10 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
1
Weave intended to say bees cause delay and laziness among workers. The bees force tools away, creating a stagnant mood. Residents blame the swarm for stalling field labor and driving people to idleness within the boulevard circle.
The notice lists rates of four dollars per year four for six months and three thousand per month with carrier delivery in city limits. Subscriptions are advance. papers continue until a discontinue order is received. arrearages must be paid in every case.
A county highway bond issue to link Corona and Elsinore remains unbuilt as Supervisors shift funds and local leaders clash over the use of general funds. Taxpayers accuse officials of mismanaging bonds, while supporters push for road construction or alternative plans.
The piece argues the Mexican situation exposes U S unpreparedness and disorganization in home front support. It details Texas National Guardsmen called to service, delayed pay, reliance on employers, and families suffering without income or protection, urging a cohesive preparedness program. It cautions against passing laws without a broader policy safeguarding home life and loyalty.
An old advertisement warns that uric acid in meat strains kidneys causing backache dizziness and night-time urination. It prescribes Jad Salts a grape and lemon acid lithia mix to flush kidneys and normalize urine while reducing bladder irritation.
Six year old Nellie tells the pastor his headache comes from an empty stomach and that he would feel better if he ate. She repeats the line that has guided her earlier lunchless day.
Surgeons report men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. A periodical ad touts Adler-ika a mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients as a cure all for constipation and gas, promising instant relief. Crown City Drug Co.
The Chicago Evening Post reports a Kansas town passed a law prohibiting frogs from croaking at night marking another prohibition era style measure amid local ordinances.
If Carranza and Villa stay put for a short time we may enjoy a few square meals without being marshaled for the defense of our sacred soil against the marauding foot of the hated invader.
A testimonial style ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver medicine that replaces calomel. It claims calomel is mercury and harmful, while Liver Tone cleanses the bowels without salivation, and guarantees relief within a dose. It also asserts suitability for children and a money back offer at drug stores.
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