03 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
1
The paper notes it is on file at Dake Advertising Agency locations 428 South Main Street Los Angeles and 779 Mark Street San Francisco where contracts for advertising can be made.
A list of city officials and trustees is presented including the City Treasurer City Attorney City Recorder Street Superintendent Health Officer Building Inspector and the Board of Trustees led by Henry H. Holmes as President with A B. Tethill W A. Hively Ansil F. Gillett and Ethan P. Kidder among members.
Collected quips on Roosevelt night riders suffrage and social norms. Opinionated lines critique saloon towns court rulings on voting age and perceptions of ambition and dress. The passages reflect satire and public sentiment in a historical newspaper fragment.
An exchange notes the Panama Canal will not split Americas but will keep them linked. It argues the locks will not make islands of North and South America and counters a critic’s disappointment with a pointed comparison to Santa Claus, citing the old man’s failings.
A toad died in a Bronx park aged 1000. It remembered Lief Erikson beginning Minnesota exploration. Spelling reformers claim progress is satisfactory and plan to continue altering innocent words despite criticism.
An Oil Company attorney argues that Standard Oil is not a trust. He cites legal distinctions and disputes the characterization in debate or filings.
A speaker asserts the country boy is the hope of the American nation. The lad agrees, feeling superior to city bred people, a view he has long held and now voices openly.
Elbert Hubbard extols boys as future kings and world changers. He recalls Lincoln at twelve and a Corsican boy of small stature, noting the hunger for learning and opportunity shaping destiny.
A narrator recalls a freckled boy from the Patch in Buffalo who grew to master warfare and later became a judge who granted a petition. The reminiscence contrasts a rough boyhood with future possibilities, from farming to defending the speaker in court as destiny looms near.
A reader writes that a cough once diagnosed as consumption improved after using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey from Brunswick Georgia. The letter urges accepting only the genuine product with the Bell bell on the bottle sold at Murray's Drug Store.
The passage suggests many women seeking the vote do so because they feel unable to influence without it, noting men share this motive to a large extent. It frames suffrage as a remedy for perceived political constraint and frustration among both genders.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness constipation and kidney trouble claiming the tonic cleanses the blood steadies nerves and improves skin and complexion. It asserts attractive women benefit and promotes the product price 50 cents at R F Billings.
A woman views a baby photograph and remarks it is pretty enough for publication in the Ladies' Home Journal, noting its charm and appeal.
Bert Lane of Cheny Washington escaped a desperate lung trouble after costly failed visits to a Spokane specialist and a California attempt. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure for lung trouble bronchitis coughs and colds and urges trials. The product is sold 50 cents to 1.00 with a free trial bottle guaranteed by R F Billings.
A man leaving home faces opposing views from his mother who thinks he is throwing his life away and his sisters who believe the girl is worthy of him. The piece reflects traditional family tensions over marriage decisions.
The notice touts DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as superior for kidney and bladder ailments and urges sending a name to DeWitt & Co. for a free trial box. It notes scarce help during wheat harvest and suggests a boy or woman could drive the binder instead of wasting a good man.
Advertisement notes DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as the original and urges buyers to request it. Claims use for cuts burns bruises and especially piles. Sold by R F Billings.
Fragmented sayings touch on wives and husbands, social behavior, luck, ambition, and folk wisdom. Short quips note public embarrassment, courting, agency hawks, cherry harvests, and gossip with a humorous rural voice. The piece closes with a mock editorial flourish about dog overrepresentation in town rumors.
Made in both vibrator and rotary styles this machine sews lock and chain stitch in one. Ball bearing, light running with full steel attachments. Simple durable operation a child can manage. Guaranteed by maker with many styles and easy payment plans. Local dealers offer oil needles and accessories.
30 acre orchard for sale to be cleared soon six miles north of Corona. Contact H. F. Clark KR. F. D. No. 1. Found watch and job owner may claim by addressing box 271 proving property and paying for this notice. Lost keys on Main St Winder return to Post Office for reward.
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