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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
8
Mound City residents share updates on social visits, theater entertainment, church meetings, and local commerce. Notables include Glass Brothers and the Tradies Aid Society gathering, Memorial Day honors, new pianos, property moves, and nearby trips to Yosemite and Long Beach.
Mr Sk Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports dramatic relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He says the backache disappeared kidneys grew stronger secretions normalized and bladder pain eased. The yellow package is also praised for bedwetting and post measles or scarlet fever use.
A Good Roads ambassador visits widow Mrs Yarn to push a rock road plan on her forty acres. She questions his authority and voting rights until he confirms she has forty votes. She reacts with disbelief and asks about prayer meeting, ending the encounter with a brisk, ironic skepticism.
Ruskin demonstrated that skilled artists can closely imitate Turner's paintings. In 1875 he exhibited facsimiles in the National Gallery, London, accompanied by a note claiming a copyist trained for over ten years to reproduce Turner works with such fidelity that Ruskin would sign the facsimiles to prevent their sale as real Turners.
In a London Tit Bits brief, papa peeks in on Ethel Mr Tomkins and Iva as they discuss kinship. Ethel answers swiftly while Iva confirms, leading to playful wordplay on kith and kin. The scene centers on a light family moment and a pun about kinship.
Tom Purdie in Sir Walter Scott’s household called the Waverley Novels “our books” and said reading them calms him. He told James Skene that when he cannot sleep, a single novel will lull him to sleep within two pages.
A brief quote from the Boston Herald contrasts concerns over a husband's past with the demands of managing his present and worrying about his future.
A Birmingham Age-Herald item notes a provocative remark about loaded weapons causing wives to explode, raising discussion on domestic risk and gun safety. The quote highlights concerns about violence and public remarks in media discourse.
A concise aphorism notes that personal anger harms the person more than the external provocation. It attributes the idea to Sir John Lubbock, signaling a reflection on self-control and emotional regulation.
Mrs J Vasquez, a reputed figure in the Mexican quarter, was arrested Sunday by Marshal Lyman for selling beer. She appeared before Recorder Hall, was found guilty, and fled town after the judge postponed sentence. Lyman noted long-standing concerns about the Vasquez place, with three barrels of beer providing proof.
The Congregational Sunday school will picnic at the river near Prado a week from next Friday June 17. Committees coordinate transportation amusements and dinner. Members include A T Walter chairman Harry N Sweet FF M Baird Mrs Rose Wilkins and Mrs George M Blair.
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