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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1916
Page
3
Reader asks about reducing facial expressions and aging lines. Advice covers relaxing tense lips, lip massage, and using healing cream lipstick. Diet tips include reducing starches and dairy, increasing fruits and greens, and regular exercise and Turkish baths. Birthdays listed for notable figures mark anniversaries of the day.
A survey of notable women including Countess Magic Mrs Tom Thumb turning 75 next October Frances Morgan J P Morgan daughter learning bookbinding Queen Marguerite writing a patriotic hymn Mary Wiggins organizing Wisconsin women’s dept Alice J L George first woman secretary in DC Miss Mabel Henderson 17 fights timber wall with mop handle Mrs Russell Sage endows Emma Willard School Emily Luck runs Cambridge free dental clinic Clara L Power Boston lawyer Watch on the Spree Berlin women police and Berlin railways adopt pants for safety.
Eva Mae Metz, once central to a national sensational case accusing Richmond pastor Rev Frank Horn of dual identities, has married Ed ward St Maurice in San Francisco and honeymooning in Southern California. The affair involved claims of aliases, mistaken marriages, and a tangled web with several witnesses and possible twins.
The note surveys anniversaries from 1816 to 1866 and 1891, noting Waterloo era thanksgiving, Chabrier birth and death, Colorado statehood efforts, Civil War events, Bourbon Naples suppression, Bowie’s New Orleans death, and Jamaican constitutional dissolution. It closes with a reflection on cooperation.
A garbled collection of quotations references Marcus Aurelius Horace Mann and remarks on habit business waste and manufacture. The text mentions weaving a daily thread of habit and a remark about waste in big business. It reads like a stray OCR fragment with unclear context and attribution.
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