17 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1916
Page
1
A mosaic of light verse and anecdotes features Jabez Braown the restless kickster, a Mars inhabitation claim by Percival Lowell, Eaton Hall lore on Lincoln, a prize wire accident verdict, and quips from Harpers Weekly and Sacred Heart Review. Renowned names appear in quirky snippets and old newspaper style.
The National Spiritualists Association of America opens its twenty fourth annual convention in St Paul Minnesota with membership rising from four hundred thousand to four hundred fifty thousand according to Secretary George W. Kates. He notes the figure covers chartered members only while many believers attend nationwide. There are more than 1000 meetings weekly across the United States including independent groups.
Subscriptions and delivery details for the paper. Rates listed: 4 dollars yearly, 2 dollars for six months, 40 cents monthly, with carrier delivery in city limits. In advance payments required. Publication daily except Sundays at 110 112 West Sixth Street and papers continue until removal orders are received and all arrearages paid.
The note lists a party slate with FOR PRESIDENT Charles Evans Hughes of New York, FOR VICE PRESIDENT Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana, FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Hiram W. Johnson, and FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS Robert C. Harbison.
Eastern papers advocate a town utility man to handle sidewalk repairs, clean ups, and beautification. The proposal argues the cost would be small and benefits large, including nicer streets, attracting new residents and industries, and boosting prosperity. The piece invites public opinion on adopting such a role.
Practical advice urges immediate home maintenance to prevent winter problems. Emphasizes repairing leaks, painting, and general upkeep to create a pleasant home life and ease chores for guests and family. Encourages church attendance and timely action, noting the risk of postponement.
An exchange suggests writing a long column with many topics then chasing a missing news item around town to discover nothing. The exercise continues across several days to produce material for a slim newspaper and to view a cautious caller as a public benefactor and a good fellow.
National party figures will address a Riverside event featuring prominent women in civic, club, and national work. Committees coordinate with Hughes supporters. luncheon at Mission Inn requires reservations by Friday. Miss Lewis urged to arrange attendance with transit options for Saturday trip to Riverside.
An old advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm inside the nostrils. The fragrant antiseptic cream soothes inflamed mucous membranes and clears blocked air passages for immediate comfort.
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