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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
4
Editor Indépendent argues residents should favor local merchants to keep money in Corona. They note higher local prices, limited small-town stock, and the benefits of harmony among stores, while acknowledging constraints and the need for selectivity in what a small city can stock. The piece urges community interest and support for neighbors.
Theodore Roberts the foremost character actor appears at the faredih Theater tonight in McCutcheon’s The Circus Man. Charlie Chaplin comes next Wednesday to perform Work a comedy. Local notices include W C T U meeting at Mrs. Howard Glass’s home Tuesday at 2 30 and Corona to Los Angeles bus schedules with fares.
Corona society notes recount a turkey dinner at the Veach home with the Mortons and Mor ton families visiting from Illinois and nearby towns. Local residents attend realty matters, holiday trips, and visits in Corona with plans for Christmas sales and a community contest on Why Corona People Do Not Buy at Home.
A quoted remark notes that a bald head deriding feminine folly likely reveals his own folly. The wry observation frames a critique of vanity and gender discourse with sharp humor.
A grateful note from the family of DAVID F. SNOOK thanks all who offered sympathy and helped with the services and pallbearers.
The citrus canker, a deadly fungus from Japan, spreads in Gulf States groves though not yet widespread. California urges strong action and federal aid to eradicate it, citing quarantine successes and the need to purchase or destroy affected groves if required. A. J. Cook, State Horticulture Commissioner, appeals to Congress and California groups for immediate support.
A noted British peer warns that revolution or anarchy will prevail in Europe at the war’s end, urging that any change would be a blessing and inviting people to “trot ’em out” for the anticipated upheaval.
A local retailer invites customers to visit and compare prices with a focus on low minimum prices and a satisfaction guarantee. The message emphasizes trying the products in person and hints at a broad selection available for immediate purchase.
The note from Geo. B. MacGillivray at 606 Main Street laments that almost all valuable items have increased in price while the Independent subscription rate remains unchanged.
The text urges gently reminding a friend that appreciating clever humor requires brains. It frames the moment as a light moral nudge about recognizing wit and intelligence in life.
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