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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
4
The piece argues for American military readiness in the face of European wars and possible conflicts with Mexico. It critiques pacifism, urges arming forts and supplying ammunition, and warns unpreparedness costs, citing 1898 losses and global tensions. It notes public opinions and current political statements as context.
A collage of editorials adds wry, era specific quips on politics war weather and society. It features cites from Detroit Times Birmingham News Chicago Evening Post and more with satirical lines on Roosevelt Kitchener and public life. The piece collects bite sized jests and snippets from multiple papers.
A humorous collage of light vignettes and quips from a 1920s newspaper page. Jokes about neighbors, census figures, vanity, and social foibles mix with brief sketches and cartoons, including musings on ice making, fashion, and dances.
An editorial cartoonish note warns pedestrians to adapt to busy streets. It imagines pedestrians wearing a gong and a bright forty foot headlight bell system to navigate traffic, reflecting concerns about safety and urban movement amid trade days tomorrow.
The court records show renunciation and letters of administration granted to Joseph M. Brady for Margaret Jane Hurley. Letters testamentary granted to James C. Shriver for Roger Perry. Wills of John J. McGreevy Sr and John C Merkel filed and admitted to probate. George Henderson and Tony Blasiola estate accounts settled and distributions made. Hobbs and Cook executors of Emma L German settled and distributed.
A satirical reflection on marriage and gender roles contrasts pay, voting rights, fashion obsessions, and domestic power. It jokes that widows, husbands, and wives shift roles with time and money, noting women’s influence and men’s stubbornness in lighthearted social critique.
Prince Louis of Battenberg resigns as first lord of the British admiralty due to German birth and plans to leave for Russia. He is expected to receive a warm welcome at the Russian court where the Battenberg family is popular. An advertisement for a Windsor Hotel barber shop and manicurist, M. W. Wagner, is included.
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