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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1925
Page
2
An editorial urges City of Hayward to curb paper litter by making posting posters illegal on poles and trees and by boosting public spirit. It cites dated placards and bundles of newspapers discarded at corners as unsightly examples and calls for residents to dispose of papers properly to keep Slayward clean.
The National Association of Retail Clothiers aims to spend about a million dollars yearly to teach men how to dress, mirroring prior female campaigns. The piece notes shifting fashion norms and jokes about gendered style trends as women become more politically active and men gain new leisure for fashion decisions.
The narrative recalls Battling Siki's blazing talents and reckless fame after his Paris shocker against Georges Carpentier, including a claimed dive and dramatic Paris life. It notes his Dublin St Patrick's Day bout, McTigue's matchmaking, and Siki's controversial, star-making career. Also mentions Missouri Tigers football strength and Sam Whiteman.
The passage argues that heavy advertising spent on clothing could educate men toward comfort, simplicity, and beauty in dress. It contends that a million dollars annually in ads might yield worthwhile improvements in public taste and attire.
Forest fires scorched 29 000 000 acres of public and private land in 1925 causing an estimated loss of 38 000 000 dollars. 92 000 fires were recorded, 24 000 more than 1923 and 45 000 above the nine year average.
The piece argues that cheap salaries mislead voters while campaigns cost vast sums. It notes New York mayoral nominee costs. estimates for primary and election are unclear, likely far above office salaries. The author finds fault with taxes paying for offices and questions the value placed on public service.
The piece argues that modern princesses marry for love rather than diplomacy. It cites Italy as an example where Princess Mafalda chose love over arranged alliance, noting war and democratic ideas ease religious barriers. The passage ends with a reflection on wealth and buying power in society.
The 26 inning tie between Joe Oeschger of the Braves and Leon Cadore of the Dodgers on May 1 1920 remains the longest game in major league history. Oeschger pitched strong late innings and kept Cadore hitless after the 17th as dawn ended the duel. Cadore later left the majors, and Oeschger joined the Dodgers as a teammate years afterward.
Scientists report that runners on a carbohydrate rich training diet and consuming candy during the race perform better and stay in stronger condition than those who run without sugar. Joe Cotter, Louisville first baseman, had a big day with three or four hits leading to a pennant win and a new fatherhood, then news of his sale to the New York Giants.
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