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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
3
A 1910s editorial argues for enforcing the law against Miss Anita Whitney, framing women as deserving protection yet condemning alleged crimes. It asserts law must be applied impartially, regardless of social status, to uphold public safety and justice.
The text questions how many Hayward and Alameda County residents are labeled by the government as hoarders for keeping money at home instead of banks, implying a larger hidden in-need population. It hints at official interest in unbanked citizens and rural wealth behavior.
The treasury cites that foreigners conceal about 250 million dollars in cupboards and similar spots while farmers hold 125 million outside banks. About 8,000 misers average 5,400 each, and half a million carry 375 dollars for emergencies. Total hoarded cash nears 450 million, less than one tenth of US currency in circulation, yet deprives them of interest and slows commerce.
The text quotes Archbishop Spaulding asserting true education comes from living outdoors from dawn to night. It describes running, jumping, riding, swimming, and observing nature as essential experiences. He argues shaded groves and silent woods nurture the soul beyond formal schooling.
The Long Island College Hospital reports further experiments curing paresis in sixty patients. Thirty have returned to normal life, others show improvement, some failed to respond. Results offer encouraging progress but do not prove a cure, yet show more than previous efforts.
Mrs Margaret Harrison returns from the Near East and reports that shieks have several wives and many children living in tents with livestock. She says their beauty standards favor darker complexions and frown on blondes, and notes a protest cannot erase a pet word though one swallow cannot make a summer. the term Sheik may endure.
Nick Altrock, a Washington area golfer and Senator during baseball season, tells of a match at Chevy Chase where a greens committee member accuses him of improper play. The official, warned by Nick, ends the exchange as Nick asserts control of the shot.
Vote Peckinpaugh honors the Washington star as the American League most valuable player by a writers committee from all AL cities. Walter Johnson won the award in the previous season, marking Washington’s consecutive MVP tribute.
Ardmore manager George Whiteman drafted Lou Jones from Muskogee for the pennant series. Jones, a former Muskogee shortstop, belted four home runs in the opening game, leading Ardmore to a decisive win over his old club. His season batting average stood at roughly .270, yet he delivered the standout performance in the opener.
Pearsen's Weekly notes couples enjoy seaside bungalows where husbands tackle home improvements with gusto while avoiding heavy chores. The piece contrasts grumbling over housing with seaside contentment and the urge to retreat home soon.
A sporting badge is granted to youths in Germany who pass athletic requirements including swimming and skating. Swedish swimmer Arne Borg, known for European race records, will tour Germany this winter. A sports writer calls golf the hardest game to defend a title as Batting Sikii and Alex Smith, twice America's open champion, take posts at the Miami Biltmore Country Club to open next January.
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