Preservation Push To Rebuild Santa Barbara Mission
Berkeley Gazette notes efforts to fund the reconstruction of Santa Barbara Mission after earthquake damage. Father Augustine of Santa Barbara Mission appeals for broad donations to cover a plan costing over a half million dollars, inviting Catholics and all believers to contribute to restore the historic edifice.
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Santa Barbara
Junibero Serra
Lieb
Hamers
Father Augustine
Vulgarizing Parks Warns Against Car Civilisation
Stephen Mather, head of the National Park Service, warns that the automobile’s access to parks risks vulgarizing them with gas stations hot dog stands and dance pavilions. He favors campsites but fears loss of natural beauty if motorists overwhelm the landscape. He urges campers to resist overdevelopment and to leave cars for those who value the hills.
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Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Mather
Life for gunmen urged in New York with age of weapons
A vigorous drive in New York seeks life imprisonment for crimes where deadly weapons are used or carried. The Board of Trade and Transportation backs the measure arguing it would deter crime and gun-toting, though the writer notes the real issue is stopping weapon access and arms traffic.
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New York
Board of Trade and Transportation
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Seismologists urged to adopt headline friendly title
A Dallas News note suggests seismologists should craft headlines that fit newspaper styles. A Chicago poet laments the old home farm revealing a playful critique of rural themes echoed by the Arkansas Gazette.
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Dallas News
Chicago
Arkansas Gazette
Fragmented musings and humor snippets from a 20th century page
A collage of quirky remarks and social witticisms includes jokes about a dull office cat, a wise child, vegetable chats via chickens, a reference to Haxamithylendetramine as a drug, and lines on perseverance and luck. Scattered dialogues mention a dog, a barber, a flapper, a widow, and odd local observations.
Better Homes Question Why People Won’t Stay In Them
The remark ponders why households under “better homes” ideals fail to keep occupants. It reflects on social shifts that undermine domestic stability and questions the practicality of improved housing when people seek other ends.
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Chia
Incoming Community Events List for July and August
A sequence of local gatherings is announced including a masked dance at Ana Vista by Hayward Live Wires on July 25 open to the public. Also July 25 an Open Masonic meeting at Native Sons Hall for district Masons. July 26 Lions Picnic at Verzie ranch Croweswyon for Lions and families. August 2 Harvard Council Knights of Columbus picnic in Cull Canyon for Knights only. August 9 two events: Consolidated Improvement Clubs picnic at Idiewood Park Niles Canyon and Woodmen of the World Palm Cracle Neighbors of Woodcraft basket picnic at Fernbrook Park Niles Canton for Woodmen Woodcraft families.
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Ana Vista
Hayward Live Wires
Native Sons
Idiewood Park
Niles Canyon
Fernbrook Park
Niles Canton
Cypress Camp
Woodmen of
Palma Crucle
Neghbors
Woodcraft
Woodmen
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