18 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
1
The notice outlines pricing for a paper published every afternoon except Sunday at 110-112 West Sixth Street. Rates include £1.00 per year or $2.00 for six issues and 35 cents per month for city carrier delivery.
The First National Bank of Corona introduces machine posted ledgers using loose leaf books. Each depositor receives a separate sheet, and the machine records deposits and checks, updates balances, and handles overdrafts, promising accuracy and efficiency.
The piece argues war broadens geographic knowledge where readers learn more about the Philippines and other regions during the Spanish American War, the Russo Japanese conflict, and the ongoing European war. It concedes the ravages of war are great but notes any mercy is welcome.
The piece urges residents to focus on local needs over overseas crises, urging action like cleaning up, mowing, and helping the town. It argues community service is more valuable than idle discussions about distant battles.
A fragment discusses how value lies in meaning not size and ponders how words like Yelp rank among great terms. It hints at measuring success through substance rather than mere tone or length.
A reflection on the universal need for help from others, arguing no one can claim full self sufficiency. The passage asserts pride should yield to truth that assistance from others is essential in life. It underscores the value of interdependence over solitary status.
The text denounces businessmen who profit by raising prices for food and goods due to overseas conditions. It calls for criminalizing unnecessary price inflation and for strong law enforcement to protect the poor and weak from harsh, calculated cruelty.
The text argues money’s value depends on its role in a person life. If earning money improves living and helps others, it benefits us. if money becomes an end in itself it loses value and harms priorities.
President Wilson sees little prospect for peace from unofficial exchanges between American ambassadors and belligerents. He says his hands are virtually tied until concrete overtures are made by the warring nations.
London reports the Irish home rule bill has received the king's signature and becomes law. The ceremony confirms a major constitutional milestone with the bill now in effect and to govern Ireland.
In JAELENA Montana on September 18 the Democrats gathered for the campaign. The platform states that on woman suffrage workers' compensation farmer's loan educational consolidation and other measures candidates may hold individual opinions with the same freedom as laws grant to citizens.
In fog on the St. Lawrence River one mile below Crane Island, the Black Diamond Collier Lingan rammed and sank the government steamer Montmagny this morning. Fourteen people including crew and lighthouse keeper families died.
The article asserts Mexico will not fade from attention and will actively assert its presence despite distractions elsewhere. It emphasizes Mexico’s enduring relevance and likely self-driven visibility in regional and global affairs.
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