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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
2
A Parisian beauty rite essay describes extreme measures such as slit eyelids with a lancet to create a longer eye and lip cutting for a curling upper lip. It notes nasal reshaping, paraffin injections, and a forehead lancing as alleged new fads, alongside milder routines like steaming, massages, and chin care for a flawless look.
Recipe style text describes making strawberry ice cream with cream, sugar, and chopped nuts or celery plus a separate economical sponge cake. Instructions include cooking cream and fruit, chilling, and freezing steps, then a lemon flavored sponge cake batter with baking powder and a chocolate custard mix.
Bb. F. Martin, 57, foreman at Century Coal Company near Phillips, West Virginia, was shot while riding an incline. The wound in the chest was potentially fatal. a rifle is suspected. He was taken to Miners' Hospital in Fairmont. condition listed as critical. He leaves a wife and four children.
Garrett county lowers the property tax rate to 90 cents per $100 of assessable property, a decrease of twelve cents from last year. The adjustment affects all taxable property within the county.
General Venustiano Carranza, rival of Huerta, looms large as a potential counterweight to US intervention in Mexico. Once governor of Coahuila, he commands about 20,000 Constitutionalists from Sonora to Tamaulipas, funds partly from ranching, seeks to restore constitutional government, and is a tall, vigilant, military figure with keen eyes and a bushy beard.
Governor Henry D. Hatfield issues a proclamation urging all citizens to observe May 28 and 29 as Good Road Days. Able bodied residents should labor on roads for the two days, with women invited to prepare dinners and participate in the state’s road improvement effort.
Andrew Danner of Brunswick employed by H. S. Kerbaugh Construction Company at Doe Gully suffers head and shoulder cuts and is in Western Maryland Hospital. He is not seriously hurt and is thought to have been struck by a train. he has a wife and children back home in Brunswick.
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