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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
4
Western swimmers mock the Amateur Athletic Union decision to bar women from mixed events and to require black fully covering bathing suits. They defend the one piece regular swimwear and argue stockings hinder performance. A noted swimmer questions why hats and shoes weren’t required as well.
Clarence Axman writes on theater life in Chinese and Japanese venues. In Beijing theaters patrons toss towels while sellers hawk grapes and sweets. boxes mix men and women separately. stage battles draw orchestral noise and elaborate costumes. In Japan cities center on Theater Street with Western clothes plays and shrews on stage, the audience laughs as wives appease husbands. The Cat performance features a tiger costume actor performing aerial feats and dramatic stunts.
An advisory claims meat eaters can protect kidneys by flushing them with rad Salts a few days, arguing meat causes uric acid buildup that dulls kidney filtration. The text promotes a grape acid based mixture described as safe, inexpensive, and beneficial for urinary and bladder health.
Classified notice urges readers to use want ads for renting rooms or houses, offering help to find tenants for rooms, rent houses, or sell properties. Emphasizes results from placing want ads.
An entry from the Indepen dent highlights that advertisements in Santa Fe timetables are inexpensive compared with rev elts. The note contrasts small ad spend with larger revenue opportunities and hints at how listings support local notices.
The Independent urges its carrier boys to ensure timely deliveries every evening and asks subscribers to report missed papers. It lists carriers Melvin Wrestler, Percy Lillibridge, A. C. Emerson, and Chas. Green with their service areas and contact phones.
I have taken up several animals at my place in Temescal Township Riverside County California. Listing includes a black mare colt about one year old with white star on forehead and white right hind foot an old gray mare about 15 years old a dark bay mare about 12 years old with small star on forehead a buckskin mare colt about one year old with black feet. Estimated value is 100 dollars. I found the animals at the last stand in Tereseal where they are confined.
Hemet Valley reports a walnut harvest exceeding 100 tons this season. Much of the crop is ungraded and many trees show heavy yields, with sizeable tonnage of both running and budded varieties.
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