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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
2
The Review proclaims Fay Lanphier of Alameda as Miss America 1925 by divine right. It claims exclusive proof from its editor and features poetic revelation and photographs to support California’s claim against industry influence.
A columnist recalls differing attitudes toward courtship and affection among youths across generations. The piece contrasts past discreet behavior with modern prompts and media, noting shifts in social mores from the 1950s to present society.
A reflective essay argues that promiscuous petting among youths arises from thrills and numbers and that attempts to suppress it fail. The writer asserts restraint and reserve would improve both sexes while noting older generations' repeated condemnations. The piece critiques over-legislation as worsening secrecy and danger.
The article praises the Agorians of Hayward as a new service club of promising young men. It urges community support to help them develop intellectual moral and social leadership for Hayward's future business teachers and leaders. It stresses cooperation within the group and with the community and ends with a call for friendly backing.
Story of Billy Jacobs son of Enoch Jacobs Sacramento Valley pioneer who rose with wealth then squandered it. Born to riches he moved to San Francisco drove a famed team of black horses, spent fortunes, became a derelict in Oakland, dying in a pauper's grave. Public Administrator Hill finds no heirs or wealth left.
An advertisement claims Adierika removes gas and brings relief to the stomach. It promises to stop bloating and promote elimination of waste matter, noting benefits for chronic constipation. The note is signed by R. C Miller and promotes a local drug store at 1st and B Streets.
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