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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
4
The Florence Alabama Herald notes that several contemporary authors admit they dislike writing and suggests some writers do so out of pure cussedness. The remark frames a skeptical view of literary labor and creative agency.
A brief dialogue shows Arthur asking about petting and Martha answering she objects. The exchange centers on boundaries and personal limits. No names beyond the speakers. no explicit actions beyond the objection.
North Fork highway work to complete first lap in thirty days. Manteca approves $2,500 water extensions after plans by E. M. Leventon. Solano County survey for Vallejo Benicia port and shipping terminal. Highway Commission to condemn for a San Joaquin Valley link. first section bid around $1,000,000. full project three years. State sportsmen urged to report scarce food for game due to heavy snows Carried hatchery work at Kaweah with 300,000 eggs. Education costs rise in isolated schools. Thompson Mendocino high costs per pupil over $1,000. Transport planes cut distance to Chicago and Seattle. air mail times. Four rural fire trucks funded for northern California. Telephones capped 173 new lines at Watsonville. Acacias planted along Palo Alto railfront. 3,294,840 fish rescued statewide. Law enforcement to prosecute short measures at stations. Stockton active. North American Oil plans drilling near Petaluma with $75,000 outfit. New Glenn County jail site moved from Willows civic center. Southern California highway bids opened. grading in Kern and paving in Imperial. Suburban water plant in Hayward Highlands declared public utility. Mount Shasta airport to gain $10,000 beacon. State archives tally births, deaths, marriages since 1906. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce files for county promotion. Richmond industry adds workers. Long Beach schools plan brick buildings.
In England, endurance fasters draw crowds at seaside resorts. Blackpool hosted three men living on lemonade and cigarettes in glass cabinets despite cries of fake. Sacco, famed for fasting feats, reached sixty days as crowds surged for a view.
Advertises Russ Ball Blue detergent claiming it makes clothes whiter than snow and appealing to household shoppers at grocer advertisements.
Communist candidate Foster denounced war in a New York speech. He attacked armchair heroes and argued that true fighting occurs in the trenches, calling the notion of war glory deceptive. He asserted the hardship and brutality of real combat.
A testimonial ad extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle vegetable laxative for children and adults. It claims long endorsement by physicians, notes improved appetite and digestion, and features a Kansas mother praising her daughter Bonnie B. for health gains attributed to the product. The ad urges asking for California Fig Syrup and to look for the genuine carton label.
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