21 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
1
Geog. iu. Blair editor and publisher lists daily paper details at 110 112 West Sixth Street. Subscription rates are four dollars per year two dollars for six months and thirty five cents per month with carrier delivery in city limits. Pere Ames
The article discusses reactions to the Progress Achievement number in Corona. It cites diverse opinions from broad minded to narrow minded residents, including concerns about introducing more families and trade lines and skepticism toward advertising yet overall celebrates progressive spirit.
The excerpt praises a community and its public spirited effort to advertise for prosperity. It argues that most will answer the call to opportunity, while a few may not be missed from the broader effort to promote progress and achievement.
The New York Tribune names C. B. LaVigne to direct a major campaign challenging false claims in advertising. He will study rights of manufacturers to fix resale prices and collaborate with Samuel Hopkins Adams to ensure all advertising truthfully reflects product merits. The effort aims to curb deceptive bargains and benefit consumers nationwide.
A saying warns that focusing on others flaws blinds self awareness. Starting with own shortcomings fosters tolerance for others.
Great Exposition fare of 15.70 dollars round trip to San Francisco offered via Salt Lake Ry and Yale or Harvard routes. Tickets available at Salt Lake Ticket Office located on Glenwood Place Riverside.
The timetable lists outbound and return times between Corona and Riverside with multiple departures throughout the day including 6:42, 5:50, 8:42, 6:30, 10:42, 8:30, 12:42, 10:30, 2:42, 12:30, 4:42, 2:30, 6:42, 4:30, 8:02, 6:30, 11:00, and 10:00. The document presents a schedule of morning, afternoon, and evening runs for the Pacific Electric line.
An advertisement extols McCall's monthly issue as a popular home magazine delivering real usefulness and entertainment. It highlights departments such as Home Dressmaking, Millinery, Embroidery, Household decoration, Cookery, Menus, Etiquette, Beauty, Baby care, and housekeeping tips, inviting readers to enjoy a broad encyclopedia of guidance.
25 cent per hour laundress position advertised with contact to call tonight or early morning at 905 Washburn. Previous notes indicate a short classified notice seeking domestic help.
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