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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
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Cupid's Business Booming In Cumberland But June Spreads Love
June in Cumberland brings crowds from West Virginia and Pennsylvania as couples marry and celebrate, with locals noting the festive influx keeps spirits young and the Queen City as a shared wedding hub. David J. Lewis endorses Harrington, boosting McMullen's united regional support.
Garlic demand sparks debate in Hammond politics
A Hammond civic commission asks residents what they need most to ease wartime strain and finds garlic tops the list. Officials note coal clothing and food are provided, but garlic is withheld, prompting questions about necessity versus restraint. The column recalls historical notes across eras, from 1815 US Britain treaty to 1890 Indian chiefs meeting at Crow agency.
A Wonderful War and the Gas Front
A dramatic wartime note foresees druggists supplying ammunition as chemists join the effort. The Philadelphia Record imagines a chlorine gas attack by Germans and a British counter using respirators and sodium hyposulfide to dissipate gas.
Edison’s Secret Strives for Peace in Wartime Science
Thomas A. Edison says new methods of warfare are in their infancy and that he cannot bring himself to pursue destruction. He believes chemistry and electricity hold untapped potential in modern warfare and worries about the deadly future possibilities.
Nightmares and a Great Inventor’s Secret Hope
An excerpt discussing a brilliant inventor who longs to improve life rather than destroy, hoping for a secret idea that could compel world peace. The piece connects this dream to Goldsborough and Governor Philips Lee Goldsborough, noting nightmares can be dangerous.
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Frank Crane
Birthday List Honors Dated Royal Figures and Actors
George V king of Great Britain born in London fifty years ago today. Robert Edeson popular romantic actor born in New Orleans forty seven years ago today. Sam Bernard actor born in Birmingham Alabama fifty two years ago today. Paul M. Potter author born in Brighton England sixty two years ago today. Rev Cortland Myers pastor born in Kingston New York fifty one years ago today. Rt Rev Charles M Beckwith Episcopal bishop of Alabama born in Prince George County Virginia sixty four years ago today.
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Boston
Liverpool
England
King George V
Great Britain and Ireland
British Dominions
Marlborough House
London
Crow Agency
Montana
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Trelano
India
Robert Edeson
New Orleans
Sam Bernard
Weber and
Fields
Birmingham
Ala
Paul M. Potter
America
Brighton
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Kingston
N. Y
Charles M. Beckwith
Alabama
Prince George County
Lines Worth Re Membering
Dwight L Moody quote about self reflection and judging others, urging focus on home life rather than fault finding.
Denver Women form Municipal League in suffrage city
In Denver Colorado on June 3 a new Woman's Municipal League unites 32 federated and four unfederated clubs to elect women to school board election commissioner and social welfare head. They vow non partisan voting and aim to place women in offices by bypassing party lines. Strong suffragists urge women to ignore male flattery and vote as a unified force.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
Invictus by Frank Crane’s Enthusiastic Praise
Crane extols Henley’s Invictus as a powerful inspiration for resilience. He argues its lines energize the will against poverty fear and despair, urging readers to memorize and repeat the verses to bolster courage and purpose.
Belgian soldier recalls fort Loucin disaster in German relief
A Belgian survivor of Fort Loucin recounts the 4:45 a.m. Aug. 15 explosion and German soldiers rescuing him at 5:20, lamenting belated Belgian aid and noting German acts of mercy while Belgian doctors and civilians perished. General Leman was captured here and praised German care.
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Brussels
Sue
Belgian Red Cross
Loucia
Siegis
Leman
Fort Loucin
Magdeburg
German naval expert backs Germany's U S protest reply
Captain Persius of the Berliner Tageblatt endorses the tone of Germany's reply to the United States government over submarine warfare. He notes the reply reflects Germany's position and asserts approval of its careful language and stance.
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Germany
Great Britain
Persius
Berlin
Berliner Tageblatt
United States
A Bit of Everything for The Press Readers
A fragment list of jokes poems and quips from a 1920s pages column. It features light verse about Mary, an epitaph, fashion yuks about skirts and petticoats, and social mores with wryPunch lines. Named lines reference Chicago schools and Cincinnati readers.
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