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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
3
A spring article advises home workers to earn vacation funds through practical home enterprises. It describes three successful methods: sewing dainty children’s dresses for school display, renting and developing photographs, and crafting brass and raffia items sold via the Women’s Exchange.
A vintage menu features baked ham with a potato salad and prune pudding, plus instructions for salt rising bread. It also notes fashion trends such as the laveuse tunic, kimono sleeves, flat neck frills, and the kilted skirt reappearing with crimped silks and decorative sashes.
A wrecked 5:15 express crashes into the market train, leaving mangled cars and wounded passengers. Dr Watson and Nurse Ursula work amid horror to save a young survivor as bystanders cry out over the tragedy and its grim prospects.
In a cottage near the disaster, Dudley Drummond survives a grave injury and regains sight after days in care. Nurse Ursula tends him with steady devotion, sharing his tale of love, betrayal, and a chance for forgiveness. He reveals Ursula as the voice he trusted, and she forgives, leading to a hopeful union.
Omaha hosts the annual meeting of the State Association for Charities and Correction with notable attendees led by Katherine B. Davis of New York. The three day session will explore advanced ideas in charities and correction.
New field opens as motion picture theatres expand across the country offering writers $25 to $150 per scenario. A man earned $3,500 in six months writing plays from home with no literary background required. Women and men can join, with plots submitted as scenarios and notes. free particulars by postcard.
Applications for retail liquor licenses filed with Allegany County Circuit Court cite chapters of Maryland law and require remonstrances within 20 days. The Wills Brook Distilling Company, at 34 N Mechanic Street Cumberland, owner Mrs Mary Spriggs, seeks license to sell spirituous and fermented liquors.
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