18 May 1911
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
1
A vintage recipe card describes a tangy dressing: mix one cup thick soy cream with half cup sugar and one teaspoon salt flour and mustard each, add one egg the size of a walnut and one cup heated vinegar poured over flour and egg. Bring to boil and add other ingredients. Keeps for a month or more.
A historical kitchen note instructs to brown butter, sauté onions, simmer sliced potatoes in water, add milk and flour as a thickener, then stir in canned clams before serving. The entry closes with the signature Mrs I L Andrews.
A simple baked good combining three cups graham flour one half cup sugar one cup chopped nuts two cups sour milk or buttermilk one half teaspoon salt and one rounded teaspoon soda dissolved in the sour milk baked in hot gem pans in a hot oven.
A recipe lists ingredients for a no egg fruit cake with brown sugar flour currants nuts dates citron and spices. It instructs pouring hot coffee over sugar and butter then mixing with sifted soda and spices before baking in a moderate oven.
The upcoming sale of blue and white enamel ware at Glass Bros will start at 10 o clock to ensure ladies have a fair chance. Items, originally priced up to four dollars, are high grade and scarce. The Beaumont horticultural inspector reports inspecting 30 000 apple trees.
The process is simple though slow for large frogs. The snake loosens one jaw side, pushes it forward, drives the teeth in, and draws the jaw back. It repeats with the other jaw half to move the prey inward. The skin stretches greatly and the jaw dislocates, yet ligaments keep the bones aligned.
G T Richardson of Richard’s Mills Alabama reports a year long bronchial trouble in their child improved after one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery. They praised its effect and note a full recovery. The remedy covers coughs colds hoarseness lagrippe asthma croup and sore lungs priced 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle and guarantee by R F Billings.
Improvements at the Corona Tennis club property advance as cement courts near finish and dirt courts are prepared. Newton Construction crews work on the remaining courts while plans unfold for a tournament final on the 30th with G A R services ending early, permitting a large afternoon audience.
A newly elected city mayor proclaims no need for God or immortality. Rev. Ferris discusses The Platform of an Infidel at Congregational Church, comparing Mark Twain and others with Christian truth and happiness. All are invited to attend.
The Superior Court of California Riverside County orders the sale of real estate belonging to Nealie May Strauss guardian of the insane person. Next of kin and interested parties must appear June 17, 1911 at 10 AM to show cause why the sale should not be ordered. Publication in Corona Independent for three weeks prior is required.
The California legislature passed a law banning tobacco sales to minors with heavy penalties starting next month. The measure aims to improve youth health and reduce parental expenses, reflecting an honest session that will benefit the people of California.
Mr. C. E. Stivers, formerly with The Independent, will move to Los Angeles to begin a new publication for owners and operators of small tracts of land titled The Little Farms magazine. The Independent and friends wish him success.
The Whittier station will implement a special celery blight control during the upcoming season. Coachella Valley will ship forty to fifty cars of Bermuda onions through the California Vegetable Union.
Eddystone island, site of the lighthouse, is described as the smallest inhabited island in the world though some dispute this claim in the thousand islands. The rock is said to measure only about thirty feet in diameter at low tide.
Global wedding numbers surge with about 3,000 ceremonies daily across continents. Analysts note steady demand amid cultural trends and regional variations in ceremony sizes and venues.
A reader warns against fearing superstitions about swamps and urges focusing on real dangers like malaria in lowlands. The ad cites Electric Bitters as a proven remedy that purges malaria from the blood, claiming Wm. Fretwell of Lucoma North Carolina recovered after three bottles. Available for 50 cents at R F Billings.
Students of plant life note that a bud taken from a twenty five year old tree and grafted onto another tree preserves the original tree’s age. The grafted bud does not gain a full fifty year life but instead lives only for the remaining years of the host tree, about twenty five.
R F Billings endorses Foley Kidney Pills claiming they relieve backache dull headaches nervousness impaired vision and other kidney and bladder related ills by restoring kidney function and overall vitality.
A Sunday School lesson analyzes Isaiah’s vineyard parable, urging faithfulness, repentance, and fruit bearing through Christ. It compares Israel’s rejection with Jesus as the true vine, urging believers to abide in Him and exhibit the fruit of the Spirit.
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