05 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1915
Page
1
The OnionALIFORN Gazette lists GEO. M. Blair as editor and publisher. It publishes every afternoon except Sunday from 110 112 West Sixth Street with subscriptions at 4 dollars yearly 2 dollars for six months and 35 cents monthly delivered in city limits.
The industry pagesant will be the climax of American Builders Week in San Francisco. More than 40 000 builders from across the country will travel by special trains to join the event, with the spectacle spanning six hours and showcasing the evolution of American building from frontier cabins to modern skyscrapers.
Officials outline a forthcoming naval program to build ships rivaling or exceeding current dreadnoughts with powerful 14 inch or possibly 16 inch guns. A submersible coast defense flotilla would form an inner line from bases along the Atlantic and Pacific shores. Secretary Daniels cautions balanced use of submarines.
A critique of store advertising argues that advertising only pays when a retailer clearly communicates distinctive public benefits. It says truthful, useful promotion builds patronage, while vague or misleading messages alienate customers and fail to pay.
With the pageant about two weeks off, more than 40 San Francisco firms are at work building floats. The effort underscores the city's preparations for the upcoming celebration and the scale of local industry involvement.
Kitty Gray appears as the instrument of vengeance in a thrilling picture serial. The tale features romance adventure and intrigue with weekly installments. First installment appears tonight with the image on page three.
The People of California greet you and require you to appear in Riverside County Superior Court within ten days if served in county or thirty days elsewhere. If you do not answer, judgment may be entered against you. Case filed July 22 1915. Attorney W S Clayson represents the plaintiff.
An old health-claim ad urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It promotes a grape and lemon salt with lithia to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder disorders as an inexpensive home remedy.
Local timetable lists departure times from Riverside and Corona stations throughout the day. Early morning services run at 6:36 and 5:50, with numerous arrivals and departures continuing into the evening, including a last train at 11:41 PM.
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