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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
2
GEO. I. BLAIR editor and publisher announces daily afternoon publication at 110-112 West Sixth Street with city carrier delivery. Subscription rates: 4 dollars yearly, 2 dollars for six months, 35 cents monthly, and advance payment required.
A vaudeville sketch titled War Brides depicting European girls marrying soldiers to repopulate their countries has created a sensation in the national capital. Staged by a renowned actress, the piece highlights the sufferings of womankind.
The play shows war brides and old mothers who sacrifice for country while Secretary Bryan applauds. La Follette’s daughter spoke from a box as new touring companies form to bring the pia s to regions nationwide, likened to a modern Liberty Song.
A call urges residents to work for positive local progress. It contrasts constructive community effort with negative actions that harm others. The statement emphasizes choosing beneficial paths and inspiring civic improvement within one’s own locality.
A reflection on returning to work easing personal anxieties by observing colleagues and how they cope with daily concerns. The note emphasizes practical steps and shared experiences in everyday life to reduce stress.
A first person observer recalls Memorial Day in Central Park where diverse foreign born residents join a civilian, carefree gathering. Corporations supply caravans of children, ice cream, and provisions, while the city’s hustle grows quiet as families enjoy sun and sand. The evening returns to stark contrasts as headlines and war reports flare on Broadway.
Opinion notes that many residents criticize local improvement efforts without taking steps themselves, arguing they spend more time explaining how to do it than simply doing it.
Opinion note urges homeowners to prioritize painting their houses to boost curb appeal over grand mentions of famous paintings. The message emphasizes practical improvement to the neighborhood atmosphere and aesthetics.
An excerpt promotes McCall's as a popular home magazine delivering real usefulness and enjoyment monthly. It touts regular departments in home dressmaking millinery embroidery household decor etiquette health baby care and general housekeeping advice plus special features and recipes.
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