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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
7
This message touts striking card and stationery printing designed to grab attention. It argues advertising that compels readers is affordable and effective, and claims the shop can produce this high impact printing on short notice.
A preview on using well rotted manure and commercial fertilizers for early crops. It advocates surface application and soil incorporation, notes soil fertility improves growth, and recommends continuous cropping with cover plants to suppress weeds. It cites urban market gardening practices and emphasizes testing fertilizer effects with check rows.
Advertises Kodol as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. Claims the product digests all food, restores stomach function, and prevents diseases linked to poor digestion. Promises a money back guarantee via druggist if the full bottle yields no benefit. States product from B C DeWitt & Co Chicago and urges purchase today.
In New Orleans a church spelling bee drew conversation as Mrs Towne recalls the event. The pastor announced the opening words including crease pastor and salary as the early prompts.
A brief dialogue fragment from the Philadelphia Record features Bridget questioning fate and a reply about walking if not for a motherly influence, conveying a regional voice and social mood.
Holiday features draw good crowds as New Years matinee draws tickets with nightly drawings for a dollar prize. New singer Miss Daisy Lorretta Small and pianist Bernice Martin debut amid popular illustrated ballads and films by managers Brown and Sparr.
Fragmentary overheard lines note a marriage between Jones and Miss Gabbie. The speaker jokes that the couple are on a "weading tour" seen as a lecture tour by the husband on return. The tone is playful and colloquial.
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