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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
2
A fragment argues many heart pains stem from stomach problems not heart trouble. It touts Kodol as a remedy to ease post meal depression and nausea. The ad-style text claims relief after a few weeks with this product and mentions a Bird and Hillis signature.
Instructions emphasize using the liner column of the Independent and lining up lines to inform readers what to dispose of and what to buy or trade. It highlights clear communication of items and desired trades through a prominent, well placed liner.
An advertisement extols Kodol as the sole preparation that fully digests all food types and quickly relieves stomach trouble. It promises thorough action by directly aiding digestion and notes availability through R. F. Billings.
In Rome a poor mother, Mrs. Vivante, pleads for her sick child at a dispensary. Queen Elena secretly arranges care and a 50 franc donation, telling the doctor to ensure the child’s needs are met while the queen honors her pledge to the family. The scene underlines the royals’ people focus through a direct act of charity. Also, an unrelated note quotes J Riha of Vining, Pa., praising DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by Billings.
A weary millinery worker sits in a fashionable church during Lent Easter service tired of hats from the busy season. She longs for relief from loom and loom, dreams of peace, and recalls life at the factory making wire frames and artificial flowers under harsh, endless labor.
Robertus Love profiles Alexander Hamilton as a central figure who argued for a strong federal government and a balanced republic. The piece notes his role in the constitutional convention, his tenure as secretary of the treasury, and his influence on national finance while acknowledging his federalist leanings and skepticism of direct democracy. It also mentions his duel with Aaron Burr and references DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a local ad.
A millinery worker endures stifling conditions and humiliation at church. An usher collects for Easter, revealing class divides. A rich woman comforts the worker, removes the flashy hat, and prays Christ is Risen, feeling kinship with the weary sister.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small, so sure and gentle little pills sold by R F Billings.
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