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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
3
A reader asks about how often to shampoo hair and a local official notes practical lighting and safety checks in sections. The piece cites a three week rule, urges prompt remedies for grease and grit, and recommends regular shampoo when possible. It also includes short Q and A items on posture and remedies for arm issues.
Miss Carie Vogel hosted a card party at her North Centre street home. Miss Margaret Hicks and Cleveland Hicks plan an evening dance at their Respect Street residence. Cumberland Aerie No. 245 prepares for its annual holiday dance tomorrow. invitations were not issued, but former attendees are expected.
A Swiss researcher cited by Naturwissenschaften in Berlin emphasizes cheese not only as a protein rich food but also as beneficial for bacteria. The piece notes USDA guidance on cheese as a cheap wholesome substitute and highlights its broader health value.
Gustave Knieriem former city street superintendent files suit seeking damages after being struck by a automobile belonging to Ezra Deal more than two months ago. Whiting and Eppler are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The retiring county road directors held a brief meeting in the county commissioners’ office at the courthouse. Lee Haines will replace Benjamin Middleton on the board for the next term.
The article surveys practical fabrics and trims for women’s wear, from serge and wool blends to net lace and Chantilly, detailing trims like buttons, belts, and motifs. It notes a shift from wide crinoline to narrower street silhouettes and a return of fuller skirts mainly for formal wear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes decorative trims, airiness, and a buoyant motion. The line reads as a fragment lacking clear names places or events, suggesting fashion or textile wording rather than a complete news item.
A vintage recipe for tomato jelly using gelatin celery onion and bay leaf with taragon vinegar. Cook vegetables then dissolve gelatine in cold water combine and strain pour into a mold chill until set. Turn out garnish with lettuce and mayonnaise dressing.
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