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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
2
Published daily except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street the paper lists subscription pricing four dollars per year two dollars for six months and thirty five cents per month delivered by carrier within city limits subscriptions in advance.
At a University Club gathering in Washington D C Norman Hapgood Doctor Wiley John Temple Graves and Will Irwin debated newspaper costs funding and influence Hapgood warned against degrading support via advertising Wiley called it an eleemosynary institution Graves defended advertisers as essential Irwin praised American journalism and noted ads work best where readers trust the paper
University of California expands care with a new dental clinic in the Student Infirmary led by Professor Robert T. Logge. Dentists Dr. G. F. Stoodley and Dr. B. G. Neff handle demand, with appointments booked weeks in advance. Students pay about two fifths of standard charges, under a time-based reimbursement. The program aims to teach dental care and prevent health issues linked to neglect. The infirmary operates on a three dollar semiannual fee. Daily, about 153 students seek medical advice, totaling 4744 consultations last month among 842 men and 677 women.
The article cites the infirmary system at the University of California as a model of preventive medicine for students. Monthly bed illness averages are given with counts: 88 men and 33 women sick in bed, with 15.2 average daily bed cases. Only students access the infirmary privileges, praised by educational authorities nationwide.
A reader asks how to respond to harsh faces on the street, a passenger occupying a train seat, whispered tips about rivals, gossip about a town gossip, and a politician promising grand rewards for votes. The piece reflects on judgment, propriety, and public speech.
City trustees debated rerouting storm water from Maybe canyon southeast of the city toward Mangulat avenue. They warned the street could wash out if carried out and instructed City Attorney Freeman to take necessary protection actions. Bills totaling 4909.88 were approved and warrants ordered.
Advert says one minute after applying the fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils the air passages clear and breathing returns to normal. It claims instant relief from clogging, headaches, and nasal dryness and urges readers to buy from a druggist now.
A public notice notes Beau Brummel offers beauty treatments in a local establishment. The item highlights services and indicates availability for clients seeking grooming.
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