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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
6
William E. Stroling of Carbon Hill Alabama reports his four year old son recovered from a severe dysentery attack after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. He claims the remedy saves many children's lives yearly and promotes it as a certain cure when used per directions sold by R F Billings.
The testimonial from CL. MM. Tlarden of Silver City NC says Electric Bitters fulfills all claims. It cures stomach liver and kidney troubles and aids weakness backache and general run down conditions. Also effective for chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at the Roof Billings store.
Fragmented ad copy touts a dietary remedy named Kodol or Kedel for stomach disorders and digestive relief. It claims broad food digestion support and promotes ongoing use, with marketing phrasing implying a general health benefit.
A fragmented note reports tenants facing higher housing costs as patchy repairs and unstable conditions cause rent pressures to rise. The brief cites a man with limited income enduring longer wait times and intricate ties in the deal.
Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa praises the remedy calling it healing for throat and lung trouble long standing. She says New Discovery relieves beyond temporary results and should restore health with continued use. Priced at 1.00 with final bottle free at R F Billings drug store.
It Bills billings promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as easy to take pleas ant pills sold by It FL Billings.
A brief item addresses cereal names and packaging claims, noting confusion over terms like freshness and value. Officials urge clearer labeling and consumers are advised to compare ingredients and dates before purchase.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as effective for cuts bruises scratches and especially piles. It notes it is recommended and sold by R F Billings despite unclear context in the text.
Advertising notice describes Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup as gentle on the bowels and effective in clearing the system. Claims it soothes irritation and inflammation, with children noted to like it. Sold by R. Billings.
Sir Oliver Lodge argues there is no pulling force in motion, saying a horse pushes against its collar to move a cart, an oarsman pushes water, and a handcart mover pushes from behind using the handle. He asserts the driving force originates from the part in contact and is not from pulling any object.
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes an heiress asking if the suitor would marry her as a poor working girl. He replies it wouldn’t be fair since she would have to support herself. The exchange presents a witty take on money and marriage expectations.
A Chelsea hospital cotonnade bears a memorial to officers and soldiers who perished when the Birkenhead sunk off the Cape of Good Hope on February 26 1852. Of 14 officers and 458 men nine officers and 349 sailors died. all women and children were saved.
Local organizations list lodge meetings at Odd Fellows hall and nearby venues. OJ F Circle Lodge No 377 and Crown Encampment No 41 meet on Saturdays or Mondays. Starlight Rebekah Lodge No 231 lists officers. Temescal Lodge 214 F and A M meets near full moon. Modern Woodmen of America and Foresters Circle City No 831 hold regular sessions with named officers.
Fraternal Aid Association Queen Council No. 100 meets on the first and third Thursday evenings each month. PR We Jones presides, with ThuN, Wood, and Soe named in the notes.
Narragansett Tribe Number 169 meets every Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Dawson serves as Chief of Records with officers listed. Note includes membership and meeting time details for the fraternal group.
The Fraternal Brotherhood gathers on the first and third Monday of each month in Dallas, Texas. Officers include Chalk F. M. Laird as president, Mrs. Juan nee McDaniel as vice president, Miss Etta White as secretary, G. FE. Mikes as treasurer, and Mrs. Sarah Francisco as chaplain.
Regular Eagles meetings held Friday nights in Odd Fellows hall with W P I Feldman and Thomas Carey as officers. Social session on the second Friday monthly. Carlton Post 168 meets third Monday in Masonic hall with Commander W J Pentelow.
Royal Neighbors of America meet the first and third Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall. Oracle Mrs. Hattie Dunham. Recorder Mrs. Mary V. Nowels. Treasurer Mrs. Maud Reed.
The Board of Trade meets on the first and third Tuesdays each month at City Hall at 8 o clock. Officers listed include W. J. Pentelow as President and EL PL Ridder as Treasurer, with CL AL Kinney as First Vice President and El Bo Burth as Second Vice President.
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