10 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
1
The notice states that contracts for war advertising are available at Dake Advertising Agency Inc with offices at 428 South Main Street in Los Angeles and 779 Market Street in San Francisco.
A historical notice lists city officials and trustees including Henry H. Holmes as president and names a variety of posts such as Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer City Attorney City Recorder Marshal and Health Building posts with the Board of Trustees members A B Tuthill W A Hively Aasil F Gillett Etbas P Kidder.
A columnist riffs on Europe and society with quips about Spain's literacy rate at 35 percent, mirrors, spelling reform, brainy marriages, and Pat Calhoun's few trials. It notes five percent divorce dissolution and the remaining 94 percent bearing it, while profiting from a hypothetical fish rod inventor who weighs each catch and never dies as a millionaire.
A pledge to advance science is tempered by warnings of new hazards, with live wires identified as a key peril unseen by earlier generations.
A Oklahoma judge states that using a revolver is lawful for debt collection but notes the public seeks to know which weapons may be used to stand off creditors.
Yesterday a Taft household strike ended in a lockout after the arrival of a strikebreaker from Washington. Mrs. Jaffray dismissed Thomas Wallace the 16 year old milker for demanding higher pay as Rosebud the cow supplied milk for the president's family. Scott the official milker then arrived from Washington last night to take over.
A reader suffers stomach trouble and dyspepsia but finds relief after using Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The product is praised for improving appetite and digestion, with claims of better stomach, liver, and kidney function. Available at R F Billings.
Rev Joseph Ryerson criticizes ministers for fueling anti Christian Science protests using calls to burn critics. Rev Frederic Towar Galpin says he will resign from the Pastor's Union after opposing the lecture plan. Detroit Free Press reports dated May 12 1909.
Long Beach visitors join Mrs. Fred Cox at the Prado ranch. A Fourth celebration on the Santa Ana river draws crowds from Corona Ontario Upland Yorba and nearby towns. Accidents include Jake Charles sinking in shallow water and James Mayberry severely hurt after a wagon collision. Community acts of care and local gatherings noted.
The Corona pressed brick and terra cotta company office in Corona Riverside County California was assessed ten dollars per share at a June 28 1909 board meeting. Unpaid shares become delinquent July 31 1909 and may be sold August 21 1909 at 3 PM to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. By order of Secretary C H Bennet June 30 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Corona Pressed Brick & Terra Cotta Co will be held at the company office in Corona Riverside County California on Tuesday July 27 1909 at eleven o clock A M for electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may be brought before the meeting C H BENNETT
The text emphasizes eating sufficient wholesome food and ensuring full digestion. It argues against dieting and promotes regular intake with products like Kodol to aid digestion. It notes rest for a weak stomach and that Kodol helps digest food when the stomach cannot.
An advertisement offers a dollar bottle of Kodol with a money back guarantee if no benefits are felt after using the entire bottle. The offer covers large bottles for one person per family, promises to reimburse pharmacists, and notes production by DeWitt & Co in Chicago with R S Billing’s Est. Druggist.
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