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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
2
The notice lists Blair as editor and publisher with subscription options of 4 dollars per year and 2 dollars for six months, plus 35 cents per month. Carrier delivery is within city limits and subscriptions are in advance.
The article debates whether nationality is defined by race or political unity. It cites Canada Belgium Switzerland and Austro Hungarian empire, noting partial truth that multiple races coexist when minorities receive self-government and language recognition, referencing Quebec and historical wars.
The passage argues that pressure of war sustains the Dual Monarchy only temporarily. It states Austria and Hungary overlook racial differences, undermining political and moral unity if racial traditions and rights are not properly considered.
President Wilson warns Mexico's turmoil requires a united U S stance and calls for moral and active support from the nation. He says internal party differences are permissible but foreign policy must reflect one national voice in the current crises.
In a city an auto load of saloon keepers smashed through plate glass windows at a soft drink manufactory, signaling a dry era as authorities investigate the incident.
If fuel and provisions were laid in during the peak of business prosperity there would be less pinch ing and poverty when the winter of hard times sets in. The remarks warn of shortages and urge prudent prep for tougher seasons.
A discussion on fitness for a public position in London arose from petitions and formal requests. Officials considered criteria and eligibility while observers weighed qualifications and standards.
Fragmentary meditation on marriage hopefuls and enduring affection. The text imagines a life where endearments and considerate courtship extend into a lasting union.
London reports a warning from Sir Edward Gray against British subjects visiting Mexico unless obliged. In Mazatlan a British subject was killed by Yapai Indians after raids. Washington orders rush of supplies to the Pacific fleet with Glacier carrying army trucks and a trench digging machine for possible landing.
Mobs in Atlanta led by excitement over Leo M. Frank's murder case press Governor Slaton to guard the state prison. Frank, whose death sentence for Mary Phagan's murder was commuted to life imprisonment yesterday, reported to the Milledgeville prison farm and will be known as Convict No. 965.
Partial readable lines indicate a notice offering a reward for recovered animals including a grade boar and a boar described as a proud son. The notice directs contact with E O Hanson at pirate 4092 and mentions a reward with unclear details about the location and terms.
A brief note urges readers of The Independent East to share the paper with friends. The item emphasizes community circulation and reader discussion as a social activity.
Dr E C Reid, dentist, lists office location in Corona within the Bank Building and a contact phone 1683. The fragment notes appear as a compact directory-style entry from the era.
The Independent presents updated maps of Corona city printed on new format. Correct in every detail, these maps will last a lifetime and are priced at eight dollars.
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