Cut Glass Sale Features 8 Inch Bowls and Tumblers
Odd lots of fine cut glass including 8 inch bowls and tumblers offered at very special prices. Light weight water classes and oil bottles highlighted in the sale.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
3
Odd lots of fine cut glass including 8 inch bowls and tumblers offered at very special prices. Light weight water classes and oil bottles highlighted in the sale.
A reader asks about safe methods for curling hair and avoiding irritation from hot irons and products. The column suggests outdoor exercise for skin issues and asks for a good antiseptic soap and ointment without naming brands. The piece also notes local business changes at Crystal Dining Room and a grocery start by G W Spiker, with a brief biographical line on a man who suffered erysipelas.
remodeling of the Hip podrome building on South Mechanic Street progresses to convert the upper floors into a lodge room with new furniture and conveniences. The work aims for completion and occupancy by February 1, 1906, signaling a stylish new home for the lodge in the city.
Very Rev Wunder presided as Reilly and Zarger attended a St Patrick Church warning at 7 45. Joseph Billy of Philadelphia and Mrs Zarger of this city are named, with Gellner and Evelyn as attendants. Reilly works as a stereotyper for The Berland Press and has lived here about a year. A telegraph office project sparked the fire at 147 kk street, where Central Fire Department responded to a blaze that left a small hole burned in a one story house occupied by Mrs Jackson colored.
R A Patten resigns as traveling freight agent for the Western Maryland Railway effective January 1 and plans to return to Ellenton Florida due to ill health. He arrived July 1, 1914, succeeding Joseph A Wallace and later served under H F Williams. Patten will seek railroad work in Florida after a vacation, leaving many friends behind in this area.
Mistletoe grows on trees and is easily visible on bare branches. While many trees host it, it favors oak. In French orchards it is easy to gather, but on poplar it is harder. European harvesters climb 60 to 70 feet with specialized gear to secure large quantities.
An article discusses jewelry as mere ornaments when worn with regard to form, line, and color. It advises matching gems to hair color and occasion, suggests remounting heavy diamonds, and notes platinum is best for evening wear while bracelets should sit high on the forearm.
A tea ball a hand woven wool rug an electric foot warmer a bayberry candle a Chinese rug in bright colors a gay lacquer piece sweets or fruits in a carved wicker box and any item suitable for a woman's sewing hoping to delight the recipient.
A quirky ad lists wooden knitting needles and a bamboo cat basket for sale. The notice includes a stray phrase about taxic ads and a quick crocheter who offers crocheted baskets for nuts and gifts.
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