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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1916
Page
7
Yesterday at the First arch evangelistic meet included Mr P W Bush of the music. Dr Wharton a soloist and the choir have formed and Bush will conduct a nightly song service. The Baptist Lady Quartet also sings. Tonight's sermon is A Father's Prayer for His Son.
United Press reports famous actress Sarah Bernhardt asserting she was born in Paris at 265 Rue St Honore on October 23, 1844, amid conflicting records from Havre and Holland. The piece recounts her early life, family background, schooling, and initial stage career, ending with a note on a later marriage.
The fragment alleges a pamphlet attacking an unnamed figure, claims of ridicule, and a violent incident with a horsewhip at Mme Colombier’s apartment. It also discusses Oscar Wilde, Salome, and a supposed influence on a London drama, with mention of Wilde’s arrest.
Prince Henry, third son of King George, is too young for front lines and serves as a navvy in the ordnance corps. He helps load and unload army supplies on railway cars and pushes loaded trucks. At fifteen, he is described as sturdy and industrious.
The coldest weather of the winter reached Elkins West Virginia with the thermometer at five degrees below zero at 8 15 Saturday morning. The day’s high reached 31 degrees at 6 15 p m local time, marking a sharp swing in temperatures.
Santa Rosa California January 10 Luther Burbank famed fruit breeder once dreamed of lying in bed amid enormous fruit baskets and sleeping contentedly rather than rising to work His long career contrasts with his childhood wish to enjoy endless fruit and slumber.
Deputy Commissioner letter cites Treasury Decision No 22138 clarifying narcotic refills. Prescriptions containing narcotics in any quantity must include patient and physician details and cannot be refilled, and are to be filed for two years.
Two United States Marines were forcibly removed from a local theater after they stood during the Star Spangled Banner and refused to sit when ordered. A District Supreme Court justice ruled theater managers may eject patrons under similar circumstances and Marine Corps protests will not change the decision.
Fourteen German armored mino planes bombarded Dunkirk killing six civilians. Two aircraft were captured. An Austrian torpedo sank the French battleship Courbet. Some reports say the Allies rapidly forced a passage through the Dardanelles.
Aziz Jan 10 report from Prescott describes Rakaykel a pre historic man fossil found in a residential district. Copper encrustation on bones explains the green hue and a skull reveals unusual cranial development.
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