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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for the Hayward publication, marking monthly and yearly prices and noting second class mail status under the 1870 act. No names or dates beyond the 1909 reference are provided.
Editorial excerpt urges strict law observance across the republic. George B. Lockwood argues disbelief in law fuels crime, and the fabric of law protects life, liberty, and happiness. Public obedience, in his view, underpins constitutional order and democratic legitimacy.
The late President Harrison avoided stepping on a grass patch in Indianapolis to prevent others from following his example. He believed national integrity rests on individual behavior and thought, urging citizens to consider their responsibility for good government.
A long Texas imaginaire compares the state’s cattle myth to a giant steer whose hooves would span Ohio to Hudson Bay, while other images recall California’s small stoves and large Lars as a dig at regional exaggeration. The piece notes a race between Texas and Florida to outdo each other in false boasts.
The Nation's Business notes that prices like $1.49 and $2.98 arose to force clerks to give change and thus be honest. Before cash registers, shopkeepers used cent-precision to route money through a central cashier, ensuring transactions were recorded.
A columnist argues for distinct branches under a unified military by proposing separate departments and ministers for Cavalry and Tanks. He ridicules current leaders as Neanderthals and mocks infantry ignorance of cavalry, urging a bold move to create independent tank and cavalry services.
Grange brothers Harold and Garland of University of Hitness will not play together this season. Garland recently left college and will return next fall after Harold completes his college career. Illinois observers note coach Fr C Zuppke forgot Garland was on the squad and compare Garland's abilities to Harold's, with Harold seen as faster and more stellar at quarterback.
Benj E Benslinger, Brunswick-Balke-Collender president, says a match between Schaefer and Conti is unlikely this year. Conti, resting after Paris tourney, may instead face Grange or Derbier. no definite plan yet. Conti respects Schaefer since Chicago match and earlier pairings, but previously refused to travel to Chicago for a 1922 qualifier.
Bert Niehof recalls a dramatic ninth inning moment for Los Angeles as Arnold Statz, sprinting at top speed, bare handed a long drive to the outfield then returned to the clubhouse with the ball. Niehof says it was the finest play he witnessed, though newspapers ignored it.
Bill McKechnie's Bat Jack Dempser moves toward amusement promotion but may shift its label. Manager George Sisler denies reports of his eyes failing and mentions ongoing health concerns. The record cites Wellace Buares’s 3 001 high run in straight fall billiards from 1915.
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