03 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
1
The paper lists subscription rates of 34 per year and 2 for six months with 35c a month, delivered by carrier in city limits. It notes publication as the afternoon paper except Sundays and provides the address 110-112 West Sixth Street.
Corona’s international race date shifted to April 8 due to flood damage. Hughes enters at Ascot driving a twelve cylinder English Sunbeam. Benz cars from Philadelphia head to Los Angeles, Duesenbergs from Minneapolis en route, with hopes on Resta Mulford and De Palma in Mercedes. Earl Cooper’s 16 valve Stutz arrives for Ascot Telemetry circle races.
Los Angeles Feb 3 Nine University of Southern California students were elected to the Scholarship Society, an honorary faculty and student group recognizing high intellectual achievement. Members include Pauline Duvall Eleanor Gardner Bessie Hi Jones Frances JL Perkit Perkins Martha Specht Wilbur H Long Carl F Macintyre Therda Freese Elmer S Nelson. The last two listed are juniors while the others are seniors.
Corona resident H A Pierce testifies Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief from backache and kidney trouble. He reports no need for further kidney medicine and recommends the product for its proven benefits. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells the same.
Germany expected to respond to US demands on the Lusitania crisis as President Wilson nears return. Dispatches say Berlin seeks to end all pending questions and secure a guarantee of contraband exemptions for foodstuffs if the United States accepts a conditional liberty basis.
The special meeting in Masonic hall tonight is postponed to Tuesday evening February 8. Degree work will be presented before the Grand Patron and Grand Matron during their official visit then.
An advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It claims benefits for back pain, cloudy urine, night-time visits, and general health decline, proposing four ounces daily in water before breakfast as a remedy. It promotes lithia based fruit acid formula as safe and inexpensive.
Report describes a ranch deal involving Mr Cotton and Mr Ganahs with Newton and Collier as representatives. The parties plan relocation from St Louis to Corona to start a booster business once possession is transferred.
Notice to voters for Riverside County and cities outlines registration and transfer deadlines for 1916 elections. Presidential Primary closes May 2. August Primary closes August 6. General Election closes November 7. City elections in Corona Hemet San Jacinto Banning and Beaumont must register by March 10 for April 10 elections.
The Riverside County bank clerk's association held its first 1916 meeting on Saturday evening February 19. An interesting program was arranged, aimed at bankers and bank clerks.
An old home remedy using Sage and Sulphur is advertised to restore natural hair color, cover gray, and improve scalp health. A downtown druggist touts its natural darkening effect and ease of use with a dampened sponge or brush, noting results by morning and fuller, glossy hair after a few applications.
A note says readers will learn more from the Independent’s office tip and promises detailed coverage for subscribers. The line hints at forthcoming detail and encourages personal review.
A fragmented ad like passage touts a foot care product that allegedly reduces tiredness swelling and soreness. It asserts immediate comfort and relief from burning chafing and pain in the feet.
A 1900s health note promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It argues this daily internal washing prevents waste buildup, reduces sickness and improves complexion, claiming many people benefit from the practice.
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