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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
2
Subscriptions at 110 112 West Sixth Street offer $4 annually or $2 60 for six months and 35 cents a month with in city delivery. The paper argues today’s youth are not angels but can become good husbands wives and parents through upbringing and association.
In the old world men die by the tens of thousands for their countries while in this country better conditions allow civilians to choose daily life over sacrifice. The message emphasizes living for the nation and honoring national duties rather than direct military action.
A fragment argues that a person may have talent but without concentration they are unlikely to succeed in any chosen path. It stresses focus as essential to making a life in any calling.
A fragment notes a group or movement urging the youth to unite to work toward improving society and addressing poorer homes as part of a broader social initiative. The text is incomplete but centers on civic engagement and reform efforts led by young people.
A reader reflects that farmers, even now in the wheat and corn belts, have not learned that burning corn stalks and straw for fires exhausts the soil. The remark emphasizes soil health and long term sustainability for future generations.
The writer extols cheerful acts and kind words as a remedy to gloom. They reference a testimony tied to Heller and Terre Haute crafters, noting the looming value of the Hague court in settling world affairs.
Trade notes describe wall paper bargains from The Modern Wall Paper Co with sample patterns and prices. Mentions various patterns and pricing in concise trade item style.
Sale notes list thoroughbred Berkshire boar and pigs for sale. Mentions McAlhiney at Chop House mornings, old brick yard, and packing house near Jameson. Also references residence Washburn and price 22 dollars, 14 dollars.
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