15 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
1
Babette Deutsch explores dusk settling on roofs and towers as lights rise in a city and camp. Voices speak to hearts offering comfort through story prayer and argument in a lyrical meditation.
Quick tips for chilled dishes. serve ice creams and salads on cold plates to stay crisp. Cut frozen desserts Molded in melon molds into pie shaped pieces on chilled plates. Whip cream until the print shows and stop. Double white sauce for ready use from the ice chest. Re sift flour that stood, use level measurements, and adjust recipe sizes. Dressing can be kept in the ice chest and used when needed.
San Francisco announces three new tall buildings that will consume electricity comparable to a town of 5,500 residents and carry a cost of 2,000,000 dollars.
In a zoo tale the Wild Turkeys claim kingship of the game birds while Mrs. Wild Turkey worries about the truth of that boast. The gobblers discuss safety, feeding, and their royal status as they reflect on being admired yet not slaughtered for holidays.
Southern California will start this fall with a game against Whittier College on September 25. The schedule lists ten games including Santa Clara Washington State Occidental California Stanford Oregon Aggies Idaho Montana and Notre Dame following last season's 74 to 0 win over Whittier.
Communists stage a protest against cereal duties in Prague. A pitched battle follows with 19 police and many civilians injured. Seventy demonstrators are arrested.
Poet Thomas J. Murray recalls tankers sailing past the Schuylkill on a mild inland breeze. The verse depicts gray ships hauling cargo across exotic currents toward distant ports, bringing western products and color to the smoky sky as they head toward less favored lands.
A fragmented text evokes distant harvests and celestial images. It mentions hills, ploughlands, and a star hanging above, with names resembling David Mortop and a dreamlike rhapsody about an upcoming night.
A fragment reflects on two types of light one seen in daily life and a deeper, broader radiance. It suggests music hints at a purer sense beyond ordinary sight and sound, with a focus on inner illumination rather than external verse.
A brief item notes Hine will purchase a service or issue from Keene’s Journal of Electricity for 36 dollars per year. The exact nature of the deal is unclear in the fragment.
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