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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1915
Page
5
Maryland Theatre greets Champlin and company with The Stranger and The Littlest Rebel. The Champlin troupe brings a three act set with spectacular scenery and emotional climaxes while promising near sellout seats and a Wednesday matinee featuring The Master of the House.
A collection of short war notes from multiple cities reports acts and remarks. British rubber collar given to Austrian navy men Paris soldiers injuries and hospital stays London witty trench life comments Berlin Scots Greys label and German hits claim Dutch shopfront language ban in Strasbourg Belgian paper sales banned and archery bows seized by Germans all reflecting wartime mood and events.
The Press presents Col Roosevelt's African Game Trails noting wheat and fruit under the equator, lush watercourse forests, and flowering plains. It describes giant lobelins, red gladiolas, lotus lilies, date palms, and fragrant groves, promising education for the whole family via the coupon plan.
Residents witnessed a large aeroplane kite seeming to fly over downtown followed by a dummy figure of a woman. A light line connected the kite to the Maryland Theatre and a banner announced Champlin's theatre tonight, signaling a trapeze stunt.
Employment offer promises $20 to $35 per month extra money without interfering with regular work. No selling, no canvassing, no investment required. Unemployed need not apply. Mail or visit The Silver Mirror Co. Inc. at 123 W Madison St Chicago UL.
The item references the Mirror Co. Inc. located at 123 W. Madison Street in Chicago, indicating a business address detail in the historical text.
Vernon Collier of Brunswick remains gravely ill as his brother Leonard of Berkeley Springs donated his blood to aid his life. The railroad worker suffered a brain tumor that caused blindness, with the Johns Hopkins transfusion enabling a life-saving operation. He recently returned home, but his condition worsens.
A resolution at the forty seventh annual encampment of the Department of the Potomac GAR in Washington last week approved admitting Sons of Veterans to join the GAR. The action aims to replenish dwindling membership and is expected to gain national approval.
Orphans Court of Allegany County Maryland has granted letters testamentary on the estate of Francis M Gramlich late of Allegany County Maryland deceased. Creditors must present vouchers by July 26 1915 or be barred from benefits. Debtors should pay promptly. Emma Gramlich Charles H McEvoy Joseph Glick Executors.
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