Board of Trustees Names and Officers
Henry H. Holmes serves as president with AS BS Tothill, E B Collier, Ansil F. Gillett, and Ethan P. Kidder listed as trustees in the governance roster.
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
2
Henry H. Holmes serves as president with AS BS Tothill, E B Collier, Ansil F. Gillett, and Ethan P. Kidder listed as trustees in the governance roster.
The piece discusses horse racing’s social evils, poolrooms and gambling, linking betting with crime while praising Corona, its three mile boulevard, and engineer Kellogg’s plans for flood control and underground sewers to protect property and shade trees. Kellogg urges uniform boulevard grading and tree replacement alongside culverts and underground pipes.
Anarcade political chatter scene hints Baldwin's Arcadia track danger and a Sacramento bill by Williams to open race tracks to public charities in idle seasons. Thomas may organize a Christmas dinner for pool-room children as part of public relief.
An eminent California engineer argues for immediate sewer improvements and Grand Boulevard paving, noting tree roots cause moisture and damage to cemented joints. He cites the black Acacia as fast growing and recommends underground pipes laid young to avoid future issues. He believes Southern California auto clubs could assist.
The notice warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury, warning they destroy smell and disrupt health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally. No mercury, testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle.
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 stealing citrus fruit within the City of Corona. A copy of the resolution will be printed in Corona papers.
W. Lyman has sold his interest in the Fashion Stables to partner George Vankirk who will take charge of the business. Lyman and Vankirk have worked together in the livery venture for over a year.
The season for coughs and colds is at hand and care is needed to protect children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is trusted by many mothers as a safe option for kids. It contains no opium and can be given to children as confidently as to adults. For sale by R F Billings and Russ Lumber Co offering lumber and mill work.
A young Eugene Delacroix, poor and unknown, paints Dante and Virgil at twenty and asks for a frame. On salon day he finds it unframed, but the examining committee, led by Baron Gros, removes his worry by supplying a gilded frame and displaying the work at their expense.
The article traces hissing to 1680 Paris during Tontenelle’s Aspar, when angry viewers hissed at poor performances. It notes audiences earlier yawned, then describes the first encore by Livius Andronicus, who used an understudy to share applause as crowds demanded repeats.
In Gay's Journey to Exeter published 1715 travelers pass Morcombe's lake and reach Axminster where a female barber appears at dawn. Her gold chain and rings garnish her status as she deftly shaves the party, likened to Venus stroking Jove. London Notes and Queries.
A Pall Mall Gazette quote contrasts American willingness to take risks and help failing merchants with the English banking stance that bankruptcy creates social stigma and shortages of support. The observer credits American banks for assisting failing merchants, aiding recovery and growth.
The independent office urges residents to use its services to complete job tasks efficiently. Staff highlight streamlined processes, one‑stop support, and quick access to employment resources for all residents.
In court the opposing counsel pressed the witness for an hour or more. He asked if there were traces of insanity in the family. The witness answered it would be folly to deny it, noting his great-grandfather shifted from studying for the ministry to become a lawyer.
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