13 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
1
An advertising claim extols Electric Bitters as a superior health tonic that purifies blood, tones the body, and aids digestion and kidney function. It cites a testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing Mo who reports relief after three bottles. Available for 50 cents at R F Billings.
I N Regan a Missouri farmer says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his painful kidneys and bladder that kept him from work and sleep. For sale by R F Billings.
Civil Service to hold examination for assistant forest ranger on October 24-25. About 400 eligibles needed for 1911 field season across many states. Duties include patrols, surveying, timber marking, and permits. Exams test forest use knowledge with field and written components. horses provided. Apply via Civil Service Commission, Washington, D C.
Goodwin's Weekly runs a humorous treatise likening politicians to birds, naming the stormy petrel hawk cormorant owl and others. The piece lampoons self love, theft, vanity, and storm loving courage as traits mirrored in public life.
A large convention of fish and game sportsmen will be held in San Francisco on Friday and Saturday, October 14 and 15. The notice, headed Observe the Law and Protect the Fish and Game, promises many informative points. Sportsmen and others interested in proper care of state fish and game are urged to attend.
Ju Harlow pastor outlines sermons at Corner Winth and Main Streets with "A Woman Justified" at 11 00 am and "A Personal Question" at 1 30 pm Special mute at each service Bible study at 10 00 am PS and C B at 6 30 pm Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 pm Visitors welcome
The Venice Vanguard laments that papers rely on local patronage to publish news and notices yet many businessmen fail to support their home paper. It argues newspapers must promote schools and local enterprises while providing free notices for public meetings and events.
Regular booster edition touts the Seventh anniversary issue of the Los Angeles Examiner. It highlights the Southwest region and offers mailed copies to the United States and Mexico for ten cents. Date of issue December 25, 1910. See display ad elsewhere in the edition.
The Independent reports daily inquiries for furnished rooms and invites readers to run a line for available space. If you have room to rent this could be to your advantage.
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