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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1915

Page

2

No Man Should Smoke Says Dr Hirshberg

A medical note argues tobacco offers no health benefit and urges all to quit. It discusses nicotine’s effects on mood and physiology, critiques nicotine substitutes, and recommends practical steps including milks, crackers, chocolate, and persistent willpower to end tobacco hunger within months. It warns against silver nitrate cures and emphasizes personal resolve.

Leonard Keene Hirshberg Johns Hopkins Europe

Morrison Music Co Employes Banquet Held At Stafford

The Morrison Music Company held its monthly employes banquet at the Stafford dining room with managers from each department giving talks. Mr. Holland praised the staff, noting the previous year was the best in the firm's history. Attendees included I. T. Holland, W. T. Tatroe, W. L. Tatroe, E. C. Brink, R. H. Lancaster, W. J. Ranney, Joseph I. Cramer, Herbert Dawson, Phillip Jolley, Verne Herbster, Mark Seifert, J. H. Brown, Samuel Lands, Paul Mann, Gilbert Kohl, Frank Dunlap, Miss Mae Ward, Miss L. B. Seifert, Miss F. Zerbaugh, Miss E. M. Seifert, Mrs. I. T. Holland, Mrs. V. L. Tatroe, L. E. Van Sant.

Morrison Music Company Stafford Mr. Holland I. T. Holland W. T. Tatroe W. L. Tatroe E. C. Brink R. H. Lancaster W. J. Ranney Joseph I. Cramer Herbert Dawson Phillip Jolley Verne Herbster Mark Seifert J. H. Brown Samuel Landis Paul Mann Gilbert Kohl Frank Dunlap Mae Ward L. B. Seifert F. Zerbaugh E. M. Seifert V. L. Tatroe L. E. van Sant

Second trial raises verdict in ice cream parlor mortgage case

Franklin J. Hoselrode sued John G. Merz bach over an unreleased mortgage on an ice cream parlor. The jury awarded Hoselrode $2,140 after a retrial, up from $1,600 in the previous verdict. A separate trial for Charles Green against Joseph H. Reinhart over furniture removal began and was not expected to finish before evening.

Franklin J. Hoselrode John G. Merzbach Haselrode Charles Green Joseph H. Reinhart Charles G. Watson Green Albert A. Doub Reinhart

Thann Under Fire as German Shells Drive Frontline Ruin

Paris reports Thann in Upper Alsace is swept by fire from German shells as forces clash along the Vosges and Alsace front. Meulhausen and Reichweiler suffer heavy bombardment while French aviators drop bombs and the Meulhausen railway station is destroyed. Albert Roberts of Baltimore, chosen custodian of the Maryland building at the Panama exposition, travels via Cumberland to San Francisco to assume duties, meeting his cousin A R D Banks on arrival.

Paris Thann Alsace Helfort Vosges Alsance Aisne Amiens Iwo Berlin Meulhausen Reichweiler Albert Roberts Baltimore Maryland San Francisco Cumberland A. R. D. Banks Wallace Street Roberts St Louis Jamestown

Mrs Ridgeley Injured in Electric Car Accident

Mrs C M Ridgeley of Cumberland Street suffered a sprained ankle a dislocated knee cap and facial bruises when an electric car between Baltimore and Washington stopped abruptly last Saturday She was the only passenger hurt while others remained uninjured She is staying at the Emerson Hotel after delegation duties in Baltimore last week and will return home when able.

Baltimore Washington C. M. Ridgeley Cumberland Street

Championship of Allegany At Stake Duckpin Match

All is in readiness for a big duckpins match at Firlie's South End Bowling alleys tonight. The game begins a six game series between South End and Savoy for Allegany county championship. Games alternate between South End and Savoy alleys.

Firlie South End Savoy Allegany County

Butts Ordered to Pay Alimony and Fees

Judge Robert R. Henderson ordered Frank Butts to pay Ida E. Butts $25 in counsel fees and $30 per month alimony starting February 1. Butts filed for divorce on statutory grounds and Ida petitioned for alimony and fees through attorneys Frank A. Perdew and W. V. Wilson.

Robert R. Henderson Frank Butts Ida E. Butts Butts Atttorneys Frank A. Perdew W. V. Wilson

County Commissioners Hold Monthly Session

County officials met in monthly session handling routine matters. Citizens urged tax reductions during the meeting.

Russian gains in Poland as Hindenburg forces attack near Warsaw

Petrograd reports prolonged battles east of Lowicz with fierce German assaults and Russian counterattacks. German losses are described as colossal as Von Hindenburg’s forces press the Russian center in a bid toward Warsaw. Berlin cites Bulgarian papers accusing Russians of pillage in Bukowina.

