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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
5
Letters express appreciation for the Women’s Tuesday Feature and social home life topics, noting how the page adds color to news. Dame Edith lauds Garden Club efforts to beautify homes in Hayward, urging flowers and shared advice to inspire year after year.
Meininger & Co at corners Castro streets offers books Parker fountain pens new pottery stationery and a range of beautiful gifts for Mother's Day. Visit the up to date shop to pick a present and remember every day is Mother's day.
A study section reading from Shakespeare Hamlet on prudent speech and conduct urges restraint in friendships and finances. It cautions against quarrels and borrowing, advises listening more than speaking, and stresses honest self guidance. The note appears in a Fi and Valley Club study section.
Color scheme folders from P. W. Moody at 1038 B Street Hayward offer home beautifying options. Full details on effects provided in each folder. Stop in to discuss color combinations and ask for Hayward Merchants' discount stamps.
Utopia editorial notes a chic season where feminine styles return with lacquered fabric accents paired with galalith. The piece highlights Patou designs including a flowery boutonniere of gardenias, a fly of the valley boutonniere, a leather braided sports necklace, matching bracelet, sport handbag in black mat kidskin and white ribbed material, and a large carved crystal button fastener.
The article details spring fashion focusing on scarfs used as trims and accessories with sport and evening varieties. It notes lace scarfs with gold or beaded embroidery, pins, and the use of scarfs in sport blouses. Pajamas emerge as fashionable informal wear, with a kitchen pajama trend among Young Married Set and beach-appropriate linens. An ankle-length Crepe de Chine nightgown with lace trims epitomizes current feminine style.
The guide advises matching skin color by pinching the third finger, applying makeup in daylight for day wear and under electric light for evening, and using a proper foundation. It emphasizes a natural look with light powder, a triangle of rouge on the cheeks, lip color, eye shadow, and careful blending.
Radio Treat and Music Week will be observed by many stations May 4 to 10. A memory contest features 60 submitted compositions for KGO KPO KFRC and ELX. Twenty numbers will be chosen and played with contest papers due by May 11. Prizes awarded to winners. Information at Darneal's Radio Shop 578 Castro Street near Hayward Theatre.
In a column by W S Chadwick the author discusses hunting the isessebe lechwe and sitatunga and reflects on small town life and radio symphonies while observing the crowd and local culture.
This note explains bridge bidding basics from declarer to no trump, major and minor suit values, and trick expectations. It includes hand evaluation prompts, example hands, and guidance on initial bids to invite partner play.
A Hayward store ad promotes Honest values and modern service at J. C. Penner Co. 1030 B Street. It touts cheap prices without a sale and claims satisfaction through savings and quality for thrifty shoppers.
The Review invites Oakland and San Francisco readers to share city residents vacation plans and travel events. Editor notes that items may come from personal solicitation and the section aims to cover coming and going moments, weather permitting, with welcome news of local citizens’ plans.
An article extols the importance of a child’s eyesight for education and future success. It cites that 87 percent of knowledge is received through the eyes and cautions against excessive reading, advising no more than two hours at a sitting.
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