22 May 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1916
Page
1
A mixture of verse and prose notes from Corona dated May 22 1916 discusses friendship neighbors and loyalty asking readers to mend past errors. It includes poems on daily life a spoof of a local poet laureate and a call for a contest heading for the column with a prize. It references lodges and community support amid ongoing discussions of public affairs and gasoline price investigations.
A brief meditation on the value of careful observation in everyday life. The reader is urged to notice people and events in streets and cars, learn from them, and apply knowledge practically.
The paper lists editor names and rates for subscription at 4 per year or 2 for six months plus 35 cents monthly, delivered by carrier within city limits. It notes continual publication until explicit discontinuer received and demands all arrearages be paid.
The National Association of Manufacturers backs a sensible conservation platform to co operate with labor across industries. President Pope urged capital and labor to unite against reformers, prepare for European upheaval, and ensure a square deal for American industry to capitalize on world markets while safeguarding the future.
The piece argues that progressive waves ended machine politicians tied to business and politics. It claims business interests now act independently, rejecting grease and manipulation. Congress can be approached with facts and figures, not payoffs.
Senator Reed Smoot links global poverty and disease to poor meals in a tariff talk. He agrees with a poet that civilized men need cooks and criticizes the American garbage can while urging education of American girls in cookery as part of public school training.
A humorous verse notes Cy Dawkins spelling wrong to earn a seat at spellin' school. The piece plays on names and identity, poking gentle fun at the performer’s missteps and the audience’s reaction.
If you want to sell buy or exchange anything advertise in the classified column. This notice invites readers to place ads for goods services and trades and explains the offered channel for listings and inquiries.
Public health note urges daily morning routine of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach liver and bowels. Claims benefits include relief from headaches dizziness and constipation and promotes a purifying effect before breakfast. Readers advised to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to perform this inside bath.
The Yavapai County Cattle Growers Association of Arizona reports a membership total of 200. The group affiliates with the Arizona Cattle Growers Association.
An advertisement extols Penns Thick chewing tobacco as the purest high grade plug with a rich natural flavor. It highlights clean modern production, a sanitary factory, and a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers with refunds at the merchant.
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