06 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
1
The paper notes that this document is kept on file at the Dake Advertising Agency in Los Angeles and at 779 Market Street San Francisco where contracts for advertising can be arranged.
The notice lists city officers including City Treasurer City Attorney City Engineer City Recorder and City Marshal. It names Health Officer Building Inspector Street Superintendent and Board of Trustees led by Henry H. Holmes with A B Tuthill E B Collier Ansil F Gillett and Ethan P Kidder as members.
A meditation on memory versus forgetting argues that schools teach memory but not forgetting. It warns that clinging to wrongs harms health, sleep, and digestion, urging readers to discard irritations and grudges, and to forgive others to pursue happiness and inner peace.
A Southern California town boasts a bright business outlook in Corona. Residents urged to spread the word to eastern friends and join the Booster’s Club to promote Corona. The campaign promises strong community spirit at low cost and invites local support.
A classroom exchange reveals a student answer that identifies debarred United States citizens as criminals paupers Chinese natics and women. The remark highlights historical attitudes toward eligibility and immigration policies.
A fragment notes a girl aiming to entice a Teereant lover by supper on a rainy evening and changing her dress to influence him. The terse line reflects social courtship customs and fashion gesture as a strategic move.
In California the senate’s narrow vote favors ending race track gambling. Supporters expect passage, while bookmakers and touts may relocate to Texas until other states accept them or the legislature acts.
The piece mentions a vast country named Ob Livion drawing many visitors who rarely return. It cites a Time River as the planet’s largest waterway and a Death Ocean as the deepest aquatic realm.
The snippet gathers assorted notices and ads: a room sought by two men, a woman selling a piano before abroad, a lost collie named Jim with brass collar, a girl seeking passage to New York to care for children, a respectable woman needing Tuesday washing, a furrier offering garment work, a boy to open oysters, a bulldog for sale, and requests for an organist and a boy to play.
Civil War veteran J A Stone of Kemp Texas recounts a stubborn cold turning into a lasting cough. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring his health from 130 to 178 pounds. It treats severe colds and prevent pneumonia with a trial bottle free.
A woman's silence during her husband's attempt at quarrel is described as the worst form of talking back. The remark frames quietness as opposition in domestic disputes.
Proverbial saying warns that challenging the devil with his tools leads to defeat. The adage emphasizes the risk of underestimating an adversary when using unsuitable methods.
Advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. Claims nine of ten cases due to catarrh and promises $100 for any deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges sending for free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A quirky postoffice quarterly report from Waterford Fulton County recounts harvests with wheat and corn yields and notes on health religion and a birth. Abigail Jenkins signs as postmaster outlining brief community conditions in the Potts neighborhood and sending respects to Mr. Buchanin.
President Roosevelt announced William Loeb secretary to the President will be the next collector of the port of New York. The appointment fixes Loeb in a cabinet level post with a $12,000 yearly salary and is expected to be nominated by Taft after his inauguration.
Corona California treasurer to sell at public auction on February 23 1909 the property pledged for street improvement bond numbers 10 and 11 of 1906 for Tenth Street Corona Riverside. Delinquent principal and interest plus publication costs due by payment to stop sale. City Treasurer J L Merriam authorized by law to conduct sale under California street improvement bond act.
A French scientist cites a blood based secret for longevity while Electric Bitters is praised as a life prolonging remedy. The ad claims the tonic purifies and vitalizes blood, aids nerves, and strengthens the whole system, with a testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Maine. 50 cents at R. F. Billisnges.
J Edward Pierce and Miss Maria Roslyn headline the Great Eastern All-Star Vaudeville Co tonight at the Corona Opera House. Press previews from various papers praise the pair and promise a crowded house.
The City of Corona will sell at public auction the described parcel Lot 10 Block 92 Original Plat Corona Riverside California for the lien on the street improvement bond totaling 272.21 dollars. The owner is unknown and costs of publication are paid. the sale is set for 23rd at the City Treasurer’s office in Corona City Hall.
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