08 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
1
Corona Independent publishes weekly in Corona California edited by George M Blair. The paper is a second class matter with subscriptions listed as 2 dollars per year 1 dollar for six months and 50 cents for three months all payable in advance.
A reflective essay argues happiness rests on character not position, urges thorough, right actions, and condemns hollow politics. It cites experience as a stern teacher, praises charity and honest business, notes antisemitic prejudice in Russia, and recalls Andrew Carnegie on lawyers improving laws.
A solitary figure atop a dry corner declares that this town has entered a new era of drought and change. Minor crowds gather as the remark echoes through storefronts and alleyways, prompting residents to discuss future plans and possibilities.
The piece argues for uplifting the town through practical improvements, cites large subscriptions by Southern Pacific to the Panama California Exposition and other 1915 fairs, and laments dilapidated schools. It stresses beauty and order in public spaces to inspire learning and civic pride, noting Valentine observances and debates on great living figures.
Essay discusses manners and civility in American society, contrasting views on whether courtesy has improved or declined. It notes that reforms promised ease in social life but questions persist about changes in politeness and traditional charm.
The article notes brusqueness of speech and lack of regard for others among workers. Railroad managers recognize harmful effects and urge employees to display courtesy and consideration. It argues good breeding should be taught at home and in school to endure through life.
A Corona reader argues the San Jacinto tract offers eight more acres for 2500 less, cheaper water, and better park amenities. He cites lower per acre cost, potential for a swimming pool, irrigation reuse, and easier bond interest coverage, urging a west side park vote despite personal bias.
Riverside Press reports a recent high society ball in San Francisco with lavish jewelry and extravagant decorations. Daughters of Nob Hill attracted police attention, as $8000 worth of imported lilies and flowers lit the venue, while a hostesses diamonds valued at $50,000 adorned the event.
The piece contrasts lavish wealth and idle hunger in San Francisco and New York with 20 000 mill workers in Lawrence going hungry amid wage cuts. It cites C W Morse's pardon and rising protests, socialism, and calls for peaceful reform to avoid chaos and tyranny.
Walter N. Parrish, chief clerk of the senate, returned to Sacramento after the legislature, noting that about $20,000 was saved in printing costs under State Printer Richardson compared with former methods under Shannon, illustrating economy and system.
Large crowds fill Los Angeles auditoriums for Gipsy Smith meetings day after day. Curiosity may draw many, yet attendance presses on with sizable turnouts and interest in his message. Rev. Chester Ferris will address What Gipsy Smith Means at Congregational Church Sunday evening. all invited.
The Department of the Interior seeks 381 620 dollars for California national parks for the year ending June 30 1913 if Congress approves. The request shows large increases for Yosemite Sequoia General Grant parks with Yosemite receiving 274 000 dollars and Sequoia 89 550 dollars while General Grant rises to 17 250 dollars.
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