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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press notes in February 1915 how Henry Fairfield Osborn urges continued exploration amid global war. It analyzes England’s blockade threat, admiralty traffic cuts, and the potential impact of Germany severing cables on Britain’s isolation and morale.
An American surgeon, Dr L B Crow formerly of Chicago’s Cook County Hospital, who served with the French Red Cross, urges young girls and inexperienced doctors not to go abroad for hospital work saying untrained workers cause more trouble. He notes the dangers of Europe and claims skilled workers are valuable.
The fragment discusses visiting local points of interest instead of a field hospital and mentions young ladies expected to attend large military functions from front seats.
Philip Burton from Frostburg introduces teammates Skillet Bur ton on bass and Webster from the hometown, noting strong practice habits and local welcome. He hints at future performances, while a separate political reflection recalls President is urged to lead with integrity and unity amid a looming crisis.
The Cumberland Press will pay the sum of 1.00 each week to the author submitting the best short poem on a local subject.
A dated letter to the editor reveals a local painter on Water Street describing his entry into a four member group linked to C. Reppert's 1910 band. He names Knoyer on cornet with the Arion Band and Crowe on alto, detailing months of practice and pride in their fledgling ensemble.
The piece laments recurring hard times in Cumberland Maryland with references to the B&O trains, Potomac River valley, and the C&O Canal. It closes with a farewell sentiment from Co. E. Daniels, Cumberland, Md.
A Chicago Herald editorial extols President Wilson as bearing an immense wartime and peacetime burden. It urges all Americans to support his integrity and resolve, praising his candor, circumspection, and determination to act for the nation’s welfare. It stresses unity among political factions and confidence in his leadership during perilous times.
The Kansas City Star analyzes national results by party strength in each state. Democrats carried 26 states in November, Republicans 21, with California favoring Progressives for Gov. Johnson. A Democrat won a Senate seat by a narrow margin. total electoral votes 531, 266 needed for victory.
Bob L. McClarey the well known barber will join forces with Mr. C G Berkshire. McClarey will be permanently located at the Mechanic street shop No 20% and friends and patrons are invited to call.
In Midland on February 23 the All Stars won three games in bowling action against the Wild Cats at the Ashland alleys. Team scores show the All Stars at 1202 finishing with higher total while the Wild Cats posted 1139.
The Modern Concrete Construction Company will hold a stockholders meeting in Room Nineteen, Third National Bank Building, Cumberland Maryland, on March 25, 1915 at 7 30 p m for director elections and other business. Cumberland Md Feb 28 Advertisement.
A leading American pharmacist argues that the new Mildred in a Hair Remedy could end baldness and scalp diseases within years if sales rise, claiming it kills germs and cures dandruff in three weeks with a money back guarantee. The claim is drawing wide discussion in the medical press.
An advertisement promises a free large sample of a Hair Remedy to readers who mail a coupon to American Proprietary Co. in Boston, with name and address and ten cents to cover postage. This is a direct mail gimmick aimed at collecting personal details for marketing.
A collage of humorous quips and cartoons from The Daily Special includes jokes about safety, fashion, farm life, and daily absurdities. It features bits about Luke McLuke, local names, and social foibles, concluding with light commentary on show business and public manners.
Emil Nerlich a Toronto resident faced high treason charges in the Criminal Assizes after arrest two weeks earlier on an indictment. He and his wife also await a separate conspiracy to commit high treason charge. Conviction would carry the death penalty though details of the evidence remain undisclosed.
Hundreds of blue blooded dogs from every breed gathered at Madison Square Garden for the 39th Westminster Kennel Club exhibition opening in New York City. Visitors admired top hounds as the show began and will continue through Friday.
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