23 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
1
Readers urged to keep after officials after elections and hold them to the people’s will. The piece argues for continued discussion, persistent pressure, and public dialogues to ensure officials act in the community’s interests and not stray from the voters’ goals.
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a safe, plant based remedy to replace calomel. The pitch claims it cleanses the liver and bowels, requires no harsh side effects, and guarantees improved health for the whole family without causing salivation or bone damage.
The note urges officials to stay vigilant and perform duties in line with residents will. It advocates daily campaign activity in the community to ensure accountability and responsiveness.
Statement to voters from Edward Davis announces entry into the April 10 city trustee race. He notes four years served 1910 to 1914 and argues his record and experience on past city projects including City Hall, street improvements, a fire truck and a city park. He claims no backing by any clique and emphasizes useful experience for upcoming bond discussions.
Bruce Wilton loses his fortune after unseen forces threaten his family and his wife Vera. Father Kelly investigates with unwavering faith and ends the mystery restoring the home. Mrs A R Dickinson sings My Rosary during the show.
The Riverside Press projects the coming citrus crop amounts for Southern California. About 32 000 cars of oranges and 7 450 cars of lemons are anticipated. Navel crops are generally lighter than last year while Valencia shipments are expected to be heavier.
A compact saying contrasts limited awareness of the sage with broad awareness of the fool. It emphasizes how widely known folly can be, while wise insight remains less recognized by the general public.
A fragment notes that advertisements in The Independent cost little and yield notable results. It hints at economical promotions for readers seeking effective exposure without heavy spending.
A historic notice touts Hamburg Breast Tea or Hamburger Brust Thee as a remedy for colds and grip. Instructions say to brew a tablespoon in boiling water, drink a teacup full daily, and claim it opens pores, loosens bowels, and drives the cold from the system.
An advertisement promotes St. Jacobs Oil as a 25 cent remedy for backache, lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, and related pains. The copy urges rubbing a small amount into the painful area for quick relief and mentions drug stores as the source.
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