How to Live a Long Time 103-Year-Old Shares Wisdom
An aged 103-year-old woman from the middle west champions keeping the mind busy with wholesome thoughts to live longer and gain happiness and respect. The Review notes that while wholesome thoughts may not guarantee long life, they correlate with richer years and greater esteem from others.
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Middle West
White
A Lesson For All From The Boy Scout Program
A discussion praising the pay scout organization as a worthwhile modern movement that trains boys in the right direction. The piece argues lessons should be pleasant to learn, comparing medicine to behavior and advocating a universal adoption of the scout motto of leading a helping hand and serving for the pleasure of doing it.
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Pay Scout Organization
Local Faith in Castro Street Theatre Prospect
The article asserts the theatre on Castro street reflects builders faith in Hayward. It argues population growth will accelerate, bringing more capital and enterprise. Hayward is described as advancing rapidly along a path of prosperity.
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Castro Street
Hayward
Cal Cultivator Urges Fix for Glaring Headlights
The California Cultivator editorial cites DMV data showing 67 256 yearly motor vehicle act violations with only 5697 for faulty headlights and argues warnings fail. It calls for mandatory headlight standards and licensing controls to prevent night driving hazards.
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Division of Motor Vehicles
California Cultivator
Motor Vehicle Division
Editorial Snapshots Inventions and satire from old papers
A collection of quips and captions from early 20th century editorials. Topics range from class divisions and youth labor to anti fascist actions and automotive saturation. Includes remarks on Italian politics and domestic life with a humorous take on social change and modern girls.
Labor bills await action in California legislature
Nearly 2000 measures sit for action in the Sacramento session led by labor reform efforts. Key items include eight to ten bills regulating private employment agencies, banning false labor condition claims, prohibiting agency fees before positions are found, and increasing agency license fees. Other proposals cover worker compensation, alien labor on public works, jury trials on contempt in labor disputes, eight bills on working conditions, and farm labor liens for unpaid wages.
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Myron V. Depew
United Press
Sacramento
Calif
California
Charles Melville
Assembly
Howard Davis
Los Angeles
Edgar Hurley
Oakland
Hurley
Senate
Thomas Maloney
Alurphy
Harris
Dennett
Cora Woodbridge
Senator Murphy
Mahony
Malony
Ed Sample
Assemblyman
Matrice Brewe
Burns and Hornblower
Maurice Browne
Eawner Burley
Rey Fellom
Edwad Smith
Bluthing
Maloner
Bradford Crittenden
Dorris
Bakersfield
Young
Los Gatos
Cloudual
Steps To Temple Built By Solomon
London reports a United Press dispatch describing steps to the temple of Solomon in ancient times. The brief item notes the historical find or description, with emphasis on the architectural ascent and its cultural significance. No dates beyond the century-era reference are provided.
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United Press
London
England
Discovery in Jerusalem Reveals Ancient Temple Link
Workmen excavating in Jerusalem within the Mosque of Omar foundation unearthed a line of small pillars and an ancient staircase at the base of a 24 arch trench. The find is believed to connect to the ancient Temple of Israel built by Solomon, later desired by Nebuchadnezzar and rebuilt by Zerubbabel on the temple site.
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Jerusalem
Mosque of
Mar
Omon
Omar
Temple of Israel
Solomon
Nebuchadnezzar
Zeru
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