11 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
1
A public notice states publication occurs daily except Sundays at 110 112 West Sixth Street, indicating a local newspaper operational detail for distribution and office address.
The summer heat highlights untidy backyards across towns that serve as breeding grounds for disease and pests due to lack of cleaning. The issue reflects public health concerns as residents neglect yard maintenance.
The text notes how some people suffer from heat yet endure the sun while focused on the Great American game, sitting for hours and not sensing the heat impact.
At the Chicago gathering of the General Federation of Women's Clubs a few extremists spoke, but the overall convention showed great ability and good sense. It praised the group's handling of moral and ethical questions that directly affect women.
The text argues thrift is a harsh vice rarely adopted by American families. It notes high living costs and urges households to cut small, inexpensive items from daily meals and attire to ease expenses without hardship. It promotes personal restraint as the remedy.
The candidate E J Genereux is described as a well qualified Republican with a long record in public and business service. He began as a bookkeeper for Adirondack Match, worked seven years in the U S Treasury in Ogdensburg, then moved to California to enter real estate and rise to leadership roles. He has been a director at First National Bank, active in the chamber of commerce and Riverside County Fair Association.
The piece notes the 116th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps founded by Congress re establishing the Continental Marines. It recalls the early action in the Bahamas during the American Revolution and mentions the Long Toms wide broadsides as part of naval battles alongside American sailors and soldiers.
The passage tracks the Marine Corps from its 1798 formal establishment to present day. It notes growth to 10 267 officers and enlisted, global basing from the Philippines to Panama, and duties in war and peace including landing in Vera Cruz and guarding naval property. It highlights their equipment and role as the Navy’s first land force.
The pastor will preach in the morning. Evening union service at the corner of Eighth and Main. Bible school at 9 45 a m with classes for young and old. Midweek Fellowship on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Encouragement to attend church meetings through the summer.
A Peking dispatch reports China plans to apply to the five power bankers for another 100 million dollar loan. In Belgrade, Russian minister to Servia Hartwig died suddenly, noted as a prominent diplomat with Balkan ties and Servian sympathies.
The Arizona will be the largest boat built by the American navy when completed, surpassing the Nevada by almost four thousand tons. The Oklahoma, still unfinished, will be 600 feet long, 87 feet wide, and displace over 10,000 tons.
The collision near Quebec on July 11 attributed to the Storstad as the wreck commission found the third officer ordered a course change without the first officer's instruction. The Empress of Ireland disaster is linked to this action and its fatal outcome.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Daniels authorized commissary stores to retain certain popular tobacco brands and other articles, despite expectations. The new order may allow adding more brands under the revised policy.
San Francisco July 11 C K Field editor of Sunset Magazine Robert Fowler aviator and Ray S Duhem photographer, arrested yesterday, charged with disclosing United States military secrets in connection with published photographs of the defenses of the Panama canal, claim as their defense that Goethals gave permission according to Associated Press.
The statement asserts that defense actions were conducted with the permission of Colonel George Goethals, governor of the Canal Zone, implying official sanction for military or administrative measures.
Walter Brook, an American aviator, won the London to Paris and back air race finishing first to reach Paris from London. The event tracked the return flight with Brook leading the field in the competition.
Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson of Indiana Pennsylvania reports chronic indigestion headaches and bloating eased by Chamberlain's Tablets after her daughter urged use. She notes stomach pains night and day and relief after a few doses. For sale by all dealers.
Everyday delay in ordering Beulah Springs Mineral Water means you miss one of the finest waters. Deliveries are made each Wednesday. book your order now.
A short notice describes an eyesight specialist and optician ground and duplicated lenses on short notice. The location is Rooms 3 and 4 in the Corona National Bank Building.
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