Carnegie backs Smith plan to tax rich for public good
The text reports Andrew Carnegie endorsing Adam Smith like tax principles, urging that the wealthy should bear the main burden for government support. It cites reform ideas, notes gardening as a risky city-to-country move, and urges common sense, hard work, and persistence for success. It also urges teachers’ value, parental support, and warns against loan sharks while proposing public lending options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Adam Smith
Shylock
Robert Burns
Carnegie
Nly
Corete
Science progress and dangers of pestilence
The article argues science has made great progress and will continue, but warns even experts can err. It notes flies and mosquitoes spread disease and that vigorous anti pest efforts reduce illness and save lives, while acknowledging uncertainty about some scientific claims.
Dissolution of Meat Trust Might Not Aid Stockmen and Consumers
The piece argues the meat trust dissolution may not boost business or the packing industry. It notes fear of further government action but says the trust’s breakup will likely not relieve stockmen farmers or consumers under current conditions. It suggests the same capitalists still control components and profits remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat Trust
Ttrust
Stockman
Iarmer
Superfluous desires and the limits of need
A quotation attributed to Maimonides warns that the love of superfluous things knows no end. It contrasts desires for gold and gems with the finite needs of individuals and species, noting dangers from excessive wealth pursuit and misattribution of divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maimonides
Moment of Note About a Baby Tooth
A humorous piece contrasts a baby’s first tooth with parental pride as fathers boast of the milestone. It includes a brief dialogue about truth and a flippant exchange about love and persuasion, ending with a playful aside.
Changed His Mind Exchanging Vicious Exchange Over Dog Incident
A belligerent man accuses another of throwing a brick at his dog and threatens a lawsuit. The stranger denies knowledge of the dog while a wrecking crew is humorously proposed. A series of clipped exchanges ends with a playful verse about state banners and Alaska.
Pert Paraphrases and Poetic Murmurs Across a Street
A collection of wry maxims on virtue envy and social behavior. The tone mulls over charity, temper, and the quirks of neighbors with pointed humor. It hints at practical wisdom and everyday foibles in concise aphorisms.
Valley of plenty promises property boom near San Jacinto
A San Jacinto promotional piece hails valley agriculture and real estate, predicting rising prices and abundant crops. It urges readers to visit via the Santa Fe and notes a committee will tour potential homesteads, inviting neighbors to inspect the area’s fertile soil and fruit orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Santa Fe
San Jacinto
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Corona Galironnga ‘A
Corona Independent Publishing Company (Incorporated
West Sixth Street
Postoffice
Corona
Cal
Advanch
Ohio
Ioan
Va _ NATIONAL BANK
First National Bank
A. J. Ware
G. P. McCorkle
Geo. E. Snidecor
F. E. Snidecor
California
Citizens’ Bank For Savings
Byron
Howe
Cowper
Emerson
Goethe
Milton
Duncan, M. Smite
Mark T
India
Mr. Smart
Miss Six Seasons
Oame
Simon
Alaska
Angel Band
San Jac
Sito
Corona Truck and Transfer ‘Co
John Francisco Prop
Specialty Corona Truck & E
Main Street
Herricks
the Mission Store
E. E. Penprase
Main
Corona, Calif
M. Born & Company
The
Great
Chicago Tailors
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