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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
3
Household guidance on refreshing winter packed clothes and restoring whiteness. Methods include bleaching with cream of tartar, kerosene suds, sun drying, sour milk, and bluing water. separate bleaching for lace. silk garments with bran and sulphur fumes. straw hats treated with oxalic acid or chlorine water. and bran wash for delicate lawn and muslin without soap.
Several summer recipes include a slow simmered fowl with onion carrot and herbs, finished in butter and oven bake. A chilled asparagus and lettuce soup uses stock, tapioca and cream, while cold chicken with ham bread crumb mould is steamed, served with fried bread fingers and shad roes. Shrimp salad blends asparagus tips capers and mayonnaise on crisp lettuce.
Hot dry weather across Shenandoah Valley and Potomac region kills moisture. No meaningful rainfall since May 4 leaves ground dry and vegetation parched. Frederick county applegrowers warn York Imperial crop will be reduced while many young trees under 15 years drop fruit. Stayman Winesap Jonathan Ben Goldeng and Black Twig yields also fall.
New York June 3. Dr Charles H Baxter resident physician at Blackwell Island workhouse held on $2500 bail for selling morphine to a woman inmate. The buyer was an agent sent to the Island by Commissioner of Corrections Dayo de in an graft probe.
A militant suffragette protest near Buckingham Palace ended with two women jailed after one chained herself to the gate and another waved a flag shouting Votes for women. Police intervened as King George and Queen Mary were away.
West Virginia cadet corps of four companies and the band spent five days at Camp Caddel near Kingwood before returning to Morgantown. Cadets trained at the state range from June 2.
The Federal convention of Catholic societies in New York state adopted a resolution opposing the Hobson bill proposing national prohibition.
Washington June 3 William Rockefeller is physically able to testify at the Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into the financial affairs of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad Frances Mc Adams the examiner told chief counsel Joseph W Folk Rockefeller will be among the early witnesses Folk refused to name the exact day for his appearance
Des Moines reports show United States Senator A. B. Cummins winning the Republican nomination with a 30,000 vote majority over A. B. Savage in yesterday's primaries. Returns indicate Cummins leads across the state as tabulation continues.
New Castle Indiana June 3 Detective R H Abel who helped arrest Dr W A Winters Mrs Winters and W H Cooper on charges of conspiracy to commit a felony in the Catherine Winters disappearance withdrew from the case after prosecutor W R Myers failed to file affidavits in circuit court accusing Cooper and Mrs Winters of first degree murder.
Richard Munsie Cook and Mary Cornelia Grove of Luke Maryland, Coyle Warfield I NeaI from Camberland Maryland, and Trucinda Porter McMillan of Mt Savage Maryland are cited in a regional notice listing residents and affiliations.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. John ONeal of Race Street says their daughter Anna B. will marry Daniel L. OToole of Sharon Pennsylvania. OToole previously lived in Cumberland and played for Cumberland baseball last year. A separate notice reports a June 3 decree by Judge Reelstab dissolving the Thread Trust led against American Thread Company and affiliates after government efforts to end the alleged monopoly.
In New York on June 3 Miss May Sullivan testified for the last time in her $150000 breach of promise suit against Arthur Free son of a noted printing press builder. She denied testimony given against her by Hoe and others.
Detroit reports an old man leaped to his death from the Ford building's seventeenth floor. the body was taken to the morgue where his pockets were emptied to await the coroner.
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