09 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
1
A notice states THIS PAPER is kept on file at THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY INC. in Los Angeles and San Francisco where contracts for advertising can be made. It lists addresses 428 South Main St Los Angeles and 779 Market St San Francisco.
City officials including Henry H. Holmes E J Genereux John L Merriam William G Randall Oliver P His Lynn Lee and others are listed with roles such as Health Officer Building Inspector City Treasurer City Attorney and City Recorder. Board of Trustees members Holmes president B Tuthill W A Hively Ansil F Gillett Ethan P Kidder are named.
The text notes an average of one physician per 709 people in the United States and warns excavations at Pompeii may not finish before 1970. It also mentions maple sugar leadership in Ohio Vermont and New York since 1850, 2,000,000 horsepower from Wisconsin waterfalls, and other diverse facts about rail cars immigration and wireless links.
The article notes that over 100000 taees are destroyed annually in bark collection for cascara sagrada. It also mentions the Supreme Court ruling that Harry Thaw must remain at Matteawan, the release of circus lions in a Missouri town, and a new submarine emergency device helmet coat holding enough air to lift a person.
Dr. Wiley notes no method for immortality exists for humans, urging readers to face reality while humor remains. The playful line implies a finite life span for the piano-playing neighbor.
A man received sixty days in prison for compromising pastry with tainted eggs. Critics say punishment did not fit the crime and suggest he be forced to eat every bite of the faulty treats.
In applying for divorce a San Francisco woman proved that her husband gave her $20 in fourteen years of married life. She saved little from that sum and seeks relief through the court.
The spring cold remedy Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey relieves the cough and shortens the illness. It is marketed as the only Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey with the Bell trademark. Available at Murray's Drug Store.
The excerpt presents Daniel Webster on liberty as a bold vigilant force that resists power and seeks lasting safeguards. It argues liberty requires checks and strong defenses to endure beyond immediate benevolence and political passion. It emphasizes prudence, foresight, and a duty to safeguard future generations.
A sufferer with stomach trouble reports rapid relief after using Dr. King's New Life Pills. He describes improved appetite, stronger nerves, and better vigor as his stomach liver and kidneys begin to function well. Meat Ro Billings.
A Punch cartoon scene shows a Lady and a Major in conversation. The Major, absentminded, remarks on age while the Lady responds with a witty retort. The exchange captures light humor and social tone of the period.
An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that Hal's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It quotes endorsements from Wanpinac Kinnax Marvin Toledo wholesalers and praises the product as internally absorbed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It notes price at 75 cents and sale at Murray's Drug Store with a free testimonial.
The 1811 Haitian revolution brought Christophe to power as emperor until 1820. He created a nobility including the Duke of Marmalade the Count of Lemonade and the Earl of Brandy. These were based on place names, originally plantations, later towns, reflecting colonial naming rather than African frivolity.
Ad touts Electric Bitters as remedies for constipation kidney troubles and skin eruptions. Claims regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify blood improving complexion and nerves. Promoted by R F Billings at 40 cents.
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