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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
A Hayward editorial argues signed names unfairly bias readers and hinder thoughtful debate. It defends publishing unsigned articles as forum material, noting good arguments may come from any contributor and stressing papers should welcome informed views while protecting the author’s identity.
The article asserts that reputable newspapers publish all views with equal prominence and invites public discussion on important issues. It favors signed submissions and notes that anonymous pieces may be printed with names withheld if requested, viewing this as a defensible journalistic practice.
The piece credits Prof J M Ryan with locating a sagebrush rubber source in Nevada but notes John Beck, a Salt Lake chemist, found rubber from sagebrush over 20 years ago. It argues true profitability hinges on cost of extraction and likens the venture to costly oceanic gold.
Auto manufacturers press for removal of the war tax on automobiles to lower prices by about 300 dollars per car, arguing buyers would gain and sales rise while noting motorists already pay heavy taxes including personal property, license, and gasoline taxes. Tobacco interests also seek restoring pre war tax levels to offer cheaper five cent cigars.
Leo Tiny Hedmond 260 pound athletic director at Muskegon high school was hospitalized with a severe shoulder injury after a scrimmage incident. He passed the ball and criticized opposing linemen for not hurrying, then two players charged him together the next time and knocked him out.
John Weissmuller, famed swimmer and Olympic icon, is described as a natural, unpretentious star. He trains with intensity, believes in sport as serious business, and remains approachable and grounded off the water.
Pirate hurling star Lee Meadows, among the Pirates pitching staff, captivates with his unique glasses as he helps the team push toward a pennant. Meadows stands out as the only bespectacled batter in the big leagues and contributes significantly to their success.
Sixteen former Southern association players are listed among eligibles as the Washingtons and Pirates open the World Series. Names include Muddy Ruel, Bennett Tate Marbury, Joe Harris, Badds Myer, Tex Jeune, John Gooch, Rev Spencer, and Eddie Moore among others. Also noted are Stud Haas being sold to the St Louis Americans and Spain’s rising interest in soccer.
One spoonful Adlerika removes gas and often brings relief to the stomach. It stops that full bloated feeling and may bring out old waste from your system. Claimed to aid chronic constipation. Braven’s Drug Store.
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