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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
7
The text extols superior printing designed to grab readers and compel action. It notes that eye catching ads, not common circulars, draw readership and memory, claiming such advertising pays by attracting attention and generating business. It highlights cost efficiency and quick turnaround.
Ex Sheriff P M Coburn declares candidacy for the 1911 1915 sheriff term saying he will campaign on his record. The Riverside County candidate highlights his crime fighting experience and business acumen gained since arriving from Minnesota in 1875, and his strong Republican ties.
The passage notes Coburn expressing openness to abide by the results once a preference is recorded, indicating a fair and honest chance to record the voters' choice and Coburn's willingness to accept the outcome.
President Taft prepares the first special message to Congress outlining amendments to the interstate commerce and Sherman anti trust acts. He plans voluntary federal licenses for corporations and will proceed despite calls to delay, with reading set for January 5 as Congress reconvenes after Senator Mc Laurin's death observances.
The Allahabad Pioneer reports that belief in witchcraft persists in parts of India and people accused of the black art are sometimes killed. Bengal saw several cases in the courts last year, and in Santhal Parganahs a woman was murdered by her mother and brother who believed she was a witch. In Palamau a man was killed as
Villagers claimed a man was a wizard and two women were slain on suspicion of causing cholera deaths. Reports note ongoing human sacrifice among Bengal tribes, with a girl offered to avert cholera and a boy lured and killed in Palamau. Relaxing vigilance could worsen witch killings and sacrifices.
An advertisement-style notice cites William J. Loughran of Philadelphia praising Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine for restoring over three years of nervous prostration and recommends Anti-Pain Pills as essential household remedies. It claims many nervous disorders stem from nerve weakness and promotes Dr. Miles' Nervine as soothing irritated nerves and aiding nerve cell function.
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