Cumberland Press delivery and contact notices
The Cumberland Press informs readers of daily carrier service with telephone orders for delivery. Subscription rates are $3.00 in advance, with advertising rates available on application. Address communications to The Cumberland Press at 109 Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Md. Phone numbers 592 and 593.
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Open a Bank Account Now and Quinine Prices in War
A 1916 publication urges opening bank accounts to teach savings, detailing benefits of checks and early financial habits for youth. It also discusses quinine price increases tied to WWI, noting Britain controls seed supplies from India and Dutch sources, with Pan American ties and implications for producers.
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John McCormack Portrayed as a Humble Irish Icon
In a Pictorial Review feature from February, Jane Lee recounts anecdotes about John McCormack. A fan tale in Los Angeles describes a singing star soothed by a kindly old woman, while a manager relays a moving Ocean Grove tribute from Dr. Wardle. McCormack is framed as natural and approachable, yet a national institution.
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Rippling Rhymes and Stage News From New York
A collage of theater notes and verse by Walt Mason readers recounts shifts in New York stages. News covers Treasure Island tours, Sir Herbert Tree’s Shakespeare festival, Ben Hur’s enduring appeal, and Hippodrome and Winter Garden crowds.
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A Bit Of Everything Off Agin On Agin
A compilation of quotes and quips from political commentary and society notes. The piece includes reflections on party loyalty and reform, a humorous take on ice versus heat, and a satirical exchange with a newspaper editor about a misidentified police chief.
Across the Way Jokes and Musings in a Daily Laugh
A collection of light quips and dialogues about neighbors and everyday life. Jokes touch on names and trades, social manners, and humorous exchanges. The piece includes remarks about progress in Europe, rail travel, and light satire on family roles.
Losing One's Temper In Everyday Life
A fragment advises on staying calm when disputes arise with friends. It stresses self control and steady conduct to keep exchanges friendly rather than hostile. The passage emphasizes resolving disagreements without damaging relationships.
Seek Truth and Loyalty as Ultimate Aims in Discourse
The passage urges that truth is the world’s supreme good and one should strive to be a devoted disciple. It cautions that when disagreement arises in conversation with the unreconciled, one should quickly shift topics to preserve safety and balance.
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Academy Bulletin praised as Western Maryland school journal
A January issue of the Academy Bulletin from Allegany County Academy is highlighted as Western Maryland's sole school magazine. The piece commends its literary quality, advertising, and overall presentation and anticipates future issues with interest.
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Dinner at Willard House with Wilsons Noted
A Washington Times passage describes a dinner served for Mrs. Marshall at the Willard Hotel drawing room where the vice president and Mrs. Wilson are staying this season.
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