02 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
1
Advertisement notes publication schedule as every afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street. It lists subscription prices four dollars per year two dollars for six months and thirty five cents per month delivered by carrier within city limits with payment in advance.
Editors condemn mail order firms for prioritizing profit over community support. They argue local merchants fund celebrations and libraries while mail order outlets take money out without reinvestment, urging residents to shop locally to keep towns prosperous.
This excerpt emphasizes that the country relies on educated common people to govern and sustain institutions. It notes yearly graduates from high schools and colleges entering business politics and other spheres to take the place of their elders.
A remark questions the value of erecting a costly monument over the remains of a man who cost ten cents, suggesting gratitude for timely deliverance may be a more fitting tribute.
statement emphasizes collective action in towns where multiple people contribute to shared goals and progress. It urges recognition that others also bear responsibility and effort alongside any individual endeavor.
The curtain falls on a sprawling Fairyland tale where Auburn and Rosamund cycle between mortal throne and magical vision. Corvain seizes control, Myriel pursues, and the Rose’s glow can’t withstand scorn. Auburn and Rosamund reclaim love and crown in a transformed realm.
John Aitken explains in Nature that dust on plaster walls comes from warm air depositing dust on cold surfaces. Lath shielding reduces dust formation. hot pipes create vertical dust streaks. open grates reduce dust versus radiators. electric lighting keeps walls cleaner than gas. Any surface hotter than the air stays dust free.
A newly rich woman attends an aristocratic dinner and discovers a fat caterpillar on her lettuce. She discreetly hides it by folding the leaf and swallowing the creature, earning the hostess's awe. Mrs Newly rich notes the moment secures social footing despite the mishap.
Readers are urged to check the Corona Independent for advertisements offering financial benefits and potential savings. The notice highlights opportunities to learn about products services and promotions that may improve finances.
A printed health note warns that meat forms uric acid which poisons kidney function, causing back pain, dizziness, head aches, stomach upset, and cloudy urine. It advocates Jad Salts as a cheap remedy to flush urinary acids and restore kidney action.
Mrs R H Barnes and her sister Miss Mary Howe of O Neill Neb returned from a three day visit to the San Diego exposition. A News Box outside The Independent office invites readers to drop news items when the office is closed. items are collected and emptied prior to publication.
Our office shows new Corona city maps printed on linen backed paper for durability. Each map is accurate in every detail and priced at 3 dollars.
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