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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
2
The article notes radio now demands fresh material rather than fillers. Manager Charles B Popence of WJZ WY emphasizes careful program integration for a harmonious broadcast.
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association warns forests lose $140,000,000 yearly due to insistence on long boards. It urges use of shorter lengths to reduce waste from forest to finished houses and calls on the public to cooperate with mills for forest conservation.
A critical editorial notes 1,200,000 Britons on government unemployment benefits. It cites miners in three towns who combine union pay and dole to earn 11.50 for three days work, while four days leave only 10.50 and no dole, arguing the scheme weakens work incentive and could erode government in other nations.
The author argues that large sums invested by small investors and via fiduciary institutions like insurance companies and banks are shifting ownership of industries away from government toward a broader public ownership. He predicts this trend may grow for the common good, with more people becoming part owners in the industrial system.
The SAE research department with the U S Bureau of Standards will conduct experiments to lengthen car life. Samples from ten cars in seven cities New Orleans Washington Detroit Birmingham Minneapolis Tulsa and San Francisco will be analyzed to identify oil impurities and their harm to engines.
A collage of brief clippings notes the Amateur Athletic Union deeming Nurmi expenses excessive and comments on cautious budgeting. The Norfolk Virginian Pilot quips about polite letters amid missiles to King Boris of Bulgaria. Other lines remark on Mitchell’s behavior and wartime era dialogue.
Rex Cheney cites red as a top spring color with lacanor red and beetroot tones. Red foulards with small patterns and narrow ties gain vogue in London and globally, pairing with white and harmonizing shades for a sharp, colorful look.
A collage of quips and observations on taxes, politics, religion, humor, and daily life. The narrator lampoons bingo-like political figures, a misfiring motor, fashion, industry, and the public eye, blending jokes about doctors, fortune, and modern oddities.
June event features 206 children in costumes and dances for the Milk Fund Frolic. Pageant titled Beauty of Nature starts at eight with lights and colors, followed by dancing. Tickets available from school children to support a worthy cause.
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