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Newspaper

Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1947

Page

4

Save the Redwoods League aims to purchase forest unit

The Save The Redwoods League, a California conservation group, seeks private funds this year to buy an additional section of the Avenue of the Giants north of Dyerville in Humboldt County. Its aims include rescuing primeval forests, aiding state park efforts, promoting reforestation, and preserving roadside beauty. Officers listed include Duncan McDuffie as president and Robert G. Sproul as treasurer.

Avenue of the Giants

Thoughts on Living Well and Time

A compact meditation on making the best use of life and time. It cites John Wesley Benjamin Franklin and Charles Lamb to illustrate a refrain that virtue, effort, and attentiveness to others yield true value, while reminders of cosmic balance warn against expecting favors without effort.

History of Coronado Continued from Page 1

The article notes William Spreckels founded the Union-Tribune and San Diego Electric Railway, helped complete the San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway in 1919, and funded Coronado institutions including the library bank theatre and city hall. It also mentions a poem reply by Annie Y Mouse and an ode by Adeline Fenton Ely in The Compass.

Union-Tribune San Diego Electric Railway San Diego Arizona Eastern Railway Coronado Spreckels First National Bank Compass Annie Y. Mouse Adeline Fenton Ely William Ely Eighth Street Annie

Top Best Sellers and Boiled Pins Advice

A San Diego Union listing shows fiction and non fiction best sellers including Lydia Bailey and The Egg and I with titles by Roberts Wellman and Macdonald. It also notes a tip to boil new clothes pins in salt water to toughen them and prevent splitting.

Coronado Spring Bottling Mystery Poses Historic Questions

The Compass asks readers when and where a natural Coronado spring flowed, who ran the bottling and distribution to New York, and how many Coronado residents still drank from the spring. An anonymous local supplied the clues and photos.

New York Coronado Compass

Ink stain removal with match sulfur tip

To remove ink stains on fingers moisten the area rub with the sulfur end of a match and wipe with a dry cloth.

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