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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
5
The tract lies between Beaumont townsite and the San Bernardino foothills with a main irrigation pipeline. A large cement distributing reservoir sits on the Sunny Slope Acres property, illustrating ample water supply to persuade Missourians that water is king in Beaumont.
An optimistic pitch urges early investment in Beaumont highlighting its budding growth and future prosperity. The speaker claims a dollar today could yield similar gains to the early investments seen in Riverside Redlands Covina and Monrovia two decades ago.
A biographical sketch credits Longfellow with glorifying the everyday and notes his scholarship. It highlights his translations, American flavor in original works, and enduring popularity for poems like The Psalm of Life and The Village Blacksmith.
A dialogue fragment suggests Cashman has substantial wealth while his wife and daughters are eager to provide essential information. The snippet hints at a social or domestic context with financial overtones and family involvement.
A fragment from New York Life presents a child pleading for mercy after claiming no misdeed to deserve a bath. A mother replies with gentle resolve, framing discipline as routine.
An accountant is described as deeply devoted to his work, turning to his profession when no other lure tempts him and casting up his eyes in contemplation.
Henry Irving invited me to Birmingham in 1878 to see him perform Ophelia. Hew Perry recalls the moment as a model of acting, noting 1874 and 1878 as high points and the powerful impact of fellow artists in the audience including Eleanora Duse and Marguerite Gautier’s creator.
A London Standard reflection on the ceremonial crown used to symbolize papal authority over English monarchs. The piece notes the paradox at Edward VII's opening parliament and cites historical grants of a crimson velvet bonnet with ermine, once bestowed by the pope to show papal overlordship over kings.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger recalls a near miss at the Steenth National closing. A speaker jokes about taking a friend’s advice to place his woman in it, noting he lacked money and would have acted on the tip if funds existed.
A fragment from Harper's Weekly recalls a boy named Willie running away to Lunt red skins and not finding what he sought until his father finished with him, reflecting a harsh parental moment in a dated sketch.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a woman quips that her face is her fortune and a man retorts that poverty is not disgrace but inconvenient, capturing a moment of spirited dialogue.
Professor Jacques Loeb argues in Dynamics of Living Matter that a heart ventricle strip placed in salt solution will continue beating for days before putrefaction. He suggests chemical action drives contraction, with sodium replacing calcium in muscle cells, though the theory does not explain muscle control.
Advertises DeeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt and thorough, claiming to strengthen weakened kidneys and alleviate bladder inflammation. Sold by R. & Billings in a brief, persuasive notice.
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