20 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
1
A garbled diary of town scenes shows shoppers at a jewelers and a feed store, a blacksmith, a crossing with French office, and a harvest of odd phrases. The piece notes a war tax dispute and a foreign ambassador joke, ending with a child’s visit.
June Ye announces the Better Babies Week campaign in Cleveland with church and community outreach. The welfare council notes substantial infant mortality reductions last year and promotes education for mothers in foreign quarters to prevent deaths.
The Corona paper edited by GEO G. Blair and C R Miller lists subscription rates of four dollars per year with six month and monthly options, delivered by carrier in the city. It notes the paper is published every afternoon except Sunday from 110 112 West Sixth Street and that subscriptions continue until canceled with arrearages paid.
The piece argues that US annexation brought prosperity and modernization to the Hawaiian Islands Cuba and the Philippines and compares New Mexico’s instability to those cases. It credits American intervention with shedding disease, building cities and institutions, and fostering gratitude for continued control.
The passage argues that citizens often assume one side holds all truth in national state and local affairs. It notes people favor a candidate yet recognize others have valid qualities, and stresses the right of neighbors to differ without hostility. It calls for open discussion and mutual respect in civic matters.
The text argues for mutual tolerance among opposing views and the value of reasoning in public life. It asserts honesty on all sides and warns that harmony with the majority will strengthens a nation while opposing policies lead to disintegration. It stresses wise restraint and republican unity for the public good.
In the fragmentary column, Wright's passage is recalled with humor as companions recount a rough outing. The party reports abundant fishing and a generally pleasant journey despite narrow escapes. A Boston traveler is mentioned and gratitude is expressed for help given during the trip.
Report from Atascadero describes a 25 000 acre area with a unique stadium church site where seventeen denominations operate, sharing services on Sundays with a different minister each week. The group notes harmony, a social dance the night before, and a traditional chicken dinner for the camp crew. Life blends religion commerce and social activity at the site.
Allen H Mann sues Temescal Water Co and others to cancel stock cert no 3527 for seven shares in H R Crane and reissue to Mann. Court in Riverside City to hear July 18 1916 at 10 00 AM. All interested must appear and state rights or claims to the shares. Dated June 1916. Clerk A B Pilch. Deputy Lyla Palmer. Walter S Clayson attorney for plaintiff. Published June 16 1916 13 20 27
Advertisement notes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural hair color and shine for gray or faded hair. It claims easy use with a sponge or brush and natural darkening after a few applications. Not a disease cure.
The fragment indicates three to six issues across multiple lines featuring classified ads and notices. It references three-line and six-line formats and mentions sections on classifieds and public notices.
Blair and companions nap after dinner when Blair is awakened by a punch in the ribs and a taunt about Lewis and the so called big gun, signaling a confrontation to unfold.
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