Newspapers from 1927 uncovered in a time capsule found in an Oakland school. pic.twitter.com/nzjQjo0r2S — Amy Hollyfield (@amyhollyfield) March 16, 2018

Newspapers and school guidebooks found in time capsule from 1927 found at Oakland’s Glenview Elementary school. Kids were hoping for treasures like money and toys. 🤷‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/ck9BQxlQ7o — Amy Hollyfield (@amyhollyfield) March 16, 2018

Headline writing has really improved! Newspapers from 1927- found in a time capsule in Oakland. pic.twitter.com/boBTJzQWb8 — Amy Hollyfield (@amyhollyfield) March 16, 2018

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Students at an Oakland school took a trip to the past Friday without the help of a time machine.They opened a 90 year old time capsule and learned something about themselves in the process."11 Boys Seized by Bandits," Alameda Couple Perish in Gas." Those are some of the headlines from 1927.However, those headlines are not exactly the stories to hold the attention of third graders. "Overall meh. It was cool, but not so cool, " fourth grader Joaquin Ramirez said.The newspapers were in a time capsule found by construction crews at the Glenview Elementary School campus in Oakland, which is currently being remodeled.While the adults can appreciate the school guidebook and newspapers, headlines like "Anti-hanging judge to be Saved by Writ from Sentencing Slayer" just don't interest kids.They were hoping to find treasures inside, like money.School officials aren't sure what they will do with the item. They said they might put them on display at the school or they might check to see if local museums are interested.