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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
7
The article previews African Game Trials and Col Roosevelt’s East Africa visit. It highlights gentleman farmers on Boer farms with clean houses and home made furniture, gardens, and cattle sheds. The piece notes Roosevelt’s descriptions of wildlife and the dangerous encounters he faced during his African trip. Coupons are required to obtain the book at a stated expense.
Johnstown reports Martin Holleran and Angelo Marcominio were killed and four other miners fatally injured when a runaway train of loaded coal cars crashed into the miners as they entered the Altoona Coal Company's mine near Janey Pennsylvania.
Incomplete notice shows a phone number 833 and hints at an advertisement. The readable text lacks details on product or service and provides no clear names or locations.
At the Consolidation Coal Co. power plant in Hutchinson West Virginia a set of water cooling sprays adds a scenic yet utilitarian feature. The plant expansion will nearly double capacity and provide power for the Monongahela Valley Traction Co. through improved water reuse and gas engine cooling.
The Coal Trade Journal notes growing support for mechanical stokers on locomotives. It says stokers deliver more coal per ton mile, allow lower grade fuels, and provide steadier steam pressure, enabling large engines to run efficiently beyond human firing limits.
Charles F. Smouse aged 50 collapsed at his Maryland avenue residence in Fairmont W Va Wednesday night. heart trouble given as cause. He leaves a wife four sons and a daughter and was a Woodmen of the World member. Body taken to Oakland Maryland for funeral services and burial.
Earl A. Henry of the West Virginia Department of Mines reports that the state's coal industry maintained growth while other states faced reductions. For the year, coal output reached about 72.8 million net tons with coke at 1.6 million tons.
Estimated 1914 bituminous coal output in Pennsylvania is 150 million tons versus 173.78 million in 1918, a drop of 23.78 million tons or 13.6 percent. Regions show lower demand from railroads and manufacturers, coke output down about 30 percent, and mining paused briefly for wage talks and drought in the Pittsburgh district. No major labor or transport shortages. mining continued overall.
Eyler's Indoor Summer Garden showcases rainbow peas turkey and chicken products, fresh country pork sausage and apples. The ad promises value and a large assortment typical of the store.
Lake Maryland January 29 The Pulp Mill defeated Paper Mill No. 2 on Devon Club Alleys two games to one by nine pins. McMullen Shoe values ae.
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