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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
3
A collection of humorous lines and wry observations on daily life. Notes touch on rent, loneliness, grooming, family skeletons, travel jokes, war ignorance, sales, inflation, class critique, and a science estimate about coal by-products. Distinct voices poke at society with casual wit and irony.
The European cuckoo lays eggs in others' nests to spare long trips for food. Doctor Dobay notes the bird's hunger drives constant hunting, the female's high clutch numbers reduce starvation risk, and immediate incubation after laying ensures offspring survival, per the Kapsas City Star.
A new system uses a polished glass disk spun by an electric motor to prevent rain spray and snow from sticking to lookout glass. The rotating disk, manufactured by a respected English firm and distributed widely, keeps the captain’s view unobstructed in storms.
The article notes grouse moors in Scotland opening to hunters with Philadelphians leasing a moor. It explains ptarmigans differ from grouse with thickly feathered toes and winter adaptation. Ptarmigans nest on the ground in heather and thickets, eat insects and plant matter, lay mottled eggs, and become white in winter. Monogamous domestic habits are described for the species.
The Ohio State Journal notes that smell is the least developed sense and far inferior to sight. It states that few odors are reliably identified and many familiar perfumes remain unknown to the average person.
In a dusk scene in a small market town Tammas Mac Pharson emerges from an inn and takes a seat in a car. A village constable asks him to step out but Tammas retorts and demands the chief who stole his driving wheel.
Hayward hosts a busy schedule of public dances whist games and charity events from October 24 through November 6. Highlights include Dania Society dance with Walters' Orchestra at Dania Hall Hayward two Halloween activities and multiple turkey whist fundraisers by local clubs and parent associations benefiting Milk Fund and Kiddies Market Day. Featured venues include Odd Fellows Hall Castro Valley School Native Sons hall and Hayward High School auditorium with prominent speakers and prize displays.
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