14 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
1
Entry lists the designation Postoffice Corona California as second class matter indicating mail legitimacy and publication handling status.
The Canadian Pacific Railway will plant one million flower bulbs and many seeds at stations and foremen houses this fall. Prizes from five to twenty five dollars will be awarded for the best gardens. The program aims to beautify premises and improve station cleanliness and appearance for patrons.
A reflection on how nostalgia misleads about past manners and morals. It cites London crowds in 1805, notes progress in temperance and education, and recalls Profs Bruell Sollas misdating a Welsh cave wall as 18 000 years old before a boatman’s brush altered the interpretation.
The 1908 campaign closed with sadness at the death of Vice President Sherman. Though his political views differed from many peers, Sherman earned broad friendship due to his genial disposition and upright private life. His "Sunny Jim" image reflected how cordial ties endured across party lines.
Superstitious advice recommends growing mountain ash as a specific protection against witchcraft and evil spirits. Planting near churchyards and other feared spots is said to deter ghosts, with timid people avoiding such places.
The passage argues that men learn more wisdom from failure than success and that repeated mistakes often precede major discoveries. It suggests that those who have never erred may miss paths to real achievement, as temporary failures pave the way to lasting success.
University of California lectures by Dr. H J Webber and others showcase plant breeding doubling yields, improved cotton and timothy, early maturing corn, frost resistant citrus, and grafting. Immigrant education by Blanpied aids English, civics, and work skills, while motion pictures bolster morale and social uplift.
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