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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
The Women’s Corner outlines summer dress trends for dances and social events. Frocks favor etherial fabrics like tulle and chiffon, with garden party dresses in cotton crepe, blue white palettes, and bold skirt silhouettes including aproned tunics and bustle backs. It advises multiple white skirts and six blouses to pair with them for versatile wardrobes.
The article provides crab meat cooking methods including bread crumb coating and frying until golden, lemon parsley garnish, and deviled crab variations. It also details crab shell fillings with butter cream and bread crumbs, and offers steak with herb crumb stuffing and a grange pie dish with tomato and onion fillings baked until brown.
George Dennison of Washington claims that after fleeing Mexico he witnessed 30 Americans shot in cold blood by Mexican soldiers between Parmata and Tuxtam. He says both Federal and rebel factions target Americans and property, with widespread interior murders and intensified hostility toward U.S. nationals.
Marriage licenses issued include James Gleavell Willison of Burlington and Grace Spencer Tay lor of Junction. Iva Clinton Saville of Augusta and Eva Ray Mullady of Romney. James Bolitho Jr. and Emily Laura Virginia Abe of Cumberland. Willim Robert Hemmeshfahr and
The notice lists pairs of individuals from Pennsylvania and nearby states associated with property transfers across Cumberland and Allegany counties. Transactions include parcels on Magruder street Bellevue street Mt. Savage and land along the Potomac River with nominal sums cited.
In New York a jury in the 150000 breach of promise case brought by May A Sullivan against Arthur I Hoe reportedly disagreed and was discharged after more than fifteen hours of wrangling before Justice Cagegan.
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