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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
3
The Cumberland Press publishes daily except Sundays. Subscription is one year at $3.00 in advance or 25 cents per week. Advertising rates are on application. Address communications to The Cumberland Press 109 Baltimore Street. Phone numbers 592 and 5695. The Press is served daily by carriers and orders by telephone.
The paper notes graduations at Allegany Hospital and Allegany County Academy with commencements across the county in the coming fortnight. It praises opportunities in local high schools, business colleges, and girls academies, urging ambitious youth to pursue higher education despite financial limits.
A daily historical roundup notes events from 1815 to 1840 and beyond. It mentions Robert Burns burial at Dumfries, Tuscaloosa as Alabama’s seat of government, and Sir John Richardson’s Arctic expeditions. The British Commons rejects a Channel Tunnel bill and Wellington’s invasion plan from Flanders is discussed.
A collection of aphorisms about happiness and virtue. Quotes from Kate Douglas Wiggin and Alexander Smith emphasize kindness to children and moral integrity as enduring guides.
Beat yolks of three eggs until light then add sugar and boiling water gradually. Fold in flour lifted with baking powder, then the stiff egg whites. Bake in individual tins. When cooled hollow centers, fill with preserved strawberries, surround with whipped cream, and garnish with lemon peel handles.
An advertisement promotes wallpaper specials with prices 2 8 4 and 6 cents per roll and a gold line at 5 cents. Eylers at 80 North Centre Street claims savings on any grade of wallpaper.
Advertisement promotes Ensign line cameras films and photo supplies at West Side Pharmacy with the slogan The Hallmark of Quality dated Ju.4-21.
The old sailing ship Portsmouth built in 1843 and once with Farragut at New Orleans is to be sold to the highest bidder. Its appraised value is 3000 dollars and bids will be opened at the Navy Department on Monday.
A collage of whimsical observations and quips about marriage fate money and vanity. It laments double lives divisive jokes about age fashion and the theatre while recalling racing culture and baby name woes with sly regional humor and a nod to well known figures.
A faded American flag from the steamer Gulflight arrived at the State Department. The flag, sent by mail with other evidence and testimony, drew interest from attaches and visitors as part of the investigation led by Ambassador Page and American consuls in England after the Gulflight was towed into port.
Cork stoppers clean knives better than a rag and are cleaner to keep. Celery tops can be dried and stored to flavor stews when celery is scarce. Used fruit jar rubbers protect cooling dishes on glass surfaces. Eggs beat quickly with a pinch of salt. Add cold water to the white of an egg for froth. Raisins seed easily if boiled briefly. Pour scalding water over fish to loosen skin. dash on quickly and do not soak.
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