12 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1916
Page
1
GEO M BLAIR Editor and Publisher and G THOMPSON City Editor are listed in the masthead with roles noted. Gadent appears as a closing word or signature fragment suggesting editorial involvement or a byline element.
California educators gain national notice after the Detroit convention with strong praise for the California system of high school administration and notable mentions of county high school funds and intermediate schools. State leaders and educators, including State Superintendent Hyatt and Commissioner Wood, are highlighted for their efforts and insights.
A graphic account recalls Burman’s fatal crash on a brutal race day marked by roaring engines and blistering speeds. The piece laments human cost, calls for safer schools and wiser limits on modern competition.
In Catalina Island's fishing lore Captain Dan Danielson reveals a kite method to lure big tuna. George Farnsworth allegedly perfected the tactic using blue kites to entice wary Tiger of the Sea, flying the kite about 150 feet out to attract strikes before the line is set.
A speaker describes the Detroit convention as worth two cross continental journeys, praising the gathering of men and women to advance a fuller democracy and urging active participation.
The public failed to back the $500 million Allied loan and the underwriters dumped unsold bonds at $2 to $3 below par. Apathy stems from Allied military setbacks and a shift toward American investments. Investors prefer domestic enterprise as the United States' future looks bright.
A tangled fishing scene unfolds as a kite and launch momentum carry a flying fish near the water. Mr. Tuna mistakes the bait for life, reels, and finds a formidable sea creature tugging the line, sparking disbelief and a strong reaction.
An old health tale claims regular meat eating fouls kidneys by forming uric acid and sluggish filtering. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder issues, touting Jad Salts as inexpensive and safe. Also notes sale of Rent cards and rooms.
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