22 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
1
Corona National Bank announces Thompson as President and McConnell as cashier with Skeet McConnell as assistant cashier. Cha Hoss named as board member.
The notice offers yearly subscriptions at four dollars and six month terms at ninety cents, plus a three cent monthly rate. Advance payments required. Published daily except Sunday from 110 112 West Sixth Street.
A dramatic tale presented at the Local Playhouse centers on Bella Donna and her scheming lover Baroncioso who poisons her husband with sugar in coffee. Dr Teadeson uncovers the plot, deporting the conspirator as Bella Donna reflects on the deadly consequences of her actions.
An advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cosmetic to darken fading hair naturally and evenly. It claims gray hair vanishes after one or two applications and promises a youthful appearance, noting the product is a toilet prep not a disease cure.
A shattered Bella Donna loses control and proclaims she is returning to Darondi after a violent quarrel with her husband. She meets a failed romance when her lover forbids her as too dangerous. Dr Isaacson confronts her at home and she wanders into the desert night. The Paramount feature plays at the Majestic today and tomorrow.
Citizens with knowledge of animal cruelty are urged to contact County Humane Officer P. E. Penteney at 9th St Riverside or call 704 Pacific Riverside for urgent cases. Information will be treated confidentially. Signed G. L. Winter botham secretary.
Ogden route offers four daily trains to Chicago via San Francisco Ogden and Omaha or via Denver Kansas City and St Louis. Southern Pacific provides the standard service on the line through the Sierras and across the Great Salt Lake cut-off.
Republican leaders favor a practical business manager to head the ticket with Coleman du Pont of Delaware repeatedly named as a leading candidate. The article argues for a self made business leader to manage national affairs and appeals to voters who backed McKinley.
The piece extols Coleman du Pont as a self-made mine worker turned financier and road builder. It lauds his charity, anti-elite stance, and pivotal role in good roads projects. It cites his Jefferson connection, Powder Company ties, military interest, and potential as a “dark horse” Republican nominee.
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