14 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
1
The piece by KEES laments the theft of fire crackers from a small boy on the Fourth of July and urges returning them to foster patriotism and preparedness. It argues that such acts harm future loyalty and contrasts with the so called Sane Fourth movement. Subscriptions and publication details are listed for the newspaper edition.
A nostalgic reminiscence argues fireworks and noise define patriotism on Independence Day. The author recalls youth plans to celebrate with firecrackers and cannon, noting military campouts, flags, and a belligerent shift against loud displays by critics. The piece laments diminished public enthusiasm and the loss of the Santa Claus-like excitement surrounding the holiday.
Trustors A W Brown and Cora J Brown defaulted on a $1000 promissory note with interest and a 1 percent monthly penalty. Trustees W T Bill and William M Tisdale will sell the West 50 feet of Lot 14 in the West Eighth Street Tract, Corona, Riverside County, at public auction on June 24 1916 at 10 AM for $1070.95 plus interest and $50 costs, in Gold Coin. Sale at City Hall front entrance Corona. Redlands California May 31 1916.
A relaxation of kidney function is claimed to be caused by daily meat intake. The article advises cleansing the kidneys with Jad Salts a few days, a mixture of grape acid, lemon juice and lithia, to flush wastes, neutralize urine acids, and restore kidney activity.
The California state polytechnic school plans its annual farmers picnic on June 2 with principal speaker Prof. Gilmore from the Berkeley College of Agriculture.
Classified blurb invites offers on fine lots and requests knowledge of cruelty cases directed to County Humane Officer P. E. Pentoney in Riverside. Information treated confidentially. urgent cases dial 704 Pacific Riverside. Includes a humorous life quote from Buffalo Express about time and careers.
Unclear OCR yields a garbled item citing Mr Yeast and Mrs Yeast, referencing biscuits, powders, a tasar, and a youth. The readable fragments suggest a local humor note or misprint about a household or bakery matter with quoted lines.
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