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Coronado Compass in Coronado, California

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Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1947

Page

2

Boileau Photographs School Children at Corona Grammar

Boileau Portraits photographer Almerian Boileau completed annual school group portraits at Corona do Grammar and Junior High School. Thirty three groups from kindergarten to eighth grade, with photos sold to teachers for 50 cents or directly from the studio at 1015 Isabella Avenue, Coronado. Previous February 1946 photographs are available.

Almerian Boileau Boileau Coronado Isabella Avenue

Old Coronado Trees Threatened by Homeowners

A reader letter from L. Hunter laments loss of Coronado’s beauty as homes replace fine old trees. He cites locations including A Avenue and 7th, the former Red Cross site on Ocean Blvd, and the Caruso house, urging preservation of mature trees.

Coronado Mitchell Place Avenue and 7Th Red Cross Ocean Blvd Caruso L. Hunter

Who and What Am I by Elia M Moon

The piece contrasts personal duty with social responsibility, urging self examination of time and life spent for others. It cites Gettysburg and Lincoln’s brevity versus Everett’s longer speech, noting how the Gettysburg Address became a classic despite modest initial attention.

Elia M. Moon Ella M. Moon D Avenue Gettysburg Edward Everett Lincoln Washington

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address

The passage presents Lincoln's Gettysburg Address stressing a new birth of freedom and government by the people. It honors fallen soldiers and urges renewed dedication to the Civil War's unfinished work to preserve the nation.

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