13 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
1
The item lists editor subscription rates as 4 dollars per year or 32 dollars for six months with 35 cents per month for city carrier delivery. It notes publication every afternoon and Sunday at 110-112 West Sixth Street, City.
Edward Davis pledges strict enforcement of ordinances and fiscal prudence for the city while welcoming beneficial petitions. The record notes D. K. Wilson’s large support from Corona residents, highlighting his long city tenure and broad friend network as evidence of popularity and readiness to serve the people.
An odd digestion of a newspaper voice notes elasticity can return to rubber by soaking in ammonia and water. It also mocks a masculine gaze and reports Henry Ford buying full page ads to block preparedness, celebrating prep as a stance.
New York April 13. Demo c rats from diverse factions are expected to pledge support to Wilsonian policies at a harmony feast tonight at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by the National Democratic club. Chief guests include Attorney General Thomas W Gregory Senator James Reed of Missouri and Senator James D Pheland of California with leaders of the party present. The arrangements committee lists John W Keller chair Thomas E Rush Stuart G Gibboney Thos G Smith Henry G Oldfogle and William A Clark.
Madison April 13 after seven years of experiments on 1000 rats Prof J V McCollum reports first satisfactory results toward a perfect human food He aims to prescribe it soon and continues to seek two unknown chemical parts He treats the rats like dyspeptic millionaires as he researches the diet.
An old time recipe enhanced by added ingredients claims to darken gray hair to look younger. Instructions advise applying Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound with a sponge or brush to restore natural color after one or two uses. A 50 cent bottle is sold at drug stores.
The notice lists 2B Bee categories and a price of 1.00 dollars for sums under values in the classified section. It references three lines and six issues across three items, with two lines per item and six lines overall.
Unbeaten Trinity and Rutgers teams seek their fourth shot at beating New York University in a debate on whether the United States should own and operate all telephone and telegraph lines. Oscar Straus to chair the panel in York with the question set for tonight.
Corona resident testifies to lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doga’s Kidney Pills. Carpenter R Clivman of 714 Belle St reports no recurrence. Milner, stopping over years ago, recalls back pain lameness and frequent kidney secretions, improved after one box of Beens Kidney Pills from Murray Drug Co.
Patchwork of notices lists wanted jobs and sales for cattle and rooms, a stray dog report from Corona California, a village editorial line praising womanhood, and a quotation attributed to Henry George, reflecting a local newspaper’s miscellaneous items.
In the matter of Morris Robbins deceased, Riverside County California an administrator will sell at private sale after April 29 1916 all rights and title of the deceased to a lot in Corona described as Lots 3 and 5 in Block 62 Lands of the South Riverside Land and Water Company with easterly 20 feet excepted. Terms: ten percent of balance in gold coin, buyer pays taxes. bids in writing to be filed with the clerk or delivered to the administrator or attorney.
Health advisory urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive system and body poisons. The notice also lists a humane officer contact for cruelty reports and a small classified section mentioning rental and sale cards.
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