Petrograd Lowicz Poland Bolimow von Hindenburg Warsaw Berlin Bukowina

Rivers Swell After Rain No Major Damage Reported

Heavy rain and melting snow caused the Potomac to overflow its banks at several points near Wills Creek but damage was minimal. A landslide east of town on the Western route tied the line at Town Creek before midnight and was cleared by 6 am. Passenger train No. 7 was diverted via the Baltimore and Ohio between Hancock and Cumberland.

Potomac River Wills Creek Here Town Creek Baltimore and Ohio Hancock Cumberland

Keefauver to Revive Sons of Veterans Camp in Cumberland

William A. Keefauver a former Maryland division commander arrives in Cumberland on Thursday February 4 to organize a Sons of Veterans camp. Cumberland previously had a camp that disbanded years ago.

Camp Sons OF Veterans William A. Keefauver Hagerstown Maryland The Sons of Veterans Cumberland

Careful diet to guard Belgian babies

New York February 2 Thousands of Belgian babies will receive specially prepared food via boxes from the Commission for Relief in Belgium Woman's Section The program targets babies of war victims and healthy infants alike with condensed milk patent barley flour rice corn meal oats and salt Each box weighs about 35 pounds and costs 5 25 wholesale sufficient for four weeks for one infant

New York Bush Terminal Commission For Relief Belgium Belgian Relief Commission Broadway

Local lists of residents by town and pairings

John Earl Harvey and Anna Peay Shay of Howard Pa Warren Lewis Wil's and Gertrude Hlloran of Altoona Pa Edward Pius Stewart Spangler Pa and Agnes Lester Rennie St Benedict Pa Jesse Hanson Riggleman Moorfield W Va and Stella Snyder Keyser W Va Edward Kingsley Miller and Eric Agnes Long Cumberland Pa Charles Edward Swanger and Cath erine Jane Taylor Connellsville Pa

John Earl Harvey Anna Peay Shay Howard Warren Lewis Wil's Gertrude Hlloran Altoona Edward Pius Stewart Spangler Agnes Lester Rennie St. Benedict Jesse Hanson Riggleman Moorefield W. Va Stella Snyder Keyser Edward Kingsley Miller Eric Agnes Long Cumberland Charles Edward Swanger Catherine Jane Taylor Connellsville

Salvation Army Employment Bureau Seeks Various Positions

The Free Employment Bureau at Salvation Army Headquarters 65 North Mechanic Street lists applications for numerous posts including a girl for general housework a woman for country work a clerk and an accountant plus 2 firemen 2 drivers 4 concrete workers 25 laborers 6 washerwomen 2 women cooks and a RA engineer seeking situations.

Salvation Army Employment Bureau Free Employment Bureau Salvation Army North Mechanic Street R. A

Wheel ing & Lake Erie Railroad Faces Auction in April

Cleveland, February 2. Twelve thousand stockholders await April when 36.5 million dollars will be sought to settle obligations for the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad. The 460 miles of track 9700 freight cars 84 passenger coaches and 210 locomotives are to be auctioned as Ohio abandons state purchase plans.

Cleveland, O Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Ohio United States Wheeling & Lake Erie Lake Erie New York Myron T. Herrick France Gould Interests Brewster, Co W. & L. E. Earishops

Railroad line eyed for sale after failed auction

The road now runs ten passenger trains and serves Canton Zanesville Toledo and many Ohio towns. An auction to sell the line here a few months ago failed.

Brewster Canton Zanesville Toledo Ohio

Personal notes from Martinsburg area social circle

Cumberland guest F A Bolinger visited Miss Hines West Race Street on Sunday. Daniel Houck, westward bound railroad agent, departed on train No 1 last night. Mrs Hugh McSherry Miller and her newborn daughter returned to Martinsburg with Mrs B S Chesshire after visiting Miller's parents. A L Bageant of Martinsburg visited recovering relative at hospital and staying with B H Joliffe. Mrs William Nolan of this city visits Mrs Jennie Hull at Clear Spring.

F. A. Bolinger Cumberland Cthel Hines West Race Street Martinsburg Daniel Houck Hugh McSherry Miller A. L. Bageant

Property Trust Deeds In Allegany and Mineral Counties

Robert MacDonald and wife transfer property on Washington Street to trustees of the Presbyterian Congregation of Allegany County for $1. Warren Harr and wife deed a trust to Harry G. Fisher, trustee, conveying a mineral county land parcel in West Virginia for $1.

Robert MacDonald Presbyterian Congregation Allegany County Washington Street Warren Harr Harry G. Fisher Mineral Country W. Va

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