29 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
1
The new park opened amid bitter weather yet drew public support as a six inning ball game entertained crowds. Corona band boosted the mood and the town praised the show despite some players being older or heavyset. The event signals a long schedule of future entertainments in the park.
Chas Stelzle reports on a United States government study in the Statistical Abstract analyzing monthly employment in 209 manufacturing industries. Liquor production shows relatively high unemployment in the dull month, with distilled liquors and malt liquors among the weaker performers, and only a few industries worse off in steadiness of employment.
The article outlines Italy's campaigns in the Trentino Isonzo and Carso theaters, noting gains and losses, advances toward Trieste and Koritza, and naval and air actions. It cites near 4 million Italian soldiers, heavy Austrian losses, and Italy's growing economic strain with rising living costs and a large shift of women into wartime work.
A physician promotes a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels of indigestible material, bile and toxins. The remedy is claimed to avoid salivation, be harmless, inexpensive and suitable for daily use to keep the body feeling fit.
Advertisements fill the column space with bustling business signals. Local merchants promote goods and services, shaping daily commerce and attracting customers amid a busy marketplace.
A humorous schoolboy essay on editors published in the Fallbrook California Enterprise. The piece argues editors are ancient, essential, and faulted figures, contrasting editor trials with doctors and noting editors must be born, not made.
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