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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1915
Page
5
Genevieve Champ Clark calls American women to insist on Made in U S A goods. She argues patriotism, employment, and quality depend on domestic purchases and urges women as primary buyers to support the movement and bond reciprocity between manufacturers and consumers.
Berlin reports a Christmas Eve tale from East Prussia where Russian shells caused a lake to flood with fish. Soldiers and townspeople collected the haul, sharing fish dinners as shells fell. A separate Dixmude battle recalls three Berlin volunteers surviving a brutal street fight after a bomb, one saved by fate and battle chaos.
Col Roosevelt on a Central Africa hunting trip finds European settlers naming a tree hyrax teddy bear after the American toy bears. The Press touts African Game Trails a 600 page travel book with 200 rare photos and color plates, offered via coupon plan at a reduced price.
Miss Mildred Anderson performing as Pomona and in Mrs Christian Hemmicks Dispute of the Muses drew plaudits at a Washington Soiree Artistique for daring costume and graceful dancing amid a throng of guests a few evenings ago.
Judge Henderson ruled in favor of Henry Shriver many faults found in the Cumberland bid process for 150000 paying bonds. The court held Alexander Brown & Sons illegal for an alternate bid that disclosed other bids, voiding the award and confirming the need for public sale and re advertisement.
A reflective piece presents lines about memory and unity. It cites Cowper on idle watches and celebrates the union of lakes lands States hearts hands and the flag. The excerpt mirrors themes of national solidarity and enduring identity.
Washington reports thousands seek to send funds to relatives in Europe but the State Department can remit only to American citizens for expenses of returning home. Banks may remit to private individuals but risk confiscation and wartime chaos. Many elderly Europeans rely on U S relatives as remittances falter and relief options are unclear.
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