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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
2
A critical look at California's interstate boundaries condemns substandard roads. The piece laments parochial thinking and calls for broader regional cooperation, noting California excels in construction except at border segments where roads lag, hampering distant communities.
An essay notes the All Souls Day festival across cultures, highlighting Hindu and Japanese reverence for the dead. It reflects on memory, loss, and the living's rituals of sacrifice and prayer, invoking visions of departed loved ones and the restless dead.
Rex Goodcell reports the Los Angeles District leads all Internal Revenue Units in 1923 collections, with only a 4 percent decline from 1920. While national receipts fall, the Southern California District stands alone in maintaining near stability, marking it as a center of growth and prosperity.
The Los Angeles Limited carried the latest in deluxe travel the honeymoon Pullman cars. New features include private sections with head boards, elastic upper berth shelves, spacious dressing rooms for women, unit cooling with ice water, regulated ventilation, double heating, and illuminated berth numbers for night use. The Ell Heliar led the fleet with the Chicago run Friday morning, and about twenty more cars will follow soon.
A prominent actress and top eye specialists claim eyes can kiss. The eyes, a bundle of nerves deeper than lips, reveal true feeling during a kiss. Vision expert R B R Simpson notes shy maids close their eyes to hide depth of feeling.
Notice states ownership of bricks and timber at the old mill on the Yermo cry lake, purchased by F. W. Bauer and F. E. Slaton, and that some items must not be removed without consent from the designated owners.
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