23 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
1
A fragmented column notes poems and reminiscences by authors like Jack London, political debates on munitions and Adamson law, and local humor. It mentions Mayland and France planning self production, Wilson’s uncertain standing, and a coroner inquiry into Grand Prix deaths. It references charity, temperament, and daily life anecdotes.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the Aldon tDhock building, a waterlogged basement wait, and a long-ago fire or collapse. It mentions Lincoln school years, Otto Priest, a hardware store, the National Bank block, the home-post office, and city figures like Capt Who9 and Mrs QA.
The Timper county Farm Bureau gathers to discuss feeding cattle and silo construction. Members emphasize improving dairy and beef operations and potential cooperative projects for better production.
Ambiguous clipping notes unsettled odds and ships, with mentions of PA and Coe tat senbboase goa. It reads like a fragmentary sports and shipping update, lacking clear events or outcomes to substantiate a full card.
The article notes German beer consumption cut by sixty percent with half of beer sent to trenches, prices rising, and small brewers squeezed as large breweries profit. It mentions remedies like quitting beer for wine or abstaining, cites commercial bodies labeling beer nonessential, and references abstinence movements in France England and Russia as war changes unfold.
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Portland city council plans to regulate jitneys and route them away from streetcar lines. City attorney to draft ordinance applying trolley rules including bonds and restricted routes. Businessmen led by C. M. Clark say failure to regulate risks a streetcar system receivership and investor panic on the Pacific coast.
Twenty four California boys, all farm youths, toured diverse farming regions from Kentucky to Los Angeles. They gained weight, learned new crops, and brought back twelve corn varieties and other seeds. The trip sparked ambition to lead rural life and apply scientific farming for better community life nationwide.
An American unit fighting in France rejects the label American Legion and adopts its battalion number amid pride in discipline. Colonel W. L. Jolly, a Marine veteran from China and Vera Cruz, leads with Major B. L. Pittman of Missouri as second in command.
Local readers learn that ads in The Independent run at low rates with promising reach. The note highlights affordability for small businesses seeking visibility and quick market impact.
Corona residents report quick relief from constipation sour stomach and gas after using Adler-ika with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. A spoonful is said to relieve most cases and a few doses may aid appendicitis or chronic stomach trouble with instant action. Crown City Drug Co adv.
The summons directs defendants Albert Weston Francis Gerardt John Doe Richard Roe Mary Doe and Kate Roe to appear and answer the complaint within ten days if served in county or thirty days if served elsewhere. It warns that failure to respond may result in default judgment for money damages or other relief. Court clerk A B Pilch Corona California signs.
Claiming rapid benefit, the ad promises nostril relief from catarrh and cold through Ely's Cream Balm. It asserts immediate opening of air passages, reduced mucous, and easier breathing after applying a small amount in the nostrils. The copy urges asking a druggist for a small bottle and notes antiseptic, soothing action.
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