03 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
The Blair newspaper editorial weighs religion becoming more practical than theological, aligning earthly efforts with heaven like ideals and daily life. It frames the Lord's Prayer as guiding a push to improve worldly conditions, while noting readers’ familiarity with its recitation.
The passage notes how reporters in Washington relish hedged descriptors like an unquestioned authority or a distinguished military official whose name must not be divulged. It highlights the aim of these phrases to imply insider status without naming sources.
The text argues that some observers claim close government ties and unique sources, using strong terms to add weight to statements. It notes that while predictions occasionally prove true, such forecasts resemble the person who consistently predicts rain and later boasts of weather prophecy.
The text argues every brick in a mail order house weakens the hometown fabric. It questions the impact on local merchants and institutions and warns that insufficient local support harms property values and town interests.
Found an Eastern Star pin offered for return at this office after owner proves property. Advertisement requires proof of ownership and payment for this notice. 13-3.
Officer Humble pursued A. Gonzalez after a buggy without a light fled. The chase spanned blocks with a gunshot to halt the horse and buggy. Police later found a dozen sacks of bottled beer in the vehicle and confiscated it as evidence.
Supervisor J. T. Hamner involved in a Monday wreck four miles west of Fullerton. Hamner, driving west toward Los Angeles, swerved to avoid a car, collided with a Ford coming from the opposite direction. Two women in the Ford were injured, one with a forehead bruise and the other shaken. Hamner’s Buick had two wheels broken and heavy damage. the Ford also had a broken wheel and a crushed side. The supervisor was uninjured.
An old Sage Tea recipe from Wyeth's claims to transform gray hair to a dark lustrous shade after one or two applications. The ad touts natural coverage, no telltale roots, and a youthful look, urging purchase of a 60 cent bottle at any drug store.
Classified notice seeks a three room modern house for rent near town with a good lawn. Contact phone 492. News Box placed outside The Independent office for readers to drop news items when the office is closed. items will be collected before publication.
Dr. E C Reid dentist operates from Room 3 in the Corona National Bank Building. Contact via phone 1683 for appointments.
The Independent unveils new city maps of Corona printed on linen backed paper and lasting a lifetime. On display at The Independent office with price three dollars.
The advertisement touts McCall's monthly issue as a Handy home guide with 100 to 136 pages. It highlights regular departments such as Home Dressmaking, Millinery, Embroidery, Household decoration, Menus, etiquette, beauty, baby care, and housekeeping exchange, claiming superior usefulness and enjoyment for readers.
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