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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
6
In Beaumont a farmer showcases soil and water rich conditions with deep moisture retaining subsoil. He notes granite base and clay subsoil support superior fruit, with the world prize at the Columbian Exposition held by a Beaumont grower. The text invites land buyers to Beaumont promising comfort, independence, and rapid money doubling in a favorable climate and altitude.
Anthony Frala recounts a dogged sprint across ice to fetch a rifle and stop a polar bear attacking Long. The hunter trails the bear over ridges, fires twice, finally hits the bear, and hauls the carcass back to camp for food for men and dogs on the Ru dolph maroon on the polar sea.
A comic caption notes the vet’s satisfaction with a horse sale. Higgins asks what pleased him about the animal. Tiggins replies the vet found twelve new diseases he had not suspected before.
A light exchange about shopping chores where one character laments the nuisance and the other points out the work she has done, noting the effort of carrying parcels. The dialogue highlights domestic roles and humor in a simple domestic scene.
A Latin proverb notes that wisdom to others counts if one has inner wisdom. It emphasizes self-understanding as the foundation of true wisdom.
The piece discusses involuntary bodily responses to strong feelings, including blushes and tears, and describes how the sympathetic nervous system governs blood vessel dilation. It notes Mosso’s method for measuring brain blood flow and explains how emotional states alter head blood volume. It also recounts Tennyson avoiding sitting for Herkomer, a glimpse of his temperament.
A Swede greets an Englishman, noting the Englishman's accent differs from locals. The Englishman says nine months in the country. the Swede predicts two years will make him speak as well as locals. The Englishman retorts that his country sells the language, labeling it secondhand English.
The piece argues that a severe cold allows diphtheria germs to take hold and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing the cold and reducing diphtheria danger. It notes sales by KR. F. Billings and mentions Fresno raisin seeders idled by poor prospects. The Lake commerce October report shows 11,826,005 net tons, with large wheat and corn shipments, underscoring waterway transport as relief from rail congestion and a path to national prosperity.
An old advertisement promises relief for back pain and weak kidneys. It claims DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills treat weak kidneys, backache, and bladder inflammation, sold by R. F. Billings.
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