06 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1916
Page
1
University of California analyses show grain sorghums kaolianz white brown buff durras and feterita closely match Indian corn for nutritional value. When sorghum prices are well below corn, using sorghums in poultry rations is advisable due to favorable protein utilization and feed efficiency.
The article discusses conditions that would not obtain and thus would not mitigate the use of certain feeds, outlining the argument that proposed constraints may fail to affect practice or policy.
A long editorial argues that pacifists ignore the value of discipline and military training for youth. It asserts that ability to take orders is essential for future leadership and industrial success, warning nations that neglecting education and outdoor training invites decline and ruin.
Eddie Pullen claimed victory in Mercer races at Ascot driving the Sunbeam. The event featured sensational laps and quick handling as Cooper’s Stutz blew a tire and Oldfield’s Cyclone suffered steering trouble. Pullen’s 100 mile time was one hour thirty minutes and forty two seconds.
The passage notes that greed and foreign power incentives drive attacks, as the Chinese discover too late, yielding sorrow. It frames aggression as caused by perceived wealth and external pressure, warning of consequences for those who pursue conquest.
In Atlanta Georgia on March 6 students at a city high school signaled willingness to join military training voluntarily and informed Gov Elon Harris they wish to train reserves for the United States Marine Corps. If approved the Atlanta Marine High School would be the first in the nation to form Marine Corps reserves and in war could provide a company of marine militia from Massachusetts. The students are eager to train as soldiers and sailors.
In a lively marketplace scene a new spring hat draws rapid buyers as conversations over battleship plans linger. The old man fronts the bill, flashing a sharp, stylish snort as he concedes to the purchase.
Under stress a woman may smile laugh and cry in the same breath. The fragment hints at inner conflict and fluctuating emotions without a clear event or names.
An advertisement touts Penn's Thick Natural Leaf plug tobacco made from white Burley leaf in clean sanitary conditions. It claims a true natural flavor and urges try a 10 cent cut today with a refund guaranteed if dissatisfied through authorized merchants.
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