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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
1
The piece extols Sunday and weekly rest for moral and physical well being, then argues hot weather and nature offer a stronger invitation to escape the grind. It calls the outdoors a remedy for nerves and mind worn by months of continuous work and high pressure.
The piece describes a popular English political pastime where crowds kick a Lloyd George effigy for a halfpenny a kick. It notes a gathering earned about eight pounds from kicks, implies 3840 kicks, and comments on the spectacle as a foolish display by members of the so called gentlemen’s party with blindfolded participants.
The piece urges northern districts to prepare school buildings and grounds before opening. It argues tidy grounds and well maintained rooms boost appearances, learning, and discipline, noting weeds and untidy spaces disappoint teachers and students on opening day. It stresses summer upkeep influences youth toward personal tidiness and home life standards.
The article condemns what it calls exceedingly secular attire among the fast set and urges modesty. It argues that immodest dress provokes disgust and contempt in self-respecting people and undermines societal standards cherished by many, especially the worthier citizens.
Writers argue against flag desecration while criticizing overuse of the flag for advertising. They claim tarnished respect from frequent displays by fairs, circuses, and other businesses harms patriotism, urging firmer reverence for the national emblem.
A witty remark recalls early England when rail accidents prompted reform only after fatalities. In Chicago taxi riders faced extortion with little redress until the mayor, once a victim himself, vows immediate action to curb the fares.
The piece argues that people who excuse themselves from action will later find death inevitable, and suggests that truly busy individuals often manage time to do good, implying excuses are faulty and unworthy.
A call emphasizes live men as essential for a thriving town. Aggressive, public spirited businessmen who actively advertise quality goods keep a town lively and worth living in, while dead effort cannot sustain growth or vitality.
A caution against harboring a bad temper in domestic life. The piece argues that nursing a grouch harms the groucher and everyone at home, and urges readers to vent it quickly to restore harmony.
A stirring remark critiques women who devote time to life’s accessories at the expense of living itself. The speaker asserts many busy themselves with incidental duties, neglecting the great vital fact of existence.
Lawmakers debate banking and tariff bills amid references to the Aldrich plan and Smoot proposals. Senators La Follette, Kenyon, Works, and Townsend emerge as pivotal voices while others show uneven grasp of currency theory. Attorney General Reynolds expands anti trust actions on the western coast.
A fragmented note describes land rental and government involvement in a lottery style plan. It references revenue, a grand old standby practice, and indicates a formal check or approval process. Names, dates, or specific places are not clear in the readable text.
A Snow Hill North Carolina man describes two months of severe dysentery from mid July, weight dropping from 145 to 125 pounds, and lasting relief after using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports permanent improvement after two bottles and notes availability from all dealers.
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