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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
2
President Taft in Indiana argues socialism fails by removing the motive provided by private property and competition. He contends that reward under private enterprise drives human effort, contrasting it with socialist aims and economic adjustment.
The piece argues that prolonged uncertainty in Alexico risks worsening Mexico’s chaos, urging two reforms: more disinterested patriots and fewer aspirants for office. It calls for drastic land reform to close the gulf between rich landowners and landless peons.
The merchant vessel’s passage through the canal signals near completion of the great ditch and highlights its vast benefits for commerce on the western side of the continent. Fewer slides along the route suggest that the extensive settling work is largely finished as engineers predicted.
A report notes the sea serpent arrived earlier than expected this season, stirring curiosity among coastal observers and shoreline communities. The event disrupts usual patterns and sparks local interest in maritime legends.
The description notes a creature with a horsehead and a body as large as a house seen off the New England coast. The sighting mirrors sea serpent lore and prompts reference to seaside resorts in the region.
The Department of Commerce now issues regulations for wireless bulletins and moving pictures during international yacht races. Only one wireless press boat and one moving picture boat are permitted on the course.
Two nearby farmhouses illustrate the impact of home surroundings on rural happiness. One lacks shade and charm, while the other boasts verandas, trees, and a neat lawn, shaping love for country life or a desire to move to the city. The lesson: make farms inviting to keep young people.
An observation notes that some people seek free or oversized gains from investments, predicting that such desires will keep drawing in gullible buyers and fueling continued schemes.
A historical discussion questions when the Sabbath changed from the seventh day to the first day. It cites Matthew Mark Luke John and Acts arguing the seventh day remains the Sabbath. The piece notes the apostles and early church writers consistently use Sabbath to mean the seventh day.
July owes its name to a dramatic historical incident. Caesar used the Roman Senate to push a tolls repeal bill and kept it in session until action on trusts occurred. The Senate stayed in session for over a year, many platforms remained intact, and Mark Antony carried out chautauqua duties on the side.
The text recounts Caesar’s murder amid trust intrigue and reform, then shifts to satirical verses on July, taxes due by July 1, and dog days tied to Sirius. It blends historical reference with humorous predictions of summer life and Egyptian dog worship myths.
The passage evokes a hometown celebration with echoes of historic battles, public oratory, and festive displays. It mentions beacon lights on balloons, patriotic tunes, and a bubble cart doctor, all set to recreate a sense of early American folklore.
On July 4 the celebration marks independence with leftover ammunition from the British surrender. Much powder is old and damp yet will explode if waited appropriate time. The text warns that Fourth of July accidents result from people who lack confidence in handling the unpredictable ordnance.
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