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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press announces a February 6 1915 start for a verse contest inviting poems in all forms including doggerel and limericks. Readers urged to submit poetry as Spring themes are suggested and extra postal staff arranged to handle demand.
The Pittsburg Sun notes a surge in aerial activity as aviators from rival nations target concentration camps, depots, fortifications and towns. It highlights rapid air power growth, promises and cautions about future demonstrations, plus calls for possible limits on sky warfare.
George J. Gould born in New York City 51 years ago today. George H. Hodges born in Orion Wisconsin 49 years ago today. Asher Hinds born in Benton Maine 52 years ago today. George W. Loft born in New York City 50 years ago today. John M. Smith born in Belfast Ireland 62 years ago today. Wooda N. Carr born in Pittsburgh 44 years ago today. Max Flack born in East St. Louis 24 years ago today. Alexandre Ribot born in St Omar France 73 years ago today. Robert J. Gamble born in Genessee County New York 64 years ago today. Francis Wilson born in Philadelphia 61 years ago today. Eben Plympton born in Boston 2 years ago today. Robert B. Mantell born in Irvine Scotland 61 years ago today. Patrick J. Moran born in Fitchburg Massachusetts 59 years ago today.
General Francisco Villa assumed the presidency of Mexico, a move noted for its decisive character. The account highlights the moment when a leadership hand was needed and Villa stepped in to fill the void.
Washington observers warn that war in Europe highlights the need for an American merchant marine as 5 000 English and 2 000 German ships are affected by hostilities. They urge practical action, study unemployment relief, and market expansion while noting Zeppelin limits and uncertain future London raids.
A historical feature notes events from 1815 to 1901 including the pardon of Baratarian pirates for New Orleans defense, the death of Maj. Gen. John Pegram, and a 1890 Melbourne federation milestone. It also marks Christian Endeavor Week with nationwide observances and services led by over four million members.
A sample verse showcases expectations for a poetry contest with a tale of a crowded car, plotters, and a pig killed for New Year dinner, followed by an tribute poem praising Lonaconing basketball stars and their qualities with named players and notions of victory.
A poetic fragment chronicles autumn scenes in West Virginia and Virginia, praising Lonaconing and the hillside treks with a dog named Ned. It reflects nostalgic travel over Pinnickinnick hill with vivid fall imagery, daisies and fading sunlight.
Poem excerpt praising courage and resolve. Quoted lines celebrate power and order with a call for a vigilant Ship of State ready for action. Includes attributions to Lowell and Wadsworth.
Berlin reports the admiralty defends proclaiming a blockade of England and warning non belligerent ships. It says no attack on neutrals is intended and neutrals have time to leave dangerous waters. Berlin newspapers endorse the stance and cite England’s orders and neutral protests as supporting Allies.
Notice to contractors of sealed proposals for resurfacing 1.74 miles of State Highway along the National Pike from near Cumberland to Nave's Farm Road. Bids are due at 601 Garrett Building Baltimore by 12 m February 16 and will be publicly opened and read.
A walking suit described in blue wool features a gaiter collar, a standing white maline collar, a black sash, and silk frogs.
A humorous collage of quips and observations touching politics, agriculture, daily life, and social foibles. Jokes about farmers, pickpockets, fashion, marriage, and manners appear in a playful, magazine-style miscellany with names and places lightly referenced.
Werner Horn known as the bridge wrecker began a custodial journey to the Machias County jail under Sheriff Ross after a court appearance in Vanceboro. He faces 80 days for the damage caused by the explosion and may be surrendered to federal authorities for extradition to Canada upon completion of his sentence.
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