21 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
1
The fragment expresses a hopeful sentiment that despite dreary weather there are friendships to cherish and reasons to lift spirits. It hints at human affection and encouragement as solace amid adversity.
A mosaic of short clipped items including a street carnival boast eight years pending, a humor sample about pudding, a wary hen tale, theater ads, and political quips about Carranza and Villa. It closes with a film ad for Home Sweet Home and a line about Payne's mother acknowledging her son's success.
The ad note highlights that placing ads in The Independent is inexpensive compared to the results. It emphasizes value, reach, and potential impact for readers seeking broad exposure.
A brief note highlights that sellers need to reveal their shop locations and inventory to attract buyers. It emphasizes clear signage and defined listings to improve foot traffic and trust for vintage and antique goods.
Matinee Wednesdays and Saturdays offer two shows at 2:30 and 4:00 with ten cent admission for children on Wednesdays. Evening performances at 7:30 and 9:00 charge five cents for children and ten cents for adults with reserved seats, license TT.
A reader letter laments Europe’s war cuts to dye stuffs and other goods while praising national intellect yet criticizing domestic resourcefulness. The writer notes the country’s brilliance but calls for more inventive effort to replace imports amid shortages.
Citizens with knowledge of animal cruelty cases are asked to contact County Humane officer P E Penteney at 613 Kk 99th St Riverside. Information will be confidential and urgent calls may be made to 704 Pacific Riverside. Signed G L Winterbotham Riverside Calif Also a note expressing hope every family owns a car to improve roads.
A promotional plea encouraging use of want ads to advertise services and rentals. It urges readers to confide in their spouse about business matters to maintain trust during adversity, suggesting ads as a route to results.
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