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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1915

Page

3

Cumberland Press advertising and delivery details

The Cumberland Press lists subscription rates of eight dollars a year in advance and 26 cents per month, with mail or carrier delivery. Publishing address is 109 Baltimore street and telephone numbers 592 and 693 for communications and orders.

Cumberland Press Baltimore Street

Tide has turned says Farrell of United States Steel

President Farrell of United States Steel Corp asserts in Pittsburgh that business prosperity is imminent due to rising orders and favorable trade indicators. He cites a growing balance of exports over imports, livestock farm values near ten billion, and supportive government policy as drivers of a national upswing. He urges cautious optimism and mutual trade expansion to sustain momentum.

Neutrality and Policy in a Prolonged European War

The text outlines 19th or early 20th century neutrality doctrine amid England and Germany at war last summer. It explains maintaining peace with both sides, the impracticality of ideal neutrality, and the need to follow established non-interference duties while safeguarding trade. It notes the complexity of rights of neutrals on seas and lands under belligerent jurisdiction.

Prominent Birthday Celebrants In Today’s Listings

English actress Mrs Patrick Campbell born in London fifty years ago today. Anthony Hope author of The Prisoner of Zenda born sixty two years ago. Nathan Goff U S senator born seventy two years ago at Clarksburg West Virginia. George Ade humorist born Kentland Indiana fifty nine years. Eva Moore English stage actress born Brighton England forty five years. Cyril Scott actor born County Down Ireland forty nine years. Rear Admiral Bartlett J Cromwell U S N retired born Springplace Georgia seventy five years. Horatio C Claypool congressman born McArthur Ohio fifty six years. Lincoln Dixon congressman born Vernon Indiana fifty five years.

Patrick Campbell America London Anthony Hope Nathan Goff United States West Virginia Clarksburg W. Va George Ade Kentland Ind Eva Moore Brighton England Cyril Scott County Down Ireland Bartlett J. Cromwell Springplace Horatio C. Claypool Congress Ohio McArthur Lincoln Dixon Indiana Vernon

Winter heart theme party ideas and sleighing optimism

A detailed guide to a Valentine winter party with king and queen of hearts, heart shaped decorations, candy heart hunts, numbered hearts for partners, and a Cupid maze. Includes festive foods and a sleighing party trend with chaperoned rides, hot refreshments, and a moonlit country club supper.

Wish Cake and Valentine's Fete Spark Cozy Festivities

The article describes a Valentine party with a heart shaped cake containing a ring or other token to foretell marriage, gift boxes with love potions, and elaborate decor. It also recalls a winter outdoor gathering with sleighing, hot suppers, chafing dishes, and a fondness for candy and hot drinks among young revelers.

Bits of Wit and Wisdom From The Press Readers

A crowded humorous column with assorted jokes and quips about women, men, cooking, health resorts, dressmakers, and daily life. It riffs on marriage, money, luck, and social norms with cartoonish lines and short anecdotes. Read as a light, era-style collage of humor.

A Daily Lesson in History: Century Notes

One Hundred Years Ago Today 1815 death of Claudius Buchanan who planned Bible translation into all languages. Seventy-five Years Ago Today 1840 birth of Rear Admiral William T Samp son who served in the Spanish American War. Five decades back 1865 Oaxaca leader of Mexican republicans surrendered to Gen. Bazaine. Twenty-five Years Ago Today 1890 Schenectady observed the 200th anniversary of a French and Indian massacre.

Claudius Buchanan Glasgow William T. Sampson Palmyra N. Y Washington, D. C Oaxaca Bazaine Maximilian Schenectady

Lines Worth Re Membering

Dare to be true, nothing can need a lie. A fault which needs it most, grows two thereby. George Herbert.

Barber Fined For Union Fence Work Remitted

In Pittsburgh a barber faced a $50 fine for performing carpentry on his fence after Halloween pickets were set aflame by locals. He later paid the carpenters union a $1,376 bill claiming it covered shaving services for barbers. The fine was remitted.

Carpenters’ Union Carpenter’s Union Pittsburgh Chronicle

Fashion show opens with 300 models at Armory

In Chicago on February 9 the Garment Workers association hosts a week long spring and summer joggery fashion show featuring 300 models at the First Regiment Armory. The event showcases new creations and runs throughout the week.

Chicago Garment Workers’ Association First Regiment Armory

Gaby Deslys Debuts In Film “Her Triumph”

Gaby Deslys made her film debut in four reels of the original stage story “Her Triumph.” Paris dancer Gaby appears in the movie released today with former partner Harry Pileer also in the cast.

Gaby New York Gaby Deslys Harry Pileer

Hilton for Sub Treasurer Appointment Reported

President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo plan to appoint Robert G. Hilton of Rockville as United States Sub Treasurer in Baltimore. This appears to be a Lee appointment.

Hilton Wilson Secretary of the Treasury McA Robert G. Hilton Rockville United States Baltimore

Pensions Plan Considered by Methodists Conference

Chicago February 9 A broad plan to establish old age pensions widows and orphans endowments will be discussed at the national Methodist ministers conference in late April. A $10 000 000 fund is sought to support benefits with a pension of half the average salary after 35 years of service. speakers include pension officials from major railroads banks. Dr Joseph B Hingeley chairs the conference claimants board managing the program.

Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad First National Bank of Chicago Joseph B. Hingeley

Marriages Registered Across Maryland and Pennsylvania

Marriage licenses issued for Rosario Carpino and Rosa Noce of Morantown Maryland Charles Arthur Boyer of Somerset Pennsylvania and Mayme Baker of Fairhope Pennsylvania John Richard Mitchell of McKeesport Pennsylvania and Martha Ellen Mullen of Versailles Pennsylvania Charles Dively of Bedford Pennsylvania and Lillian Agnes Wilson of Flintstone Maryland Samuel Crawford of DuBois Pennsylvania and Roda Catherine Leach of Rathmel Pennsylvania Edward Wilson and Edna B Hepler both of Rawlings Maryland Martin L Bevans of Paw Paw West Virginia and Margaret E Huges of Mt Savage Maryland.

Rosario Carpino Rosa Noce Morantown Charles Arthur Boyer Somerset Mayme Baker Fairhope John Richard Mitchell McKeesport Martha Ellen Mullen Versailles Charles Dively Bedford Lillian Agnes Wilson Flintstone Samuel Crawford DuBois Roda Catherine Leach Rathmel Edward Wilson Edna B. Hepler Rawlings Martin L. Bevans Paw Paw W. Va Margaret E. Huges Mt. Savage, Md

Real Estate Transfers List Includes Four Lot Sales

Winmer Brown and wife transfer lot on Upper Broadway to Orlander Spangler for $10. William E. Hitchens transfers lot on Ormond street Frostburg to William F. Roach for $10. Past Endland Co transfers Wempe Street lot to Frederick H. Switzer and wife for $175.

Winmer Brown Orlander Spangler Upper Broadway William E. Hitchens William F. Roach Ormond Street Frostburg Endland Co Frederick H. Switzer Wempe Street

Children Wear German Iron Rings at Baltimore Exchange

More than 178 children of German and Austrian parentage emptied savings banks to buy iron rings at the German exchange office in Baltimore. The day’s intake was shown by stacked pennies nickels and quarters with some gold coins and European money. Adults also contributed money and jewelry including watches spoons and silver trays, noted as purchased by German sympathizers in the city.

Exchange Baltimore

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