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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
3
A fragmentary verse contemplates time and shadow near the Sphinx. Images of love, fate, and distant spheres mingle with intense, cryptic lines. The speaker laments being cast aside and seeks meaning as a beacon wanes.
A dramatic scene unfolds with Allan confronting hostile landlords and an angry Mira Edwards, amid political pressure. The piece details a looming showdown over resources, threats, and rival figures including McCool, Crimmin, and the unnamed opposition leader as the plot twists toward confrontation.
In Cleveland Plain Dealer prose the tale follows Laura as Allan, once ailing but recovering, returns from hospital to share progress and gratitude. A nurse’s care, a hospital stay, and a city’s sympathy frame his return. He seeks Laura’s companionship, gratitude, and a future together while he faces travel toward recovery.
Local report from Hushby notes a large circus crowd surprising Squire Bemis. He recalls postmaster William Waintin and remarks on women’s attendance and a young performer leaping between rings with care for safety. Emma Balles shown as aging yet steadfast about viewing the show.
The fragment recalls Anne, daughter of Charles I, praised by Fuller in Worthies of England. It notes she died in infancy before age four, with archaic captions about prayer and death as the chronicler describes her pious nature and early fate.
The Portsmouth dockyard in England hubs 8,000 to 8,500 workers who stream through Main Marlborough and Uatcomn gates as shifts begin and end. The 1860s expansion now spans 400 acres with basins, docks, and workshops using steam hydraulics and electricity for forging and metalworking. The yard houses smithies with 120 fires, 7 ton steam hammers, large basins for fitting and rigging, cranes lifting 160 ton loads, rope and block works, boat sheds, gun mount stores, anchor rows, coal yards, officers’ homes, navigation and naval strategy schools, and a five-engine fire station.
A jumble of short comic anecdotes from shipside scenes in New York and various towns. A Cunard adoptee, a band funeral request, a brief alarm clock nuisance, a golf mishap with a mispronounced exclamation and a Presbyterian clergyman’s quip about the Aswan Dam.
An Irishwoman Mrs Ta Touche of Harristown is highlighted in a literary note about arithmetic. The excerpt from The Letters of a Noble Woman discusses how arithmetic is not exact and features permutations and aberrations visible to noble minds rather than ordinary counters.
A fragmentary dialogue shows two women and a servant discussing washing a fish. The garbled text makes it unclear who speaks and what action follows, but water and a fish are central to the brief scene.
A teacher prompts immigrant students to name their favorite school moment, selecting Annetta’s praise for the teacher’s clues. The lesson centers on neat clothes, with a work bag for mending and a pledge to keep garments tidy. A later classroom misadventure leads to a humorous busting of waist buttons as educators observe.
President Taft outlines a broad itinerary starting mid September from Beverly Mass. visiting Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles En route Denver Salt Lake City Spokane and other spots before continuing to New Orleans and Georgia then north to Washington. He will also meet Mexican President Diaz in El Paso and attend a waterways conference.
A lively local verse piece voices pride in the Gap of Dunloe and its charm. It playfully teases a young woman named Lyrner Kehoe and invites readers to judge the flirtatious jokes at the Gap while noting unique local scenery and social voice.
A garbled excerpt shows a teacher struggling with a simple arithmetic problem about John, five oranges, and eleven more, followed by disjointed fragments about a London court panning agent, a bridegroom joke, and stray lines from songs and notes, all from a mid‑century page.
Brief historical note on Pamoss French Soldier Pom General Marquis de Gallifet who led French forces during a critical period in France and directed operations around Paris during a major conflict.
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