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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
5
The article urges thrifty spring home refresh using chintz or cretonne to add color without heavy costs. It cautions matching colors to room personality and existing furniture, warns against copying others’ schemes, and suggests soft gray walls with lavender accents or blue and rose pink options to harmonize with mahogany.
A domestic science guide suggests boiled ox heart with raisin sauce as an economical yet appetizing main course. It provides steps for cooking, including making a raisin and walnut sauce, and describes a risotto of rice and a lemon dessert with beet preparations.
Philadelphia reports the International Lumber and Development Company case virtually ended as Supreme Court denial of rehearing arrives. Promoters face five to two year terms and fines as high as 10000. Chicago outlines Rev. James Morrison Darnell the “Marrying parson” facing Mann Act charges with multiple possible federal venues.
Coal properties are expected to rise in value over years as coal production increases. The Coal Trade Journal notes that poor returns, not falling tonnage, have hurt the trade. Virginia and Pennsylvania counties such as Boone Logan Green and Washington are cited as future growth areas accessible to transport but not yet developed at any notable scale.
Edwin Markham praises the Panama Pacific Exposition for its illuminated courts and buildings describing the scene as a revelation of beauty that could set new standards for art and joy in loveliness. The poet emphasizes the modern world’s remarkable achievement in architecture and illumination.
Interests of the Allbourn Coal Co back a plan to open Lynn Coal Co lease at Matewan developing about 200 acres. A $30,000 tipple will be erected soon. Huntington dispatch notes rapid progress at Pursglove Maher Co mines in Logan County with shipments likely within 60 days. Red Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Co near Delorme upgrades Grapevine mine to 20 000 tons monthly and opens Mate Creek property promising a 600 000 ton capacity at a cost around $200 000.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened its probe into the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway in Washington on February 25. It questions whether the system’s financial troubles stem from gifts of 100000 to top officials, and plans to summon Daniel G. Reid William H. Moore and former directors for testimony.
Dr. Robert T. Farnahan of Washington died suddenly on a Tuesday aboard a train from the rs in Altoona Pennsylvania. He was 73 and the body was taken to Washington for burial.
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