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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
6
The new cement distributing reservoir sits on Sunny Slope Acres between Beaumont townsite and the San Bernardino foothills, where the company’s irrigation pipeline traverses. The sight aims to convince Missourians that water is king in Beaumont.
A promotional pitch urges readers to invest early in Beaumont highlighting its early growth potential. The copy compares the stake to the strong profits seen 20 years ago in Riverside Redlands Co Vina and Monrovia.
A brief notice touts buying five acres in the new sunny Slope tract. Plant Winesaps, Missouri Pippins, and Gloria Mundi varieties with the aim of a profitable harvest in five years.
George Seibel in the Pittsburg Gazette-Times riffs on literary lapses about the slain moaning in battle and questions how a dead man could groan. He cites Macaulay and a German schoolmaster tale to mock heroic phrasing and the grownups’ tests of readers.
The Washington Star notes a farmer’s view of swans as silly creatures. It contrasts swans with ducks, describing swans freezing in shallow water and failing to swim, while ducks circle water at night to keep it unfrozen. It adds a remark that black swans are more combative and often win fights.
A correspondent recalls a trout incident to argue fish might be impervious to pain. He describes a rainbow trout breaking a work hook and a second trout swallowing a worm, with a brown fly hook noted in its mouth, questioning pain perception in fish.
A stern warning from the Globe urges dropping long held enmity as hatred inspires fatal confrontations. The piece notes that lingering grudges lead to the first blow with deadly consequences and warns against wasting energy on hate, urging restraint to avoid trouble.
Fragmented lines discuss water, a schoolmaster, and a puzzling query about what Sewalert Sudand might be. A Dundee Advertiser quip notes that some men’s attire suggests their tailors cannot tell a proper fit from a companion, echoing a New York Times line.
A California man, Charles F. Budahn of Pracy, credits Bucklen's Armet Salve with curing years of itching piles after other treatments failed. He calls it the luckiest day of his life and notes the product is guaranteed and sold at Billings' drug store in Ry.
In a New York book store on Eighth Avenue a pile of Bibles was advertised at unusually low prices with a bold claim that Satan trembles when he sees Bibles sold so cheaply. The display drew attention to the discount and the dramatic phrasing used to attract customers.
The mi lonai reconsiders his son’s education as the private tutor bluntly notes the boy is actually stranded on the classics. The exchange captures anxiety over literary grounding in a city newspaper tone.
A village discussion contrasts a city skyline with rural grazing land as a greedily minded man contemplates development. The exchange hints at change, property, and cultural tension between urban ambition and countryside placidity.
Dr. King's New Life Pills offered at R. F. Billings' drug store with a guarantee. Cedar View Mississippi proclaims customers receive gold weight equal to their purchase value for ailments including constipation malaria and biliousness.
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