11 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
1
A weekly notice lists Fred and Adan B C Smith as faker and proprietor at 616 Castro Street Hayward California. The item notes publication dates Tuesday and Friday and claims second class mailing entry on July 9 1909 under the 1873 act.
The Berkeley and Tass ward Chambers of Commerce present ten commandments urging Americans to prioritize domestic goods and industry. They call for buying American made articles, using American paper and ink, and supporting American foods, textiles, and machinery to boost national prosperity and pride.
A June 4 report notes the Roosevelt campaign gathering at Congress Hotel with workers singing a parody of a famous war chant. The piece mocks President Roosevelt and his supporters, hinting at Teddy’s perceived weakness and questioning leadership.
A new Southern Pacific timetable takes effect June 12 with changes to some trains. Certain Sundays feature added departures at 6 a.m. from Delta to Portland, and excursions offer round trips at reduced rates. Final return date is July 7 with tickets on sale in California terms and storage allowances noted.
The text argues dogs do not perspire like humans and warns that bitten people may recover if hydrphobia is not present. It condemns cruelty and noise from barking dogs disturbing neighbors, and presents a dog’s suffering tale of chains, thirst, and longing for relief to spur humane treatment and less nighttime disturbance.
The text praises a sturdy, practical step ladder that saves work and lasts. It highlights the necessity of a reliable model, noting strong serviceability and solid construction for safe use.
An early 20th century notice from B D Naylor of Hayward offers a limited hatchling batch at half price for season balance. The ad mentions Orpington excess stock and a pallet stating three months and four weeks old with printing review requested.
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