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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
5
Walter K Towers explains when contracts hinge on mechanical performance versus personal taste in trades. He covers substantial performance exceptions, impossibility defenses, and timing of actions to enforce or resist payment under contract law.
A wild cat and four rattlesnakes fought over a fat rabbit, witnessed by a hunting party including city and county officials. The cat mauled two snakes before venom took hold. hunters found one snake biting the cat, another in a front paw. All snakes were killed and the skins ruined.
Regular services in Masonic hall with a Sunday school at 9 45. Sermon lesson at 11 00. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. Reading room open Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Gutenberg is noted for skilled typography and printing efficiency. The item hints at production practices like circulars and letterheads as part of early printing work.
In a postmortem on an eighteen foot shark cast up under Windward pier, Sanitary Inspector Benedict opened the carcass revealing items from a sugar bowel to a Pacific Coast S S Co steamer President, corset steels, a baby's shoe, dice, and undigested halibut. The shark died after a fight with a thrasher. Harry J K Klein found the poor creature near daylight.
Advert says Corona readers should guard against appendicitis by using Adlerika a German remedy praised for curing the condition. One dose purportedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation by drawing out old foul matter, with F. W. Murray, druggist promoting the mix.
First Mass at 8:30, Sunday school at 9:00, second Mass and sermon at 10:00, and evening services at 7:30. The Ladies Altar Society meets the first Thursday of each month in the parish house.
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