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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
5
A women’s beauty guide urges daily hair care with five minutes of scalp massage in the morning and ten minutes of brushing at night. It advises massage, tonics, and cocoa butter to nourish the neck, plus vigorous neck exercises and cold baths to combat double chins and flabbiness.
A domestic science feature outlines a corn chowder recipe using potatoes corn pulp and eggs with milk and crackers, plus halibut with tomatoes and carrot patties. It includes steps for corn bread and a hominy cornmeal bake with eggs and butter, all served hot with garnishes.
A May dinner ends with Gaston Brun seeking guidance from M. Mannergeot. Repeatedly denied a meeting, Gaston’s persistence prompts Mannergeot to praise him and predict a brilliant future as a dramatist, while the father discovers the ruse and is astonished by the verdict.
Rome dispatch reviews Pope Benedict XV policy toward Catholic women feminists and the Unione delle donne catholiche. The piece contrasts Pope Pius X restrictions with Benedict XV potential for broader roles, noting Italian women’s political church activities and the awaiting audience with Donna Bandini.
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune style note cites alleged police graft in Chicago with references to the State's Attorney Hoyne and figures such as F Bertsche and Barney Bertowbe. The text mentions true bills and ongoing investigations, with unclear dates and names.
Guy Leamer a 22 year old Hollidaysburg resident was found dead along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Williams Street. A three ounce bottle of laudanum was found in his pocket and authorities ruled death probable suicide after coroner William Shaw found no foul play. Relatives gathered as the body was taken to Hollidaysburg.
The Masonic Temple Association announces its regular monthly dance to be held Wednesday evening December 16 from 9 to 12. The first in a series of card parties at the home of Mrs. Robert Henderson yesterday raised 38 dollars for Tuberculosis Hospital. The next party will be hosted by Mrs. Robert McDonald shortly after Christmas.
Church and fraternal societies unite for the Chamber of Commerce Christmas Exposition to be held at City Hall around December 18 and 19. A joint meeting will be held tomorrow at 7 30 PM at City Hall under Chamber auspices to organize support.
E Lee Shaw former city tax collector settled his accounts with Cumberland in full for the fiscal year 1918 1914 including taxes and water rents.
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