20 May 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
1
Published each weekday at 110 112 West Sixth Street the paper lists subscription options in city limits. Rates are 4 dollars per year 2 dollars for six months and 3 cents per month with carrier delivery and advance payment.
Domestic science class hosted the school board and faculty for a cooking demonstration led by Miss Borcher vinck. Attendees praised the students’ proficiency, decor was noted as beautiful, and the event earned credit for the instructor.
The article reports continued Allied efforts to silence Turkish forts while Austrian and Russian fronts show shifts. It notes consuls leaving posts, Austria submitting new proposals via Paris, and Teutons active along the eastern front with claims of gains near Przemysl and Czernowitz.
Mrs Isabella Rogers of Riverside California reports severe back pain and weak kidneys eased by Doan s Kidney Pills. She bought the pills after reading about them and found relief with the same remedy promoted at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn access underscores the product.
RK and Kelly a traveling passenger and freight agent for the Pacific Electric Railway company has taken a new post with headquarters in San Bernardino to oversee interests east of Uplands. Mrs W S Davis returns from a two day trip to Los Angeles and Fullerton attending guest day events and a Friday Morning club luncheon. Arthur Dickinson reports a pleasant trip to Claremont Friday night.
New maps of Corona are now on display at The Independent office. They are linen backed and printed to last a lifetime. Priced at 3 dollars, the maps promise accurate city detail for residents and travelers alike.
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