28 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
1
Buffalo Post notes worry that wildlife disappearance is claimed by locals while Groveland reports Hoff Mining Company to reopen the Nonpareil mine and install a compressor and mill, signaling industrial activity.
An Iowa farmer reports that using the USDA swine sanitation system increased pork yield. Four sows under ordinary conditions produced 665 pounds, while six sows under sanitary, worm-free pasture conditions yielded 5,200 pounds, a 700-pound gain per sow and 7,000 pounds more pork for 10 sows.
New York woman Abraham Brown sues famed composer Irving Berlin alleging the lyrics and title of All Alone copy his own song. Brown seeks injunction to stop sales, nullification of copyright, and profits from Berlin's earnings.
The United States will have three representatives in competition for the Canadian amateur golf title starting Monday. H. Hyde and a Buffalo Country Club member along with Gordon Chelen of the Hollywood Country Club in California are entered with at least 100 Canadians.
The Manchester Union laments a shift from simple home popping to modern fuss. It recalls shelled kernels, the joyful popping sound, and mother’s treats, arguing the task was once easy and delightful before specialized equipment made it feel like a chore.
Century Magazine recounts how Venice once staged a Feast of the Virgins with brides chosen by beauty pageant, receiving gowns, jewels, and a marriage portion from the treasury. Economic reforms reduced Marys to three then to dolls, turning wooden winners into marionettes in a satirical tale.
Mrs. Carrath Wells describes a jungle encounter with a rare Perfonthalmus scholosserii fish in the Malay peninsula. The creature reportedly hopped from a ground hole to a tree, winked, then dipped water in one fin and showered. The tale mirrors a fisherman's account.
The United States has long been the top producer of peppermint and spearmint oils with about 250000 pounds of the estimated annual output of 6 million pounds. Russia Germany and England are also significant producers with the last two yielding the purest commercial quality. No precise global statistics exist but informed figures suggest oil production exceeds six million pounds yearly.
Quito the capital of Ecuador sits at 2000 feet above sea level and is described as the cradle of South American art. Franciscan monks guided workers to build one of the region's most beautiful churches. Construction began in 1484 and the Moorish interior work blends Indo Chinese with Roman and Gothic decorative styles.
A humorous dialogue unfolds as a seasoned caddie with one eye questions a player about a ball striking a tree. The exchange highlights miscommunication and mockery of golf jargon as the player feigns strange motives for carrying clubs.
The editorial criticizes the habit of straddling on moral issues, arguing that many people hedge between sides. It contends taking a clear stance benefits individuals and communities.
The Grocer's Encyclopaedia warns dealers not to remind buyers to cool meat or tongue before opening during warm weather. This guidance focuses on selling practices for perishable items in heat.
The excerpt labels Martin Van Buren as the Little Magician, noting his political skill and success in campaigns, and claims he was popularly exiled by opponents for his shrewdness and intrigue.
Virginia Pirate nical won by Calida Virginia Pirate nical won by Calida California has won the Virginia Pirate Chest the first prize in the National Editorial Association contest to be awarded at the 1926 convention in Los Angeles on June 30. Last year Virginia agreed to unearth her treasures and present them to the State for association membership.
USDA studies indicate length of staple offers more leverage for increasing wood yields than density. The research highlights staple length as the key factor in boosting fiber weight efficiency.
Ottawa parliament sat in midnight session as a special committee probes the Canadian customs department threatening the fate of Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s government.
A Shawnee speaker argues advertising brightens business like light. The piece compares advertising to sun light guiding growth, urging honesty in merchandise and service as essential for prosperity and avoiding dark practices. The author cites America as the world’s greatest advertiser and links business growth to visible, honest advertising.
A historical note explains brake performance changes over long trips. Polished linings reduce efficiency, while roughened surfaces can boost braking unexpectedly. Prolonged dragging or steady application down long grades tends to polish linings, with abrupt applications causing shifts in effectiveness.
Fragments note that brake linings wear quickly when exposed to road dust and water. The damp conditions can rough up the lining surfaces, potentially impacting braking efficiency and maintenance needs.
The Arkansas Gazette notes that a pedestrian’s chances of fair treatment depend on the location of an impact. The report highlights variability in how injuries are addressed and suggests need for consistent policy.
The Milwaukee Journal notes that Russia may be moving toward ending tipping, signaling a broader rethink of service compensation. The report highlights potential policy shifts and public reaction to the change.
City officials unveil a plan to install a new lighting system along University Avenue in Berkeley to enhance nighttime safety and beauty for Corona residents and visitors. The project aims to improve street visibility and curb appeal in the neighborhood.
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