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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1915
Page
4
The piece outlines a practical baby clothing system with front or back fastenings, recommends matching fastenings, and advises on a growing wardrobe from three months to six months. It cautions against tight garments, stresses warmth at feet, and notes shortening clothes reduces risk to development.
A home cook’s guide to transforming leftovers into scallops and queen fritters with lemon sauce. It lists egg salad prune pie and fruit cocktail, plus detailed steps for a meat pie filled with breadcrumbs and milk, a lemon glaze, and a prune dessert with cream frosting.
New York reports David Belasco's latest play Marie Odile with Frances Starr in the lead has provoked strong reactions in theatrical circles. The plot follows a convent novice in Alsace during the Franco Prussian War who bears a child after an encounter with a German Uhlan and returns to the convent believing a providence allowed the birth.
Sir Richard Crawford begins duties as commercial attache at the British embassy focusing on wartime commercial matters. He will oversee arrangements with American wool interests to bring wool into the United Kingdom.
Washington notes a three day annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States drawing eminent merchants financiers manufacturers and exporters to the capital. President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Secretaries McAdoo and Redfield will speak as topics cover foreign trade merchant marine and administration business policy.
Former President Taft Governor Goethals and other notable figures were subpoenaed to testify in the John Burke bribery case. Burke, once Panama Canal commissary manager, faces federal indictments alleging about $21,000 in bribe payments for canal supplies.
Fordham University will stage its annual indoor games this afternoon in the Twenty second Regiment armory. The feature event is a special relay at a mile between the New York A. C. Irish American A. C. and Boston A. A. The meet is described as the most pretentious yet undertaken by Fordham boys.
An old classified notice advertises taxi service with the phone number 700 for around the clock calls. It promotes pickup and transportation availability and urges readers to contact for rides.
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