19 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
1
A weekly Corona publication presents editorials praising direct primary laws. It argues for bonding measures and civic virtue, urging voters to choose practical action and fruitful public projects over fence-sitting. The piece reflects early 20th century reform rhetoric.
The piece urges waking to municipal progress and notes Ontario holds an annual Festivo de Ontario today and tomorrow. Business leaders invest heavily in a two day carnival to boost the city, urging Corona representation and attendance.
A moral charge urges parents to know where children spend their evenings and who they socialize with. It argues early attentive care guards against future heartache and guides youth away from missteps.
The author argues that goodness should be active not passive and calls for a proactive stance against evil. They urge righteous action and firm, purposeful moral conduct to improve the world rather than mere avoidance of wrong.
Quote on national power emphasizing intelligence virtue justice liberty and truth over conquest and military might. It frames strength as moral and civic, not geographic or martial.
The text says worry is a poison that undercuts joy and life, but warns against dwelling on disappointment. It urges readers to face circumstances with a good face, firm resolve for the future, and a hopeful, courageous spirit.
The piece argues that a desire for wealth is acceptable if pursued legitimately, but unjust wealth corrupts and disregards others and law. It contends that this spirit dominates many trusts, leading to widespread dislike and suspicion among the public.
The Portuguese authorities have dispersed invading bands and a republic is seen as more in line with modern ideas of liberty and public rights than the former corrupt monarchy headed by Manuel.
The Shaw brothers from Redlands arrive in Corona as progressive investors, bringing expected business growth and property improvement. The Independent welcomes them and forecasts their impact on local development and investment opportunities. The piece also discusses presidential candidate expression as a fundamental American liberty and cautions against intimidation in politics.
Obituary notes the loss of W B Curtis a renowned newspaper correspondent and travel writer. His firsthand impressions and fluent style made his letters widely read though some historic inaccuracies arose from rapid, high pressure reporting across many lands and topics.
A debate over what makes a good hymn divides opinion. Governor Wilson of New Jersey criticizes sentimental hymns like Beautiful Isle of Somewhere for shallow impact and poor taste, while supporters say such hymns reach many and uplift worship. The discussion unsettles evaluators of church music and promises no clear resolution.
The article contrasts emotional and classical tastes among critics. At a recent Congregational church dedication Mrs Francis Boynton Ross sang The Ninety and Nine by Campion. one audience member requested the old tune and Mr W H Jameson responded with a $60 contribution.
A moral appeal urges Corona voters to reject prejudice and vote for municipal bonds. It argues prejudice harms progress, praising city improvements like a park, better streets, a city hall, and an upgraded fire department, while warning against hate and malice in civic choices.
Pure water is described as the cheapest beverage and the healthiest option among drinks. It emphasizes affordability and health benefits without additional context or data.
A Corona Independent editorial urges warm welcomes to strangers in a growing town. It highlights how a friendly handshake and kind speech shape first impressions, noting churches and merchants should greet newcomers to grow the community.
A disclaimer promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure with wide sale and famed results. The text claims it is safe for adults and children, containing no harmful drugs and suitable for young children, sold by R. I. Billings Estate.
A record crowd attended the La Corona theater last Thursday night to view the “de. M FY and Flanders 20” car construction films by Crown garage. Messrs Baird and Peeler received praise for presenting a large manufacturing operation in full operation, with many citizens unable to stay for a second showing.
At a church meeting on Monday evening October 6 the board began reorganizing by voluntary resignation of officers and naming an executive committee to manage affairs until permanent leadership is chosen. Leonard G Thompson, the evangelist finishing a series of meetings, was invited and accepted as minister until a permanent pastor is employed. He will reside at 18 500 East Sixth Street and can be reached by telephone 1284.
The Orange Freight Trust association board re elected I P Thompson as president L B Moore as vice president R D Lamson as secretary and manager and Corona National Bank as treasurer A vote of thanks was given to L B Moore for his service during the past year The best plaster advertisement follows about Chamberlains shortmentoomdt treatment for dampened mannel and cost comparisons Then an estate sale notice by R F Bins Estate appears.
A persuasive appeal urges Corona voters to approve park bonds at the upcoming election. The author argues a public park will revive community life, improve recreation, and benefit future generations, citing examples from other towns and the positive impact on mental, moral, and economic well being.
An old advisory touts Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs and colds in children. The notice claims it is vital for prudent families and promotes its sale by R. F. Billings in the state.
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