11 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
1
A collection of brief items stresses action over dreams with a Los Angeles Times editorial on the three mile limit and naval reach, a comic exchange about a waitress Dinah leaving a mistreated job, and a note on income tax bringing the wealthy advantages while the poor lose ground.
The article discusses taxation as a tool to curb wealth accumulation, cites Japan's tax rates across income levels, and contrasts with U.S. views. It also includes a mother and child exchange anecdote, opinions on liquor ads, photographer trends from war times, and sports injuries from football, ending with a short poem about faith hope and love.
Friday night October 13 the Perry School of Oratory and Dramatic Art graduate Mrs Gunn will lead a series on storytelling. She emphasizes storytelling as essential for mothers and teachers and presents The Revival of the Art of Story Telling. A 10 cent lesson fee applies with sessions open to all. Stories for Children Saturday morning run 14 to 11 for younger and older groups with Peter Pan or the Little White Bird among possible tales.
The epoch-making general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church hosts prominent clergy led by Right Reverend Huyshe Wolcott Yeatman-Biggs of Worcester England. He attends as Church of England representative. His two sons are in action at the front one commanding an armored motor car lent to Russia by Britain. A committee of bishops priests and laymen reviews stricter divorce laws amid rising divorce rates and difficulties in judging innocence.
Otto Irving Wise addressed about five hundred business men arguing that peace does not bar a war tax and questioning Democratic vows. He contrasted Lincoln and King Alfred to defend national honor, while Republicans mobilize under Sylvester J. McAtee to campaign for Hughes Fairbanks Johnson and the statewide ticket.
In a Philadelphia Fire Department house, electric, gasoline and horse drawn vehicles are housed. When the alarm rings, the electric vehicles are first out and routinely reach fires up to a mile and a half away. The electric apparatus has earned the highest recommendation and has been adopted in New York, Camden, Akron, Springfield, Hartford and several European cities.
Former U S Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana will address Dreamland pavilion on October 16 and speak in Los Angeles on October 19. The noted statesman is billed as a leading authority on public policy and national affairs.
A brief note urges sustained advertising to keep a business and its location fixed in the public mind. The advice highlights consistency, repetition, and visibility as key factors in long term recognition and customer recall.
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