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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
2
A skeptical critique of new theories on childrearing contrasts modern ideas with traditional parenting and discipline. The author argues that past generations raised well mannered, self respecting children by clear guidance and responsibility, while critics claim children are never naughty.
The author argues that major blazes such as the Binghampton fire result from culpable negligence and unsafe guards, not chance. He cites historic disasters to urge punishment for guilty parties and stresses that opportunity favors the alert and ambitious.
The Institute Commerce Commission will investigate the New Haven road amid concerns over poor accommodation and frequent wrecks. Observers expect improved service and safety as a possible outcome, though profits for directors may decline as reforms take effect.
Report notes two men and two women from Newport’s fashionable circle had their garments and valuables stolen while bathing. The piece comments on the perceived transparency of women’s attire and jokes that despite minimal fabric, the items may have high value.
A moral about perseverance. The text argues that initial failures deter few true winners, as persistent effort builds learning and avoids repeated mistakes. It emphasizes resilience and continual study to overcome setbacks and reach eventual success.
A celebrated Huglish biologist, Dr Pembry, claims higher education for women harms women, men, and the state. Protests rise from Mary Lyon supporters as facts contradict his stance. He seems indifferent to facets of the debate.
The article argues mutinous outbreaks and prison fires at Sing Sing stem from damp unsanitary cells and brutal disciplinary methods. It adds that politics and graft have corrupted conditions, worsening the situation.
Observer aboard a ship recounts vast activity at the Panama Canal construction with Colonel Goethals credited and French efforts noted. He describes steam shovels trains slides and the immense scale from Culebra Cut to Gatun Lake, noting costs deadlines and the region’s health and housing.
The new president of the New Haven system notes that securing absolute obedience is the hardest task for railroad managers. He cites a broader defect in home and school life, namely imperfect discipline and obedience.
The passage laments the effort and damage of laundering, questioning if wash day causes mass discomfort and heartache among the average woman, highlighting social burdens of household chores.
A Chinese conservation effort with abundant natural resources uses the term conservancy. One plan for the Hwai River combines dredging and tillage to manage floods.
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