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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
3
The Women’s Corner urges home dressmakers to fashion chic garments and accessories at low cost. It details creating neck ruffles and wraps with ribbons, lace, tulle, and naping, plus tips on pleats, shirring, and finishing touches for evening wraps and gowns.
Doris Vaughan a cheerful elocutionist with London College of Music bronze honors pursues stage glory as Miss Pennell. After a disastrous North London debut and a comic mislabeling by agent John Mackie, she shifts to burlesque, wins a seven pound weekly tour, and ends hopeful of stardom.
In Allegany County Orphans Court on April 11 1914 the court ordered a distribution meeting for June 30 1914 at 10 a m. Distributees legatees or others in the estate are warned to appear. Notice to Annie Veronica Winters St Charles College James Cardinal Gibbons and others by summons or publication in Cumberland newspapers for four weeks.
A domestic science piece presents a croquette recipe from cold chicken and sweet potatoes with notes on pineapple salad tomato bisque and oyster layers. It offers food tips on crumbing frying croquettes and keeping fruit cake moist with bread in the tin. It also gives kitchen hacks on opening jars and avoiding soggy potatoes.
A local notice from the United States branch of an English insurer details the December 31 1918 financials showing total admitted assets 1 273 299 52 total liabilities 908 564 74 and surplus for policyholders 769 734 78. Local agents listed at Third National Bank Building Cumberland Md.
The executor of Stephen J Clark offers creditors notice of payment or distribution in the Orphans Court room at Cumberland Maryland Court House at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday June 30 1914. Creditors failing to appear in person or by attorney will forfeit interest or proportionate shares of their claims. April 28 1914. Daniel F McMullen Executor.
The Bethesda Orphan Home in Savannah marked its 174th anniversary today dating back to its 1740 founding as America’s oldest orphanage. Children participated in a Union Society dinner as part of the event. In Paris, the Salon des Artistes Francais did not exhibit the Kaiser bust following a statement by M Merete about potential trouble during the election period.
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