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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
Entry notes second class matter under the 1870 act. Rates: in advance five dollars per year, two fifty for six months, or fifty cents monthly by carrier. Papers continue until a direct order to discontinue. arrearages must be paid in every case.
A message echoes the teaching to love one another as Jesus loved, urging mutual care and unity under the commandment. It calls for practical kindness and harmonious living within communities and families.
A Corona proposal to form a Boyhood program invites broad backing from clubs and groups but prompts caution about replacing or duplicating Boy Scout methods. The piece cites Hemet-San Jacinto Scouts with about 200 boys, a rented meeting space, a dedicated executive, and notes Corona’s ideal conditions for an active scouting presence.
The Corona locale invites Scouts with camps weekly hikes and night courses. The writer argues sponsorship could expand a strong local foundation built over years of work, noting no age limit, from Wolf Cubs to older youths, and that merit badges carry global recognition. BE. F. L.
County Directors of the Farm Bureau convened with Carter praising home demonstration, boys and girls clubs, and a plan to form mutual counties with fire insurance groups. Riverside Mutual Fire Insurance manager Charles P. Carl spoke on the Lakeport state convention and Berkeley meeting to discuss the proposal. Brief monthly reports were given by Mrs. Margaret Plumpton and Farm Advisors Winslow and McDonald, with Eldridge serving as temporary chair.
A quaint plant support described as a slender stick with a painted wooden bird affixed at the top. The bird is cut from soft wood, painted in bright colors with oil or house paints, and varnished. The craft shows rough execution yet remains a charming feature.
The article notes plants require cooler nights and warmer days. A well ventilated room should maintain roughly 50 degrees at night and about 70 degrees during the day to suit the average plant.
The Florida Times Union notes that students who make the honor roll often carry forward the same discipline as they grow older and enter the world on their own terms.
The excerpt lists Ly. Corona to Los Angeles arrival times at 8 02, 9 30, 9 30, 11 00, 4 49 and 6 15 A M and East bound from Los Angeles to Corona with arrivals at 8 00, 10 07, 11 15, 12 52, 6 15 and 6 38 P M with date code m24 tf.
Helen Keller will broadcast from the San Francisco KGO studio on June 13 at 11 50 p m reaching listeners worldwide by radio. Ann Sullivan Macy will accompany her and recount Keller's life and how she learned to perceive the world without sight or hearing.
Lincoln News showcases a large issue with greetings from Glen D. Wight and lists honor roll students from third through sixth grades including William Clark Celia Ragsdale Janice Corkhill Fannie Mae Staininger and many others. Winifred Walker wins penmanship prize. teachers praise writing improvement.
By by law amendment the Riverside Water Company becomes a mutual concern and will sell water only to stockholders. Most irrigators are stockholders and nonstockholders will be offered stock to continue water access. No new irrigation will expand beyond current stockholder lands. A dam concreting plan near Alvord is discussed. Artesian well near East San Bernardino reaches 750 feet. pumping plant construction proceeds.
Deacon speaks in mock counsel addressing vice and temper while a narrator retorts with a clipped moral quip about fixing others ailments and the saying that a doctor takes his own medicine and a banker pays a salary.
The article notes that high street is not about height but rank, equating it to Main street. It observes this distinction in many small towns and cites London Tit-Bits.
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