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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
2
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions What The Poet Meant and names such as DeWitt and Salve. It references a potential literary or ceremonial context, with scattered phrases about judges, senators, and lilies, but the damaged text provides no clear event or outcome.
A Beaumont Land and Water Company test shows a deep well delivering far more water than the 45 inch pump capacity, with an expert estimating the well at 75 inches. The company will market Sunny Slope Acres, 16 five acre tracts with water, and expand offices in Los Angeles with lectures and photo displays.
A Massachusetts tradition notes dogs licensed in towns contribute to a dog fund used for libraries or schools. Worcester County towns collected over 55 500 in dog license fees in 1907 with about 1 percent spent on expenses and the rest remitted to cities for library or school support.
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recalls a spring 1906 attack of pneumonia with a severe cough feared to be consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for rapid improvement after two and a half bottles ending in full recovery. Sold under guarantee at R S Billings drug store with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle.
A historical note explains the origin of the term stool pigeon from old wild pigeon catching methods. Hunters used long spring nets hidden with grain and a tame pigeon on a stool to lure flocks, then a quick rope release snared many birds at once.
A man enters a drug store with a firm step asking for preparations to remove superfluous hair. The druggist replies that the man is nearly bald, but the man insists he wants a pint to remove the rest of his hair in one sweep to end the agony.
A Washington Herald reader quotes themes on how a name influences opportunity. The speaker argues a boy named Stuyvesant or Van Rensselaer will rise to executive roles and board memberships by age forty, while other names may limit him to lower tasks.
A sharp jab at a flawless figure who claims no error yet criticizes others while Manchester Union notes his own mistakes. The piece mocks hypocrisy and public overconfidence in a leaden, satirical tone.
A Kennedy shaxative cough syrup advertisement touts a mild maple taste that appeals to children while claiming to ease coughing and defend against colds. It lists local retailers and urges use by families, noting availability at the Independent Office.
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