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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
7
Thomas Kauffman, formerly an employee of the B. & O. RR R., has been appointed by the Piedmont city council as chief of police to succeed R. I. Love. He will take charge of the new position today.
Keyser residents report holiday travel and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Onis Gordon and son Andrew head to Virginia to spend Christmas with relatives. Dozens of locals like Miss Maggie Patton and Miss Mildred Wright return home for Yuletide while others visit in Davis Mansion and nearby towns.
A Cumberland reader denounces the Vice Commission report as unfair to traveling men near Frostburg, arguing the portrayal is biased and unfair. The letter defends the profession’s integrity and questions the report’s accuracy and scope.
Emory Tyler Charles Millay is reported ill at his home in South Keyser suffering from pneumonia. He is under a physician's care and visitors are limited to immediate family.
An English sailor aboard the Sydney writing to an old mate in New York describes loneliness, cold, and danger aboard the Atlantic blockade fleet off Barnegat. He recalls a funeral, peril near fogbound ships, and a violent encounter with a suspicious cargo boat.
A Cumberland notice states citizens desire competitive pricing and a fair field for all automobile dealers without favors. Signed by T. A. Hummelsheim.
Advertisement touts a fragrant bath product named Bathy Fame available at Turn Store. Copy highlights its agreeable scent and encourages shoppers to buy.
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