Revenge in the Normandy Sea and the Fatal Bond
In a Normandy seaside tale, Jeanne and her dog Black elude danger until a hidden murder motive surfaces. Mme Davray learns Count Bertrand killed Jacques years ago, while Black targets the murderer at sea. The dog and the man drown together, and Mme Davray thanks Black for justice.
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Jeanne
Black
Jacques
Hetrail
Jacques Davray
Count Bertrand
Davrays
Mme. Davray
Ar ©Ne
Seaco Nace
Normandy
Calire
California
Caire
Mme Davray
Mme, Davray
Bertrand
Claire
Mamma
Women’s Corner Advocates Useful Gifts This Year
The article praises the Society for the Prevention of Useless Giving as a way to curb wasteful presents. It notes practical earners such as office workers dislike lavish, unused items and suggests group purchases among friends to give one meaningful gift per person, saving money for essentials.
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Society For the
Christ
Smothered Steak with Plantains and Rice Croquettes
A recipe feature presents steak with fried plantains, horseradish and tomato relish, plus rice croquettes and cabbage salad. It lists ingredients for the steak dish and a method of layering plantains, vegetables, and spices, followed by croquette preparation and cabbage leaf filling. Also includes Cottage Pudding with Basin Sauce instructions.
Woman sues railroad over alleged cold from bad ventilation
Mrs. Clyde Payne sues the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in Circuit Court for 10000 damages claiming a badly ventilated car from Huntington to Hinton caused her to catch a bad cold and harmed her health. The suit is noted as the most unusual in the region.
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Huntington
W. Va
Clyde Payne
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Hinton
Tank Explosion Claims Morris Brenner Saturday
Morris Brenner was killed Saturday afternoon by the explosion of a tank. The incident occurred in the afternoon and authorities have not released further details.
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Morris Brenner
Worker Severely Burned In Gas Flame Accident
In Hagerstown Cumberland Valley Railroad yards a gas flame cut into an iron bar causing a serious acetylene gas accident. Brenner, 24, engaged to a Baltimore woman and soon to wed, sustained injuries. Assistant Max Lyon also was hurt in the incident.
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Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Max Lyon
Brenner
Baltimore
Saloon License Applications Filed in Allegany County
Giuseppe Di Bacco seeks license to sell liquor at 22 Baltimore Street Cumberland with owner Levi Hilleary. Lloyd L. Shaffer, Clerk, notes filing on December 4, 1914. Remonstrances against license must be filed within 20 days.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County
Circuit Court
Guiseppe DI Bacco
Baltimore — Street
Cumberland
Levi Hilleary
Advertisement offers complete war record on purchase
An old ad claims a “complete record of facts” leading up to the present European war and urges readers to buy now with a 10 cent coupon sent to The Press office. Supply is stated as limited.
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Mark Twain on Smoking Rules for Cigar Use
The quote reflects Mark Twain’s response when asked how many cigars he smoked daily. He claimed he kept no habit records and lived by two rules: never smoke while waking from sleep and only smoke a pure tobacco cigar. The second rule should be followed closely, by smoking nothing but a pure tobacco cigar.
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Timetable
First car from Frostburg to Cumberland leaves at 6 00 am with stops Eckhart Clarysville Red Hill Longs Narrows Park and Cumberland at 7 00 am. Hourly service continues to 11 00 pm. Return trips begin at 7 00 am to Frostburg with 8 00 am arrival. Westernport and Lonaconing routes run similarly from Frostburg with final Frostburg departure at 12 00 midnight. All cars connect at Frostburg. J B Taylor Superintendent.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Longs
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Long's
Frostburre
Westernport
Borden
Midland
Lonaconing
Moscow
Barton
Reynolds
Franklin
Lonmaconing
Iolland ¢An Blakes
Borden Shaft
Krost
J. BE. Taylor
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Nhochofoho Hoch Choo Coo Ooooh DL
Paul Villiers
Mme
Davray
Cing Vere
TE Hat Shop
North Center
Phipps and Gage
Sues
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
McMullen Bros
McMullen Gros
Teeeen
Boston
Roy
Tédes
Mark Twain
Citizen Club
Wilmot
W. T. Wolford & Son
the Cigar Men
Cumberland, MD
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Tern Maryland Railway
Godedale
Baltmore
Putlad Aoephia
New York
Pipbers
Durbin
Louis Stein
Nort. Centre St
Marc. & P
Ofice
Harbaugh
Evening Press
McCr
Washington, D. C
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