06 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
1
The notice states the publication prints every afternoon except Sunday at 110-112 West Sixth Street. It will continue until an explicit order to discontinue is received and all arrearages must be paid in every case.
A unnamed millionaire argues people can live on five dollars weekly, claiming comfort with such a budget. The piece questions how rent, food, clothing, laundry, transport, and recreation would be covered and notes savings, pensions, and family support needs are ignored.
The speaker asks if any mail order house has ever paid taxes or contributed to the town ship, education, or churches. The text implies concern over financial support from large merchants to local welfare.
A speaker questions local leaders and financiers for taking money from the community with no return. They challenge ongoing enrichment of outsiders who demand payment upfront. The fragment reflects frustration with alleged hollow investments.
A reflection on the rise of newspaper readers who now scrutinize ads for economic value. The piece argues ad copy should protect readers' financial interests and guide them toward economy, urging advertisers to tailor messages to a widening, liberalizing public.
An Oklahoma shopper confronts a dealer over a cheap saw and mail order pricing. The story segues into an advertising plug for Doan’s Kidney Pills, praising their efficacy for back pain and kidney issues with a testimonial from F. A. Harding and a Foster Milburn Co. endorsement.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a first plate and a bulletin heading with distorted quotes and stray words. The readable content is sparse, offering no clear event, date, or named entities to summarize into a full news item.
The narrator recalls a trench mortar misfire that landed left of target, bursting through a dugout roof and blasting occupants. The blast scatters shrapnel and debris along fifty yards of trench, with the narrator’s hat and belongings among the misfired impact.
The text contrasts a politician who gains global fame from a famous speech with a farmer who cultivates the largest potato and the cleanest wheat, noting humanity benefits yet history ignores him, while asserting virtue of a just and impartial people.
A humorous verse fragment catalogs quips about debtors and creditors with rough dialect. The speaker notes a collector pressing payment while the debtor exerts resistance and the creditor exits frustrated. It riffs on social misfits and domestic disputes with playful slang.
Ad claims Adler-i-ka offers instant relief for constipation sour stomach and gas using buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients. Advertises benefits for both lower and upper bowels and suggests short courses may aid chronic stomach trouble. The Crown City Drug Co. promotes the remedy.
Brief fragment notes a meeting by Southern Men for Preparedness at a venue marked by initials and numbers, lacking readable names or precise date. The readable bits hint at a civic or semiformal gathering focused on readiness.
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