKittrick failed to explode the caps, starting a fire that within a short time consumed more than a thousand tons of asphaltum valued at five dollars per ton. The mine was emptied of workers as the blast was prepared.
The Home Gold Cure claims to cure drunkenness as a disease without nerve weakening or dust, teaching sufferers to self cure at home. It advertises a one dollar remedy prepared to be mixed in tea or coffee, with discreet administration by friends or relatives and seal prepaid delivery.
A sprawling collage of social and political quips lampoons progress, politics, and daily life. It mentions popular songs, operas, a Western Union president’s rise, a Senate referee image, Niagara Falls impressions, labor and marriage notes, postal and legal notices, and odd court observations.
Professor McCook of Swarthmore College warns that a growing army of tramps roams the United States, with estimates ranging above sixty thousand. The analysis cites data from public lodging houses and informants, noting a sharp rise since 1870 and questioning links to industrial prosperity or depression.
The text presents garbled lines referencing few remaining hominid or animal mentions and a mystery about a birth weight of four pounds. It includes disjointed musings on a father’s birth, a “Smart Set” phrase, and a stray query about “Joan of Ate” and a scholar. The overall meaning is unclear from the damaged OCR segment.
The text shows a fragmentary excerpt referencing the Political Code and duties to demand poll tax or incretor, with provisions for seizure of property if refused. It mentions Septima 8 to 86 and penalties for withholding names or evasive behavior in counts, цит. The unreadable OCR yields an unclear, out-of-context legal notice fragment.
Office of the Asc scr at Alma Canny delivers notice to taxpayers and associations to render all property, parcels, and personal holdings under oath. Deadline stated as April 1st at unspecified time. Document references county house in Oakland and five season holdings.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline assessment corrections and penalties tied to a March date. Mentions a $100 limit, section references, and appeals processes. Lacks clear entities or location to anchor the record.
County Clerk announces urgent voter registration registration begins January 1 and continues until forty days before the next November election. Affidavits of registration must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies. office hours are 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily.
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