01 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1916
Page
1
The notice lists six month subscription pricing and delivery within city limits. It states advance payment is required and the paper publishes every afternoon except Sunday at West Sixth Street address.
Nine directors were elected to pilot the local charities with staggered terms to ensure continuity. The nominating committee proposed twelve names, churches suggested seven, and nine were ultimately chosen to serve, with three, two, and one year terms to be determined by lot. A meeting will set officers and confirm dues and active membership.
Notice to voters for Riverside cities and county registration deadlines for the 1916 elections. Key dates include May 2 presidential primary, August 29 primary, and November 7 general election. City elections in Corona Elsinore Hemet Perris San Jacinto Banning Beaumont have April 16 voting or March 10 closing deadlines.
R. G. Collins of Barnegat New Jersey reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stopped a severe grippe cough. Sold by B F Billings Estate adv.
London reports a fleet of six to seven Zeppelins dropped bombs last night over eastern and northeastern midland counties with little damage or injuries. The war office stated the raid caused no substantial destruction. Berlin said Paris raids as reprisal for Freiburg were “satisfactory.” Paris said French planes chased the Zeppelins but lost them.
Michael Tuholski a 22 year old puddlier from Cleveland 257 pounds 6 feet 5 inches was rejected as too big for the Marine Corps. Local Sergeant Michael De Boo cited maximum height 73 inches and said giants or pygmies are not wanted. Tuholski said he will return to puddling in the mills after the rejection.
An editorial mood piece contrasts volatile markets with personal relationships. It muses on recognizing a wife’s worth, urging expression of affection despite market swings and everyday pressures.
An old home remedy using Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair is touted as reliable and economical. The article describes applying the mixture with a sponge or brush, noting darkening occurs by morning and improves with further use. It also mentions benefits for dandruff and itchy scalps and cites a downtown druggist endorsing its natural look.
The article lists several fish dishes including Finnan Haddie with fat, pepper and onion flavors, a cod dish in cheesecloth, a creamy haddie and egg sauces. It describes steps like wrapping, boiling, and baking with butter, flour, milk, and seasonings, plus waxed paper to prevent sticking.
Buy now before completion of the railroad and you gain value increases. Excursions to Paradise Valley run weekly at special rates. For details contact S. J. Cornell at 111 Es SIXEN St Cordna. Office phone 1183, residence 623.
An advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a cheap safe vegetable remedy for colds. A tablespoon brewed in boiling water is drunk as needed, claimed to open pores relieve congestion loosen bowels and speed recovery from grip.
An old time ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism and related pains. It promises quick relief from stiffness and aching joints muscles and bones and urges readers to buy a 274 cent bottle at any drug store. The piece ends with a political aside about Teddy and Mexico.
An old ad copy touts a 26 cent box of 'Tis that soothes tired sore and swollen feet. It promises lighter steps and quicker relief, claiming the product gladdens tired feet and eases soreness for shoppers with whom the ad speaks directly.
A vintage ad claims one minute to clear nasal passages and relieve congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. The product is described as antiseptic and healing, penetrating head airways to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and stop nightly breathing struggles from colds or catarrh. Obtainable from druggists in a small bottle.
Reports indicate a large fleet of vessels is being built to support tuna fishing operations, signaling expansion in the regional fishing industry and related jobs. The project involves multiple shipyards and suppliers, with plans to deploy the boats to assist commercial fleets.
An 1910 style advert boasts hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast as a cure for constipation, bilious attacks, headaches, and dull complexions. It claims one week of daily internal cleansing will improve appetite and skin by flushing stomach, liver, and kidneys.
An incomplete message hints at a news item with missing details and unclear attribution. The text references an Independent office and a forthcoming tip but provides no concrete facts, names, dates, or places to confirm a story.
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