04 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
1
The piece contrasts Carranza with Huerta and notes Washington favored Carranza early on. It cites his vow to seize lands worth 300 million dollars in American property and 500 million in British property, warning the United States may be forced to respond with landing forces.
The Minneapolis Institute of Art has removed several suggestive pictures from its exhibits and other institutions are expected to follow. The move signals growing caution toward provocative art despite defenses of artistic freedom.
Sidelights of the war suggest animosity is governmental not national and that public desire for peace would likely prevail if people decided. Yet governments act to please themselves and invoke patriotism, leaving the masses to back their rulers.
The author warns that pursuing efficiency too aggressively can erode individuality, turning people into mechanical units. This reflection critiques the price of productivity, urging balance between efficiency and personal humanity.
Constipation relief offered with Chamberlain's tablets described as easy to take and agreeable in effect. Claimed to be obtainable everywhere through all dealers. Advertisement.
Resustie of the Week's Happenshigs reports French and Porch complete a sale transferring a house and lot in Corona to E. B. Klotzly of Puente. Dr. F. Larrabee's father lies ill in Los Angeles. Carl Lemon packing house progresses to superstructure. L. D. Bedford and wife celebrate fifth wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner for twelve. Weather turns, fruit pickers return to groves as shipments are expected heavy.
Mrs T Neureuer of Eau Claire Wisconsin says Foley's Honey and Tar compound cured her boy of a severe croup after other remedies failed and that their milkman’s children were cured of whooping cough. Foley's has a forty years record of similar cases and contains no opiates. Always insist on Foley's. R F Billings Best adv. agent.
Soldiers describe mine throws and countermeasures as French pioneers claim they mined trenches. Three killed and seven wounded in the action. A captured officer recalls warnings as mine-laying tactics failed to surprise. Higher authorities praise the success and Prince sends autos, blankets, and wine to soldiers.
A home hair preparation promises to darken gray hair naturally and evenly within a few applications. The tonic claims to remove dandruff, stop scalp itching, and leave hair thick and glossy after use, with noticeable results by morning after the first or second treatment.
A fragment notes a monthly magazine offering helpful content and solid enjoyment for readers at home, presenting it as a trusted source of usable ideas and entertainment each month.
The Lanier offers rooms from four dollars seventy five cents per week with bath privileges. It highlights a large sun parlor, spacious court, and tropical garden near amusements. The description appeals to families seeking quiet stay and convenient facilities at a modest price in a central location.
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