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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
2
The Back to Coolidge senator announces a bill to give the president authority to consolidate or abolish federal bureaus and commissions when Congress convenes. Critics doubt passage due to entrenched interests. Curtis cites Coolidge’s Massachusetts reorganization cutting commissions from 46 to 20 as a precedent.
The Review lauds The Lost World as a unique film with authentic prehistoric creatures recreated from skeletons by scientists. It notes the educational value in natural history and the thrill of seeing giant animals move on screen, while calling Introduce Me a splendid clean comedy worth support.
Deputy Holland urged workers to be thoughtful of their obligation to employers and to help them. He argued that employees should insure against old age and death to prevent disasters for families and the public, noting that lack of insurance harms both employers and society.
The passage discusses ensuring workers and their families are cared for through taxation and charitable efforts. It suggests employers encourage employees to understand their obligations and seek appropriate channels for support.
A discussion on parking habits in the county notes motorists cause congestion by selfish parking. It observes misaligned, diagonal, and parallel parking reduce spaces, urges drivers to apply the Golden Rule and park as closely as safety allows, especially in diagonal setups.
A farmer and state legislator told merchants a speech on trade at home but the talk was dropped after few could find his residence. He pointedly urged merchants to know their own territory and prospective buyers.
A compact excerpt from Ralph Waldo Emerson urges individual trust and bold action. It dismisses social cowardice and the fear of truth, urging readers to think for themselves and act rightly without reliance on saints or sages.
A miscellany of witty aphorisms and humorous observations from editor Sam Smith. The notes span topics from optimism to age and fashion, punctuated by eccentric asides about editors, royals, couples, and a joke on gargled antiseptics.
A dense catalog ofHayward area listings including a fine business corner at Foothill and Castro Valley Roads a modern five room cottage with outbuildings gas electric services furniture and more. Also car repair service gravel orders tractors chicks baby care and rental notices with contact details in Hayward for a wide range of items and services.
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