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Piedmont Independent Publishes Christmas Edition
The Piedmont Independent issued a Christmas edition of twenty pages on Saturday, December 21, 1915, with attractive advertising and timely reading matter. The eight page weekly typically appears in Tuesday editions, and the enterprise in producing the larger issue is praised.
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Maryland Vice Commission Report Sparks Secrecy Controversy
The Vice Commission report criticizes secrecy about names of involved citizens, warns publicity could trigger investigations and divorces. It cites four open houses in Cumberland, street walkers, and immorality tied to autos and a Frostburg hotel resort. It recommends a Morals Welfare Commission as a first step.
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Central Y M A to Start Spanish Class Soon
The Press notes rising value of Spanish for American business. Central Y M A plans to open a Spanish class within one or two weeks to meet the demand from U. S. merchants for trade with South and Central America.
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The Farmer's Best Time
The article contrasts farming life with city vacations, noting winter as farmers’休休休 vacation. It describes farmers working long hours in October and November to harvest corn, store pumpkin feed, and prepare crops for freezing and thawing.
Overwork and Morality Emphasized by Boston Theologian
Professor Harry F. Ward of Boston University School of Theology argues that while work builds morals, excessive toil harms ethics. He contrasts modern factory life’s strain with earlier New England labor, noting protection from overwork helps many but may hinder those who relentlessly pursue success.
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Winter Farm Life In Indiana A Snapshot Of Chores
The piece describes winter on a farmer’s life with lofted hay, damp turkey woes conquered, wood stacked for heat, and a family shotgun kept handy. It notes mornings begin leisurely until 7 or 8, then simple chores fill the day, lighter than warmer seasons.
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Europeans Exploiting War Price Rises Criticized
A strong rebuke targets Europeans accused of inflating food prices during wartime to profit from the hardship of the poor, urging accountability for profiteering amid national crises.
Greece and Bulgaria Rival Over Saloniki Ahead of War
Greece fears Bulgarian invasion as memories of the Balkan War linger. Bulgaria and Greece raced to Saloniki, Greece winning by hours and angering Bulgaria. If Bulgaria gains Saloniki with Teutonic aid, a peaceful withdrawal is unlikely. Entente forces in Saloniki could deter attacks, yet the port's fate remains uncertain.
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Letters from the People Urge Cumberland Home Militia Enlistment
A Cumberland Press reader urges local youths to join Company G State Militia, stressing duty, training, and state armory funding. He cites General Grant and Garfield, urges timely enlistment, and notes local professionals already supporting the unit. The piece links enlistment to regional funding and a public drill hall.
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Wise Fool and Miscellany in a Fractured Notebook
A collage of quips and witticisms includes jokes about truth rising, a boss marriage, Huerta’s return, and a mock political panorama. It references Sen. Luke MelLuke, various U.S. politicians, and a parade of humorous vignettes from different locales with a satirical edge.
Politicians vie for offices in multiple state races and recalls
Patrick J. Boyle wins Newport mayoralty for a 16th term. Atlanta plans a recall vote for Mayor James G. Woodward next month. Gov. Charles S. Whitman weighs a Republican Presidential bid. William A. Stone named Prothonotary of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Eastern district. Main Democratic State convention in Bangor on March 29 with Sen. Charles F. Johnson as permanent chairman. Thomas F Bayard announces bid for U S Senate nomination. Bayard lineage cited with multiple Delaware senators. Coxey enters Ohio State Senate race after leading Coxey's Army marches. Harry S. New, former RNC chairman, noted in politics.
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Roosevelt aims for progressive nominee as Weeks question looms
Washington reports indicate Roosevelt prefers a progressive Republican and Wilson over a reactionary nominee. He would back a reform candidate rather than a reactionary at Chicago. Possible supports include Hughes, Hadley, or Knox if not Roosevelt.
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