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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
2
An aged 103 year old woman of the middle west emphasizes keeping the mind occupied with wholesome thoughts to pursue a long life or, at least, happier years. The Review notes wholesome thinking and longevity share a common thread and yield respect from others.
The article extols the Boy Scout movement as a worthwhile modern cause training boys in the right way by making lessons pleasant. It compares proper living to pleasant medicine and urges adults to embrace the square deal through service and helping others. The piece envisions a bloodless revolution if the scout motto of lending a helping hand became universal.
Builders plan a fine theatre on Castro Street showing strong faith in Hayward. They expect rapid population growth and increased capital as the town progresses, believing prosperity will follow the announced course.
An editorial in the California Cultivator cites 67,256 motor vehicle act violations last year with 5,697 for faulty headlights. It argues for DMV to require properly adjusted lights and revoke licenses for cars not equipped with glare reducing headlights.
A parade of brief editorial quips from multiple papers mocks elites and politics. Jokes target the intelligentsia, Italian leadership, automobile saturation, domestic chores, and social roles. Short, pointed jabs mirror 1930s humor and editorial tone.
Sacramento reports nearly 2000 measures in the second half session include labor bills to regulate private employment agencies restrict fees and require openness in hiring and wages, with pilots for worker reeducation and veterans reform. The package also covers aliens on public works limits on work hours for pharmacists and women and new wage and injury compensation changes.
London reports discovery of ancient steps said to lead to the temple of Solomon. United Press notes the find in England as archaeologists examine the limestone stairs and their possible historical significance.
Workmen digging foundations at the Mosque of Omar in Jerusalem uncovered a row of small pillars and an ancient staircase beneath one of 12 arches. The find is believed to be a passage to the ancient Temple of Solomon, with the temple originally built by Solomon and destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, then rebuilt by Zerubbabel on the site.
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