07 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
1
A satirical piece laments Wilson and Carranza while proposing Teddy Roosevelt take a tougher stance. It riffs on notes, waiting, and calls for a stronger, honest approach to Mexico plus a jab at Hughes and Coolidge. Additional quips reference Holloway and fishing lore.
Notice states papers publish every afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street and will continue until an explicit order to discontinue. All arrearages must be paid in every case.
A jumble of local squibs describes hair in ice cream and sauce blamed on ice and combs, a wary citizen's charity slip, vaccinating children, weary housewives teased by a vacuum ad, and scattered notices about rentals and dances. The tone mirrors a busy town column with odd anecdotes and ads.
The article describes popular umbrellas in The East, noting white sober black and grey colors with pearl and Oxford finishes. The chunky stubby design is praised as adorable and dear, named aun umbrellas, suitable for rain or shine, yet emphasized as rain suited.
The Corona firemen host Alfred Jordan of London, famed champion of England and Scotland, for a Sunday morning exhibition in the city hall fire room. Twenty Corona players will face him across twenty boards, with other Los Angeles players possibly joining. Jordan arrives Sunday morning and departs that evening, promising a crowd of spectators and an exciting debut for Corona.
An old remedy extols drinking hot water each morning to flush poisons from the stomach liver and bowels and improve digestion and well being. It advocates a quarter pound of powdered limestone phosphate from a pharmacist as a tasteless additive and compares cleansing to soap and water on the skin.
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