Pie, Cake Shortage Sparks Youth Kitchen Skills
The passage notes increased demand for pie and taxed cake supplies yet says there was enough. Young men learn to cook meats, bake bread, and prepare salads like mothers once did. Edible biscuits surprise them and a visit to the county clerk occurs alongside mention of Rabbi Levy and a large congregation. The flat is now for rent, with Rabbi Levy unable to keep it longer, marking a paradoxical success in some failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Mamma
Rabbi Levy
Levy
Rabbi in Chicago Plans Domestic Arts as Cure for City Marriages
The article follows Rabbi Felix Levy who, facing dwindling marriages in his Chicago congregation, hatches a plan to improve domestic life. He opens a three room flat where amateur cooks train under a professional, hoping to spark matrimony among young men through artful living and household skills. It also cites Henry Huntington’s shift to farming near Pasadena and remarks on Southern California’s advantages for rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Felix Levy
Rabbi Felix
Henry FE. Huntington
Fors
Pasadena
Henry KE
Henry
Gen. Cincinnatus
Welock
Huntington
Riverside
Redlands
Corona
Southern
California
L. H. Bailey
Cornell University
Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
Henry Wallace
Dee Moines
Middle West
City insight shapes orchard success says expert
The farming expert notes that urban experience helps orchardists apply observation, study, and careful business sense. City men used to corporate work bring energy and centralized results, translating city drive into productive ranch outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Mills
Hall's Catarrh Cure Warns Against Mercury Ointments
An advertisement cautions against catarrh remedies containing mercury and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and orally effective. The copy notes testimonials and indicates price 75 cents per bottle and suggests Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chene & Cow
Reward Offered for Citrus Robbers in Corona
At the Queen Colony Fruit Exchange meeting on November 20 a resolution was adopted to pay a ten dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone caught pilfering or stealing citrus fruit within the City of Corona. A copy of the resolution will be inserted in Corona newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Colony Fruit Exchange
City of
Corona
Job Work Donation Drive at Independence Office
The Independence office launches a donation drive inviting residents to contribute new or used work gear. Participants may drop off items at the front desk to support local job seekers and training programs. Aimed at contactless collection through the end of the month.
Corona banking system and local institutions described
The article explains how Corona area banks operate including First National Corona National and Citizens Bank. It covers deposits, check handling, daily balancing, and interbank clearing arrangements with a focus on local procedures and federal and state supervision. It notes strong stability after recent financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank of New York
First National of Chicago
Corona
First National
Corona National
Miust
Atone Rency
Washington
Citizens Bank of State Bank
Nye
Sacramento
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Press and Horticulturist
G. W. Waterbury
Cal
Riverside County
Henry H. Holmes
H. A. Weed
Jehan L. Mesrviam
William G. Randall
Robert L. Harrell Bee
Ewe
Oliver P. Hall
Poro Creme
Rene Seremene City Recorder
W. D. Lyman
Robert L. Harrell
R. R. Reet
B. E. Savery
OF Trustees
A. B. Tathill E, B. Collier
Aasil F. Gillett
Ethan P. Kidder
Keyon Ll. Butterfield
Los Angeles
Prof
Butterfield
Don
Independen
Hively & Hull
Corona, Calif
Corona Industries
the Bank
Main Street
H.” Miller & Son
Orange Orchard
Grand Boulevard
Compton Block
Daniel Lord & CO
Pioneer Investment & Trust CO
Grant Building
Harding & Misenheimer’s
Barber Sho Luther Patton
Geo. MacGillivray
Dewitt
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