28 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
1
Fred E. Adams and C. Smith edit and publish from 516 Centro Street Hayward California. Aimed at readers in Maynard California with second class matter status and 1909 postal entry. Subscription rates listed as two dollars sixty cents for one year. Newsroom contact via Hayward phone number 41.
A chaotic Chicago convention report centers on Governor Johnson of California. His eloquent speech urged progressive reforms, detailing the rise of reform against predatory interests, the primary system, and the delegates dispute. He portrays Taft delegates facing defeat, with 13 Taft delegates remaining after splits.
A humorous tirade from the Janeaville Recorder lampoons California kiss science and lemon promotion schemes while praising Wisconsin kisses. The piece mocks a quasi scientific edict urging after kisses to suck a lemon to prevent microbes, and suggests California editors read with disbelief.
The Pure Food Board reports widespread adulteration of olive oil with filth and nonolive substitutes. Consumers are misled by attractive labels and foreign markings. Arturo Marchesini was fined $100 and costs for shipping this salad oil into Minnesota.
A note requests top prices for selected edges and asks readers to mail a card to M Pappas, Box 515, Hayward California, for a call at home. The brief contains garbled details and a postal address.
The ad touts a sturdy glue step ladder as a safe, serviceable tool that saves time and reduces accidents. It emphasizes strong construction, light weight, and long wear, urging buyers to purchase now for lasting usefulness and peace of mind.
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