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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
2
Published every afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street. Subscription rates are four dollars per year two dollars for six months and thirty five cents per month delivered by carrier within city limits. Subscriptions in advance.
The article surveys Woodrow Wilson's rise to the presidency through his courteous manner and suave speech. It contrasts his gentle persuasion with Taft's reasoning and Roosevelt's forceful policy, noting his Philadelphia naturalization speech and New York tour as examples of his honeyed rhetoric and limited opposition.
The speaker in Washington stressed better means of communication and signaled plans to reintroduce his shipping bill in the next Congress session. He claimed nothing startling, praising his manner and rhetoric while noting that the President usually relies on subordinates for policy details and may only intervene during pivotal moments.
The piece contrasts booster club members who proudly support their town with critics labeled as knockers who disparage their own community. It argues that true self respect comes from constructive town loyalty, not constant denigration.
A public note urges less reliance on patent medicines and more emphasis on outdoor activity and personal cleanliness as keys to improved health for many people.
Delinquent stock assessments must be paid by July 15 1915 to Peter B Hax secretary at 602 Haas Building Los Angeles California. Any stock unpaid by noon August 16 1915 will be sold to cover the delinquent assessment and costs of advertising and sale.
The article notes Sage Tea hair treatments as a popular affordable remedy to darken gray hair. It describes applying the mixture with a comb or brush to achieve a natural color and promises added benefits like reduced dandruff and itchiness for a healthier scalp.
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