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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
3
An article urges housewives to pursue businesslike efficiency at home by tracking expenses and buying from reputable manufacturers. It warns against unknown brands and urges sticking to trusted names, questioning sales pitches, and stressing accountability for quality.
Readers are offered recipes including cheese and butter pastry, baking powder biscuits, Swedish coffee bread and shrimp tomato salad. The article also profiles Dr. Urrutia, Mexico City surgeon known as The Black Death and his career from peddler to minister, his anti American stance, and later exile.
Washington dispatch recounts how Chile’s junta in 1891 kept peace and prosperity, compares it with a proposed Mexican junta via mediation, and notes the Chilean leaders Jorge Montt Waldo Silva and Barros Luco and the Balmaceda conflict. It also hints at Mexican indigenous figure Dr. Aureliano Urrutia and contrasts with Huerta’s era.
A suffragette known as Mrs Wardress forced entry attempts at the United States Embassy in London and attacked a male and a female staffer before leaving with a vow to secure an interview with Ambassador Page during the summer.
In Pittsburg on June 9 the Mine Inspectors Institute of the United States begins a three day convention. Discussions will cover mine regulation topics alongside the regular schedule of business, drawing a large attendance.
Nearly 1,000 orphans from Greater Pittsburg homes are taking part in their annual outing. The Automobile Club of Pittsburg organized a 20 mile run through Schenley Park boulevards and city driveways, followed by a car tour.
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