Heaviest Rain Delivers A Lush Christmas Gift
A southern region received 3.12 inches of rain on Sunday after a dry spell, with Corona reporting the highest amount. Early drizzle gave way to a steady downpour ending around 5:30 PM, soaking soil and easing drought fears as farms hope for good ground moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Seeabon
Community XMas in Corona Warmly Attended Indoors
A town Christmas program moved indoors from the rain and cold to Corona Public Library. Rev F W Reynolds gave the welcome, Christmas pictures and songs followed with Mason Terpening on piano. Illness kept Mrs R R Root from leading. thanks were given to T A Fraser for electrical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pentelow
8Th
Main Streets
F. W. Reynolds
Mason Terpening
R. R. Root
J. P. Key
T. A. Fraser
Christmas Rush at the Corona Postoffice
The Corona post office handled a heavy Christmas rush with many packages and standard mail. A special window stamped and weighed parcels, speeding service and avoiding lines while Postmaster McNeil assisted by delivering packages to addresses. About fifteen percent more packages than last year were processed. some late deliveries went out the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeil
Birth Control Debate Divides New York Doctors
John Sumner successor to Anthony Comstock faces a split New York County Medical Society over birth control. The discussion, tied to Mrs. Margaret Sanger's fame, promises a lively fight as doctors weigh whether birth control is a vice or a virtue. Sumner seeks nonquote status while the Society for the Prevention of Vice watches the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John 5S
Sumner
Anthony Comstock
Gotham
New York County Medical Society
Margaret Sanger
Mr. Summer
Mrs. Sanger
German reply to Wilson peace note discussed in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports German diplomats and officials debate President Wilson's peace note. Foreign Secretary Zimmerman dined with Kaiser Wilhelm to hear the emperor's view. Central powers consider a formal statement of terms, while neutrality and neutral nations' interests shape official reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neue Zuricher Zeitung
Hague
Holland
Switzerland
Paris
Havas
Berne
Berlin
London
Wilson
Zimmerman
Wilhelm
Central Powers
Entente
Germany
United States
I A Newton and Son to Adopt Six Oclock Closing
Beginning January the firm of I A Newton and Son will close their doors at six each evening adopting the common southern practice. The move benefits the business by ensuring predictable hours and allows clerks to have evenings free. The public approves and it is expected other merchants may follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Newton and Son
Mexican man aided by police after festive day
Claud Serrano, a Mexican national, spent the day in high spirits and by sunset could not keep upright. Police officers provided quarters to help him continue to feel happy without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Serrano
Misenheimer Family Returns from San Diego Exposition
Mr and Mrs J W Misenheimer and their young daughter journeyed home from San Diego where Keying enjoyed a few days at the exposition. They report the event met all praise and the experience was delightful in every sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Misenheimer
San Diego
Keying
Imposing Cast Promises Lilac Domino at Loring Opera House
One of the county’s greatest musical productions, Lilac Domino, comes for a one night engagement on Thursday, December 28, at the Loring Opera House Riverside. The show features a renowned cast, elaborate scenery including a sunset Mediterranean scene with an electrical backdrop, a large chorus of young performers, and acclaimed numbers led by Miss Yvonne Darle and Bradford Kirkbridge. The production charmed New York, Boston and Chicago last season and drew packed houses, with theatre parties and prominent boxes seen in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Opera House
Riverside
New York
Boston
Chicago
Stn Dets
Stn Dets Wherever It Has Been Pro- Foerd. Lrnerities and People In Theval
Mediterranean Sea
Metropolis
Yvonne Darle
Bradford Kirkbridge
Admiral Dewey Celebrates 79th Birthday on Active Navy List
Washington December 26 Admiral George Dewey, famed for Manila Bay victory, marked his 79th birthday while still listed on the active roster as a ranking officer. He remains in good health with horse riding as a favorite pastime and was promoted to rear admiral after the 1898 victory. Congress made retirement optional for life by special act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
NAVY
Washington
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Ilis
Dewey
Abadi
Cottundere
Bhat
Congress
John Bull Applies Lessons From 1915 to 1916
Ed Keen reports that John Bull, after a harsh 1915, centralized power under Lloyd George, creating a compact war council. The shift boosted efficiency, reorganized command, and improved diplomacy, while lessons from earlier battles informed renewed strategy and Allied cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Keen
U. P
London
Pec
John Bull
England
David Lloyd George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pomona
San Anton
Noes
Vienna
Sofia
Constantinople
Petrograd
Filiesca
Roumania
Tageblatt
Yamer
Potsdam
Orona Mutual Building & Loan Assn
John P. Key
Corona National Bank
Thompson
Pres
Chas. Hoss, “Ashtier
B. McConnell
Deh McConnell
Cash
First National] Bank
Corona, California
Ward
C. C. Harrington
Cash Geo. E. Snideicor
Laura V. Kirby
Snintcor
Canhtor
Ghn Bull
Althe
Dardanelles
Mesopotamia
Neuve Chapelle
Loos
Athens
Lloyd George
Near East
Tesus
Hess
Bulgaria
Titania
Chiro
John
Altho