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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
2
Published every afternoon at 110-112 West Sixth explains subscription pricing. CEO rates show 4 dollars per year, 6 dollars for six months, and 36 cents per month with city carrier delivery. Subscriptions requested in advance.
A New York district court ruling against United States Steel draws sharp criticism. The decision is blamed for restraining trade and quashing rivals, likened to past Standard Oil actions. The public laments complex law interpretations and conflicting views of the Sherman Act.
A former congressman argues that Hag: Mien groups are giving up alcohol while girls and young women increasingly take it up. He questions the society that fosters such mixing, noting that only a few in high society and cabarets engage in the habit and that the majority of American girls remain self-respecting and true.
A historical passage contrasts two paths Europe's conflict and a great army in the country. One aim destroys property and brings misery, while the other seeks harvest prosperity and comfort, portraying war as ruin and peace as blessing.
The B Y P U announces a social on June 24 at the Baptist church land to raise funds for sending a delegate to the national B Y P U convention in Oakland next month. Funds from the event support travel and attendance costs for the youth group.
A short quote exchange shows a woman calling the other a vile tramp and the man replying he only dropped work a week ago and cannot improve quickly. The dialogue reflects a rough street exchange from an old Boston Globe line.
A fragmentary column features a college relation question about brothers and constant contact with a father. It opens with banter and then recounts a surgeon's explanation of hanging and an archbishop’s example about rope length in a humorous or didactic context.
Classifieds list multiple sales offers and jobs. Royal Ted Young advertises New Zealand goods at 50 cents and a hand laundry business in Arlington with training offered. Also a sale of a cleaning and pressing business with horse and wagon included and a San Bernardino location.
Suffering feet are addressed with a marketing pitch promising relief from burning sore and tired feet. It touts a 25 cent box offer available at druggists and department stores, claiming a year of comfortable feet or a money back guarantee.
A new city map collection titled The Independent Map series is on display. The linen printed maps promise durability and lasting usefulness for residents seeking accurate layouts of Corona.
A fragment from a periodical notes a monthly issue offering practical guidance and solid home enjoyment, aiming to attract readers with enduring value rather than sensational content.
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