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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
6
A reflective piece on a baby's first Christmas tree, its wonder, and the shift as older siblings watch the child. The author notes the milestone as a family event and compares it to the beauty of nature, with a nod to Rooseveltian sentiment and a brief aside from Washington Star.
Beef soup roast turkey mashed and sweet potatoes cold slaw cream dressing boiled onions fruit salad mince pie apples nuts and raisins coffee served as a full meal listing multiple dishes in a period menu style.
A feature on child friendly Christmas baking with gingerbread horses and animal figures, plus a brief historical note on the pyramids of Egypt. The baking recipe uses molasses butter sour milk baking soda cloves ginger lemon rind and flour. The pyramids are described as enduring wonders with a note on manpower and stone weight.
Principal H. S. Priestley presents attendance statistics for Lincoln and Washington schools and the district. Lincoln records 651214 days attended with 298% absent and 52 tardies. Washington shows 51414 attended with 195% absent and 69 tardies. Overall district totals list 13054 attendance days and 533 absences.
The author argues humans cannot fully isolate from society and that those who try due to lack of energy become nonentities, illustrating social interdependence and the limits of solitary living.
Hugh Strain of Belfast head of Hugh Strain & Sons Ltd a major printing and binding firm dies after illness. He was noted for social involvement and had a church telephone line installed to hear sermons from his bedside. He is uncle of Robert Strain of this city.
A Riverside County plan seeks a county exhibit at the Lands and Produce Show in Los Angeles. The total space cost is 675 dollars with 400 funded by the Riverside Board of Supervisors. The Riverside Chamber of Commerce would cover half the installation 300 to 400 dollars, others to pay the rest. The board has approved 400 dollars for the county exhibit.
The British Isles lies within eighty miles of the sea at every point, with no inland spot exceeding this distance from ocean waters. The statement underscores pervasive maritime proximity shaping climate and history across regions.
Beaumont boosters plan a Farmers Institute pod this month to support local agriculture efforts and community programs. The event gathers residents, sponsors, and farm leaders to discuss initiatives and funding.
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