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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
2
Fire claim paid to Hanna group for a past blaze with $129 and a forecast of $1,200 more this week. St Michael fair prize items, bank director elections, and community events fill Frostburg items with dances, concerts, band notes, and local notices.
George Wagus tas is ill since Sunday with grip. Clifford Knippenberg is ill with tonsillitis. Miss Catherine Broderick returns to Wheeling West Virginia after visiting her parents. Bailiff James Evans, previously homebound with grip, is now able to go out.
Eckhart dr O U A M installs officers for the term with senior officers led by A L Snyder as junior past councilor and William Nelson as council. Frank McMullen serves as vice councilor and William Rephorn as recording secretary. The event included the orchestra’s first appearance led by Miss Sadie from the Bible class and M E Church.
The Cumberland Press asks subscribers to inform the local representative Hoffmeister at RR A Hoffmeister about any late deliveries. Patrons are urged to telephone personals and other news items to the local representative as well, with appreciation for timely alerts.
The Tri-Towns community mourns Captain Patrick Mullen a long trusted Baltimore and Ohio employee and Civil War veteran Known for gentleness friendship and strong character he served with high honors and shared recollections with many friends A sincere expression of sympathy is extended to his family.
Keyser, W V attorney C J Ruteime returned from Florida after investigating conditions in the citrus industry. He said the mood there is dull and a grower reported shipping a box to New York for 1.30 and receiving 90 cents. He believes business is gradually improving. An elderly local man named Herman Dean is also mentioned in the report.
Dr. Leonard K. Hirshberg summarizes experiments by Prof. Cannon and Dr. A. J. Carlson showing that mild exercise does not lower hunger, but vigorous activity reduces appetite. Sleep preserves stomach contractions, while mental activity does not affect hunger. anxiety and anger briefly halt hunger movements due to hormonal and neural triggers.
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