Sayings of the Editors on Debt to Great Britain
The piece questions the idea the United States owes Britain a large sum, explaining that indebtedness is between private holders and governments rarely a direct government claim. It notes British investments are not instantly cashable and that many British holders favor continued investments in American securities. Also praises Cumberland Police efficiency after a wanted fugitive arrest and mentions a New York woman living on 20000 a year and saving.
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Great Britain
London
George Paish
New York
Duluth News Tribune
Midland Railroad
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Timely Top e and a Siren of the Lane
A collage of verse and wry clippings from editorials and notices. The piece blends a poetic portrait of a bright, modern woman with sharp snippets about politics, journalism, inventions, and contemporary figures, reflecting a lively early 20th century newspaper mix.
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collection of quips and jokes touching manners, marriage, politics, and daily life. It includes puns about powder on the nose, clever one liners on voters and wives, and satirical lines about culture, wealth, and foolish behavior.
Kitchener Predicts War to Last At Least Three Years
Irvin S. Col reports in the Saturday Evening Post an interview with Lord Kitchener. He says the war will last not less than three years and end only with Germany's defeat on land and sea. He cautions the Allies may need three years or more and warns Germany cannot win.
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Saturday Evening Post
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England
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If You Want a Thing Done Right Do It Yourself
Advertisement for Hirsh the Tailor promoting made to order garments. Hirsh sells clothes made in his establishment and will offer others' work only when improved by them. Emphasizes self-reliance and the classic slogan in a period display.
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Belgian Camp Riot Kills Six in Zeist Holland
Rioting broke out in the Zeist Belgian concentration camp in Holland as troops fired on internees, killing six and wounding nine. Unrest stems from Belgians not being allowed family visits. guards reinforced by troops from Utrecht.
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Application for Retail Liquor License in Allegany County
Government notice that Giuseppe Di Bacco applied for a license to sell spirituous and fermented liquors at 22 Baltimore Street Cumberland Maryland. Filing dated December 4 1914 with clerk Lloyd L Shaffer. Public objections must be filed within 20 days.
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Allegany County
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Guiseppe DI Bacco
Baltimore — Street
Cumberland
Levi Hilleary
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