31 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
1
Announcement of second class matter status at Corona California post office with subscription rates listed as 2 dollars per year 1 dollar six months and 50 cents three months all payments due in advance.
The piece argues that political or religious differences should not breed personal enmity and urges moderating invective in campaigns. It notes historic examples where apocalyptic prophecies failed and highlights the need for honesty of conviction and shared patriotism across parties.
A reflective column urges calm about global upheaval and mocks sensational prophecy. It stresses positive civic duty, local patriotism, and active town leadership, contrasting responsible citizenship with neglectful, self interested attitudes. The piece condemns university misbehavior and defends educational institutions against barbaric acts.
The passage praises a devoted worker among the laboring classes who believed heaven lay in workingmen's clubs. It argues his self-denying efforts uplift others and that everyone should live so their influence improves mankind without abandoning their vocation.
The passage argues that habits embody maxims when practiced daily, shaping behavior. It warns that the value to self and community depends on the character guiding those habits, determining beneficial or harmful outcomes.
John Howard, visiting from Houston, was surprised to learn from the News Democrat of Georgetown Ohio that he is attending Berkeley California. He says he plans no such move and plans to enter a new Christian college in Southern California near Corona.
The piece notes a yearly summer mockery tied to presidential campaigns with bets and dares such as wheeling others in wheelbarrows or restraining hair. It argues that adults show childish zeal when partisanship overtakes judgment during election seasons.
The text argues that morally questionable businesses harm the public welfare, but reform efforts eventually prove beneficial. It notes that initial resistance may hurt some firms, yet after readjustment the town recognizes moral business uplift as positive for the whole community.
The piece extols summer reading and winter nights when a good book comforts and educates. It lauds abundant libraries and recommends borrowing from public shelves if not owned, urging readers to seek stimulating works for both old and young.
In Canfield Colorado on October 31 Albert Billings with a cork leg sparked controversy in the final game of the season. He slid home in a disputed ninth inning that ended with a runner safe call and a row between teams. Billings' daring base running and the misplay by the catcher led to an umpire ruling that the foot touched the base, despite claims of an out.
A 1912 Pasadena missive to The Corona Independent requests changing the paper's address to G WW Tuttle Box 374 Pasadena and encloses a $2 check for another year's subscription. The writer laments delays and praises prepaid support amid editor’s tired hours.
New cashbaca variety begins planting in the Fullerton district as part of Southern California fruit growing efforts. The development signals diversification in local orchards and potential market impact.
The San Bernardino Sun argues that bull moose tactics threaten the protective tariff with a Democratic Congress. It cites Beveridge and other progressives, praises Kettner for backing tariff interests, and urges California voters in the eleventh district to choose Kittner over Evans to defend local industries.
San Francisco officials consider discarding one thousand revolvers by throwing them into the bay. City Treasurer McDougal proposes disposal to prevent repeat violence, arguing auction would place weapons in unsafe hands. Police Chief White backs the plan awaiting final approval.
Riverside Public Library announces a training class starting about December 1. Applicants need at least a high school education or equivalent and must be prepared for examination by November 15. For more information contact Riverside Public Library.
A local event titled Apple Show is staged in Yucaipa within San Bernardino County. Details include dates around October 39 and involve community exhibitors and apple products.
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