30 May 1912
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
1
A short line notes that mail is metered at the Corona California postoffice as second class matter, indicating shipment and processing status for periodical distribution.
The United States House approved the Senate amendment by 227 to 39 to move to direct senatorial elections. The piece argues direct election reduces corruption and aligns lawmakers with public opinion, while noting social centers and school buildings as community assets. It discusses government ownership debates and the value of kindness.
Riverside Enterprise asks if tungsten exists near Corona and notes the death of Tom Trainer in San Bernardino County. He died clutching a tungsten lump valued at about 350 dollars per ton. Locals suspect a hidden vein in Riverside Inyo or San Bernardino counties.
The piece reflects on Denmark, Norway, and Sweden as united by civic virtues, honors the late King Frederick, and praises republican spirit within a monarchy. It discusses labor unions led by James Lynch, marital values, and social reform hopes, stressing steadfast resolve and moral duty amid changing times.
Riverside officials report progress toward starting the San Diego to Escondido segment of the San Diego Riverside and Los Angeles line. Construction begins soon under franchise terms requiring completion before June. Steel rails and ties are arriving in San Diego aboard the Santa Clara to begin work.
A faded verse by Whitcomb Riley speaks of peaceful prayers easing gloom and loyal hearts finding faith. The poem contrasts fear of rage with comfort in calm, urging serenity as sorrow lingers.
The San Jacinto Board of Trade urges settlers to invest in high quality ranch and fruit lands in the San Jacinto Valley California. The note promises fertile soil a favorable climate and rapid development following a recent water discovery. An auto tour is offered with free showings and a request to send a card for photographs and details.
City officials consider a 320 acre municipal farm near Spokane Wash to employ violators of the city code as laborers while serving jail sentences. Mayor Hindley supports the plan with Hayden pushing for rapid adoption and police officials backing the initiative as a potential model for reform.
A new civic studies program began in Düsseldorf in October, the first world class dedicated to applied city administration and development. Funded by a $5,000 oil treasury budget, the school plans two three month terms yearly with lectures and practical work in city offices.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache kidney pain and urinary issues. A Corona California resident testifies relief after using the product, praising it highly and noting a long history of rheumatism. The ad lists Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and mentions War bonds era style copy with dubious claims.
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