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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
3
The Women’s Corner surveys evolving skirt hems and draped effects, with flounces and filmy underskirts, plus cretonne fabrics, white linen dresses, and juvenile hats. It notes practical dress for teens, mother guidance on grooming, and a shift to modest, roomy spring designs avoiding overlong, loose fits.
A rainy night ends with cabman Jim Duck delivering a foundling to Mr. and Mrs. Stupps, who decide to keep it. They discover a bag of banknotes, face a possible arrest, then reverse their stance. Later a letter reveals a benefactor mother leaving five hundred pounds for the child, prompting tearful realization and care.
The text suggests repurposing meat and vegetables into appealing second servings. Lamb souffle, rice with dates and cream, Boston baked beans with brown bread, clear soup, fruit salad, sausage rolls with creamed vegetables, Friday fish patties, and a jelly roll are offered as economical meal ideas. A lamb mixture with eggs is baked as a dessert or main item.
A list of dishes includes Celery Consomme Lamb Souffle Grilled Sweet Potatoes Rice with Dates Tea Scotch Broth Boston Baked Beans Brown Bread Grape Fruits and Banana Salad Coffee Lamb Souffle with a note on a sauce mix: Melt butter add salt celery salt onion juice and pepper and incorporate gradually.
Cook rice in a double boiler with one pint milk and one pint water per cup of rice. Season with sugar and vanilla. Prepare a sugar syrup by stewing one cup water with half cup sugar. Cool and mound rice on a dish while dates are poured around it.
A historic recipe outlines mixing rye meal cornmeal graham flour and salt with soda dissolved in water and molasses then combining with sour milk. The batter is steamed in quart Boston brown bread molds for three hours, then twenty minutes bake. alternative is a kettle steam.
Household advertisement invites inquiries at No 9 Hill Street to examine Hureka Rugs and Rag Carpet weaving services. Satisfaction guaranteed and moderate prices offered. Phone 1436 r. N J Caron.
Count Michael Karolyi, president of the Hungarian Independent Party, travels to New York and other cities to raise funds and form a league linking Hungary with American Hungarians. His visit follows European interest in mobilizing Hungarians in the United States for home parliamentary efforts.
Mary Cirofiei, sister of Lago Frank Cirofiei, seeks a gubernatorial reprieve to delay sentences of the Rosenthal murder gunmen until Becker's second trial. Jurors signed a petition to avoid prejudicing the original verdict, hoping new evidence may emerge.
Police seek porter known as Tony after the body of Arthur J. Slevin, a St Francis College alumnus from Montreal, is found in the basement of Costello & Boles saloon at 687 Sixth Avenue. The killer is believed to have choked Slevin with his belt and struck him with an axe, leaving a severed ear and a deep forehead gash.
Detectives questioned a Boston salesman named Slevin who left his position due to a drinking problem. His father owns a wealthy chain of barber shops in Boston.
Memphis authorities begin a citywide campaign against houseflies requiring owners of features and similar places to erect screens over all outside openings from now until mid November. A broader extermination drive will continue to target typhoid malaria and tuberculosis risks in carries of disease.
The Very Rev Br H Pennings, head of the Premonstratensian order in the United States, will seek leave to visit Europe as the general chapter convenes in Prague in late May. The meeting, held every six years, is directed by the order’s superiors.
Cleveland announces a new divorce rule set by a six judge committee. One judge will hear contested cases, neglect of duty will be strictly construed, clerks may investigate doubtful cases, and decrees may be delayed up to sixty days. A domestic relations court is urged to save families.
In a Tuesday afternoon scrap at Baltimore and Mechanic Street between Geo Martz and John Baham of the city and John Ose of Magnolia WV Martz was fined ten dollars Bahams case held over and Roe freed Several witnesses testified Martz struck first Baham retaliated and Roe was the offended party
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