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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
3
A local directory lists Dr. R. A. Todd at the Todd Building with residence 203 and business 1224, Otto L. J. at Seventh and Main Streets, and Hunter's Millinery at 70% Main Street with shop details.
The piece blends superstition and social commentary noting July weather myths, St Swithin’s day, and zodiac signs Cancer and Leo. It recalls historic upheavals, Rockefeller’s 75th birthday on July 8, and a quip about rain forecasts and political parties, ending with reflections on air castles versus stone structures.
Tension rises as Home Rulers and Covenantors clash in Belfast amid drills and funding battles. Irish factions station detachments, exchange formal salutes, and warn that a single spark could ignite a major explosion.
Ninety minutes after Seth Jefferson was placed on trial for a serious case involving Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chandler of Calvin, Louisiana, he was found guilty and sentenced to die. He was being transported to Alexandria under military escort when a mob of about three hundred men gathered outside Winnfield awaiting a lynching.
A religious discussion argues that the seventh day is the Sabbath and that the first day of the week is not a Sabbath as understood by Jewish writers and early apostles. It cites Acts passages about Sabbath practices and the riverside prayer scene to support the claim.
Splendid 50 by 180 foot corner lots at Fullerton and Park offered for 375 dollars with a stated value of 700 dollars. Restrictions apply. L. R. Nichols located at 720 Victoria Avenue handles the listing.
A historical note marks intervals of six ten twenty eight thirty and sixty three years after the church began its work, stating the Sabbath day is observed at present.
An advertisement proclaims TIZ relieves sore tired feet, caluses and bunions drawing out acids and poisons. It promises quick comfort for active dancers and walkers and urges a 226 cent box from druggists or department stores to end foot torture and keep feet fresh.
Office of J. Smith advertises freight and baggage hauling services with unspecified contact details in a brief classified note.
The writer argues that anyone who designates another day as the Sabbath besides the one named by the New Testament writers is misusing scripture. He stresses the distinction between the scriptural Sabbath and later interpretations.
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