30 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
1
An Independent statistician finds 75 of 100 street observers oppose the auto drivers who chased a fire truck on Thursday night. Most would adjust views if near-accidents had occurred, while 94 of 100 would defend stricter law obedience. Public sentiment holds officers largely performed their duty amid extenuating citation circumstances.
The 1923 US copper use reached 800 million pounds, half of national consumption. Radio sets drive demand, with five pounds per set. overall copper use may exceed a billion pounds yearly. Japan’s Prince Hirohito summons Viscount Kato to form a new cabinet after a resignation. A public servant ideal is one who looks honest enough to fool the public, amid ongoing presidential clamor.
In Imperial County a farm bureau leadership group backs Congress man Swing with producer support projected at 80 to 85 percent. The bureau, neutral on party, emphasizes needs of producers and consumers, per Redlands Facts.
A reflective piece argues that early life fumblings build knowledge and resilience. It suggests judging mistakes unfairly labels the learner and praises the eventual wisdom gained from trial and error. The author envisions a future where fumbling becomes backing, shaping steadier adulthood.
Ruth Suckow of Earlville Iowa, a bee farmer who writes about rural life, has published Country People and earned praise from H L Mencken as a rising young writer. She stays in a small town to support her art, living on her own apiary income and shaping stories drawn from Midwest life.
A collection of jumbled phrases and wordplay reflecting dated newspaper humor with odd contrasts and puns. The text links time, fashion, prices, and domestic scenes through aphoristic lines and misaligned idioms suggesting a light satirical column fragment.
Fragmentary report describes a hazardous Corniche route rising over a river to a sheer 1000 foot drop near an unnamed city. The text is garbled with unclear place names and distorted language.
A fragmented 19th century note discusses labor saving devices not primarily to ease domestic toil but to restore balance at home. The text hints at shifting burdens and household efficiency without detailing specific innovations or outcomes.
A group of sixty four church members in Council Bluffs read the New Testament in a single day from morning until 10 15 at night. The effort covered the entire text in 16 hours and 15 minutes with members taking turns in relay style.
A Brooklyn lady is referenced by C W in a report on a controversial remark involving Mala proplan and a quoted line attributed to Heston Tringeript. The piece centers on the reaction and public interest in the statement.
A 1924 radio nostalgia piece notes a fan eager to hear major league scores via radio while cheering the home town Eagles. The writer highlights listening to Cubs, Pirates, and other games, and proudly describes a personal scoreboard showing league results by inning and pitcher names.
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