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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press lists subscription rates and delivery options. One year in advance three dollars. six cents per day via carrier. advertising rates on application. contact at 109 Baltimore Street, phone 592.
The Washington Post argues the United States must force Britain to end interference that could lead to war. It contends restraint by the U.S. will protect relations with Britain and other nations, and insists neutrality requires enforcing rights against sea power excesses.
A Cumberland City Hall audience voiced unusual unanimity for re assessment with minor method disputes. The pledge implies smooth passage, contrasting with the ongoing bond payment shortage. A Boston attorney, Sher man L. Whipple, told the Unitarian Club that justice is a monopoly for lawyers and priced by payment, urging bar associations to act on the claim.
A Stock holm dispatch notes Swedish irritation at British interference with commerce and searches of neutral ships. The piece argues Britain’s sea power harms itself, urges the United States to defend its rights, and calls for firm administration against British aggression to preserve peace. It ends with a confusing insertion of household tips about preservation and cleaning.
Minnie Dupres the actress, Eugene Brieux, Augustine Birrell, David Starr Jordan, John L Neulsen, Albert Earling, and Joseph M Carey are noted as having birthdays today. The list names their roles and birthplaces, with ages ranging from 42 to 70.
A compact pagh tribute notes lines about valor and mortality from an old poem with vivid battle imagery. The excerpt reflects on soldiers and horses in a red burial as dawn breaks over a field.
Editors praise Bryan's adherence to statutes and his Vick letter stance on rewarding deserv ing Democrats while noting critics. The column covers prohibition's rising political role, WV coal growth, Billy Sunday scheduling, and a royal palace guard surge with metropolitan special constables in Britain.
Private Victor Albert Baker, 23, who quit his job on the Canadian Pacific railway to join the army, married Bertha Vendon Bosch, a Belgian refugee from Antwerp. After a brief courtship begun six weeks earlier through a cousin, Baker obtained a marriage license during a 36 hour leave and wed at Lindengrove church Camdenwell London. The couple spent a one day honeymoon in Peckham.
A collage of witty quips and observational snippets on women, men, money, and society. Jokes touch on streetcars, suffrage, manners, and everyday life with a breezy, era voice. Notable lines include an Eskimo patient paying no doctor fee and remarks on Venus discoveries and housework.
Cincinnati judge Almon M. Warner, closing six years on the divorce bench, shares wisdom from 6,000 domestic cases. He cautions that ignorance of cooking and unpreparedness for marriage fuel strife while urging couples to know each other, love deeply, and avoid liquor as a factor in divorce.
One hundred years ago today 1815 Lambert abandoned the New Orleans expedition. Seventy five years ago today 1840 Wilkes discovered the Antarctic continent. Fifty years ago today 1865 the last Canadian parliament before Confederation opened. Ten years ago today 1905 a saluting battery fired grape shot toward the Czar at the Neva blessing ceremony.
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