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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
4
A Scottish barber keeps a trained monkey in his shop to lather and shave. While the barber steps to the door, the monkey seizes the brush and mimics shaving, nearly cutting a customer. The patron stops the animal, declaring the barber must do the actual shaving.
Eskimo players show little enthusiasm for jazz. They love music scrutinized from a graphophone and perform on a homemade drum and tambourine instrument. An eight man Eskimo orchestra produces an octave with each strike, while vocalizing as they play. The community savors grapho phone records and prefers many other kinds of music over jazz.
The British Antique Dealers Association operates a tribunal in an upper room on St James Street West, London. The High Court of Justice hears appeals from its 350 members with a panel of up to 20 judges and independent art experts when needed to arbitrate disputes over valuable antiques.
The text presents a collection of satirical misattributions and absurd definitions attributed to a boy and various clever phrases. It mocks misnaming sources and parodic claims about historical figures and places, including a supposed Bible of Mohammedans and playful misdrawn characteristics.
Historic urban noise fades under rubber soles and leather heels. Ancient clogs and clinking boots decline in Lancashire streets as pedestrian movement becomes quieter. References to Alexandria gallants and London macaroni style show changing fashions in footwear etiquette.
Helly Bros at 971 B Street Hayward offers men’s wear and accessories. Brains Drug Store Rexall sale runs May 2 to 4 with discounts on shirts collars hats suits and more. Kelly Bros. invites customers to visit and get acquainted.
Color of Army uniforms traces to bindu word dust colored and used by Indian troops in 1682 while olive drab is standard today. Early Boston bells from 1744 bear inscriptions Abel Rudhall Gloucester cast us Anno 1744. Britannica notes fountain pens known as fountain ink horns from early eighteenth century with ink supplied from an internal reservoir.
John Costello and Pearl Higgins as trustees notify that J B Paulo and Margaret Paulo defaulted on a deed of trust securing a note to Marsan. property in Oakland's Alameda County is to be sold at public auction on May 25, 1929, at 10 a.m. in the Alameda County Courthouse front entrance. Sale cash in United States gold coin.
The fragment notes that Thales introduced the theories of equation and proportion among the Greeks, elaborated by Pythagoras in the sixth century BC, who elevated mathematics to a science. The brief reflects on the origins and the rise of mathematical science in ancient Greece.
A history of Spanish moss growth on trees indicates minimal damage overall. While rare cases suggest stress to a single tree, multiple factors beyond moss likely contributed to tree decline.
The piece warns that more damage comes from careless campers leaving fires alight than from boats with guns. It urges extinguishing embers to save timber. It also muses on the inadequacy of words, citing Kant and the growing vocabularies as proof.
A Loulaville woman filed for divorce after an odd dispute involving two kitchen chairs a lacquer finish and a surprise use of Chinese red lacquer on two golf clubs The report, from the Loulaville Times, notes the peculiar marital strain and a humorous domestic detail.
A teacher questioned the authenticity of a note claiming to be from the student's mother. The student admitted uncertainty after stammering while confirming the signature. The incident centers on the dubious document and the doubt it cast on the excuse presented.
Dr B Lip man of the University of California revived cells thought dormant for up to 200 million years says Popular Mechanics. A Cincinnati Enquirer note recalls a truck edging over to let a flivver pass. Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben on self praise after a job well done.
Colonial builders rarely used stone with wood and brick dominating. Stone structures appeared mainly in the North. The text hints at wild ancestry and uses of albumen in leather, lok, paper, camera plates, and films. A tip suggests planting wild fruit trees near orchards to deter birds.
The Eden Aerie No. 1139 Fraternal Order of Eagles holds Thursday night meetings at Silva hall, Castro Street, Hayward. Secretary Joseph L. Moniz invites members or inquiries regarding real estate and insurance offerings from J A Kolze at 688 Castro Street Sayward 1107 California.
A big old fashioned barn dance is hosted by the Hamilton Meat Markets Baseball club at Hamilton's Warehouse in Hayward located at the junction of Upper A and B Streets. The event takes place Saturday evening May 4 with gentlemen paying $7 and ladies admitted free. Reservations encouraged.
For sale an established paying Auto Camp and Grocery with 112 room cabins plus a 30 by 39 foot building suitable for cafe and dancing, garage and auto repairs. Includes a well stocked grocery, gas station, residence, corner lot at Foothill Blvd and Castro Valley Road in Dublin area. Hox 302, Hayward, California, Daily Review.
A battered ad promotes a new stucco home in Hayward with four rooms a bath a sun porch and a garage on a 61 by 158 lot on a corner near a school. Buyers can pay down and rent balance with a simple receipt to avoid landlords. Address Box 1313 care of Review Hayward.
Owner offers a six room bungalow with garage for sale near paved street in a good neighborhood within town limits. Priced to move with a $260 down payment and remaining balance like rent. Apply at 751 D Street Hayward. Also advertises Kelly Bros clothing store at 71 B Street Hayward for men seeking “well dressed” outfits.
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