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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
3
A column discusses fashion aims for a slimmer waist and the value of self discipline in dieting. It warns that excess calories convert to fat, advises no fat or starches, and recommends daily exercise with reference to a health book by Lulu Hunt Peters.
Poem describing beloved neighborhoods with a house that becomes a gathering place for children who romp, skate, and sing. It celebrates community, parental permission, and the joy of shared outdoor play across streets and lawns.
The notice advises painting practices such as turning chairs upside down to paint the lower part first and starting floors far from the door. It also recommends stirring paint with a clean bread stick and promotes P. W. Moody at 1033 B Street Hayward for guidance on Paint and Brush products.
Lovely white Crepe Silk and dainty summer frocks for a girl’s first communion or graduation available at J.C. Punney Co Hayward store located at 1030 Street. Children's department offers matching silk slips and undergarments.
Simple etiquette advises remembering hosts and guests names to avoid unflattering lapses. For hotel dinners, reserve the table and select dishes in advance to save time and prevent confusion.
Residents look forward to a Wednesday evening program at the high school featuring two plays A Quiet Affair and The Gardener's Dream plus a music program. Proceeds go to the Garden club which promotes civic beauty in Hayward.
A bridge tea hosted at Mrs. R. W. Shiells featured Hostess Tea muffins. The recipe includes 2 eggs, sugar, shortening, salt, baking powder, flour, and milk, with steps to cream sugar and shortening and bake for about 20 to 23 minutes in a moderate oven.
Hayward Review Cooking School presents a Tamale Loaf recipe by Elia M. Lehr using ground meat eggs corn meal olives and canned tomatoes baked in a buttered dish with a bacon drippings sauce. The notes promote an emergency shelf for busy hosts and club meetings to save time and money.
The essential qualities of a book for a child include worthwhile content strong English moral standards truth to human experience and engaging interest. Desirable features include beauty of language thought illustrations and charm that inspire a love of reading while remaining comprehensible and suitably challenging.
This column reviews Touchstone by Ames Williams and Golden Dawn by Peter B Kyne, noting themes of human interest, twin identity, and societal adventures, with Dorset author Zephine Humphrey and Boston Herald editor John Clair Minot offering praise for Be loved Community and life in Vermont.
The RK Reid Drug Store in Hayward offers graduation gifts including a 14 karat gold iridium tipped pen for $1.50. Other options include manicure sets, brash and comb sets, perfumes, and compacts suitable for a girl graduate.
Packing for summer trips includes a fishing pole tackle basket Kodak film pipe and tobacco. Meininger and Co Store at Castro and B Streets Hayward calls itself Sportsmen’s Headquarters offering all these items for ready access.
New attractive house dresses of washable materials offered for home and street wear. Available in all sizes including larger sizes, priced at $1.00 and $1.95 and up. Spring assortment of full fashioned pure silk hosiery offered at $1.00 per pair, featuring Kismit and Jade brands. M. T. Kuni Co., 45 B Street.
The article discusses bridge bidding strategies focusing on no trump versus suit emphasis, singleton awareness, and two suit hands. It shifts to home decor advice on sun dials bird baths and kitchen decor with bright enamel colors and gingham curtains.
The column notes that a sun dial is a long standing garden ornament. Designs vary from simple to elaborate and it often serves as a central feature or a secluded accent. A brass dial is common and a simple attractive version is readily made.
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