12 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
A collage of comic verse and editorial quips recalls Charlie Miller the printer, Dooley’s jab at a busy shop and scattered world notes. The piece mixes humorous anecdotes with political asides about President Wilson and a murderer’s claim of keeping his wife pure.
Charles Evans Hughes of New York emerges as a leading candidate as the nation debates the 1916 presidential key issues. Supporters spool through meetings across major cities highlighting his legal background and Republican platform.
Perkins of that city won sea firsts and seconds for her entries at the fair while Joel Kloss, a Sixth Street jeweler, captured several firsts and seconds. The piece urges community push and unity to influence Corona and beyond.
W ed Taylor editor of the Lake Idlsmore Valley press and Roy Lovell of Orange launch a new daily paper in Orange named the Orange Daily Evening Star, creating the second daily paper in the city alongside the Orange Daily News already in operation for seven years.
T J Sculls of Prado asked about start date for the Corona Elsinore road project and suggested another election to spur discussion. Brother Clark of the Riverside Press, famed for his plain words about the road, may revisit the topic as time grows near and the remarks look timely again.
A reflective piece argues against the idea of “killing two birds with one stone” and warns it leads to failing to achieve either goal. It notes youth’s eagerness to advance and describes two common paths to success.
A sage warns that steady single task focus builds success. The patient man advances step by step and earns the coal he seeks, while the impatient worker leaps and misses. Employers value faithfulness and efficiency, selecting those who do one thing well.
A reader argues that paying two years in advance overwhelms households but suggests that if the payment period were five years the financial burden would be more manageable. The note implies adjustments to subscription planning and customer response.
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