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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
4
A discussion on national farming costs cites low average yields for wheat and potatoes in the United States compared with Denmark, England, Holland and Germany. The piece argues farming methods are inefficient, examines railroad rate tensions, and notes mutual interest of farmers and railroads in improving agricultural profitability.
An editorial cites numerous Jewish Americans who aided in conflicts from Columbus voyages to the Mexican War and the Revolution. It argues that Jews repeatedly supported national crises with loans, military service, and leadership, despite modern caricatures of unpatriotism.
The Kansas City Journal condemns lenient rulings for speeding drivers and cites cases where judges spared violators for social reasons. It argues the public safety risk is real and fines of a few dollars are inadequate to deter fast driving.
A patchwork column surveys weather, diplomacy, and public mood. It notes heat and well being amid political unrest in Mexico, praises patience in military command, and reports the United Commercial Travelers convention opening in Wheeling with city decorations and social events.
A feature on Keegan and Rosencranz urging American traders to push into Latin American markets. They stress real commerce over theory, noting the canal aids trade and that bold sales efforts will attract bankers and ship owners. The piece contrasts rapid progress with wartime tech advances and dancing riches.
Opinions from the era on dangers and politics appear alongside a Polo Association update. The second international polo match between England and America is set for June 16 with a potential third game on June 20. Captain Cheape’s eye injury shows marked improvement and may allow practice by Thursday.
Jackson Mich June 16 The Odells hold an annual gathering at Hague Park with several hundred Odell descendants present led by former New York Governor Odell. The family traces roots to William the Conqueror and to early English origins.
The Toronto Board of Trade excursion began this morning and will span four days. Members visit Buffalo Detroit and Cleveland as guests of each city's Board of Trade.
Local printing shop offers engraved or printed visiting cards with emphasis on high quality finish. Service highlights include custom design, durable materials, and quick turnaround for personal and professional use. Employee demonstrations and sample sets available by appointment.
Attorney General McReynolds submitted to President Wilson the report on the pardon appeal of Frank Ryan and fellow ex officials convicted in the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy case. The group had recently appealed to the President hoping for clemency based on his forthcoming decision.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt renewed his acquaintance with King Alphonso at their summer home La Grange in Madrid. He was accompanied by Ambassador Willard and embassy staff and stayed about four hours. The two first met at King Edward VII’s funeral in London.
In Chicago on June 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church announced plans to erect a one million dollar skyscraper in the downtown area on the site of the historic First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Congress debates exempting labor unions from trust laws arguing labor is not a commodity. Rep Tavenner notes the distinction between labor and steel. Rep Hamlin and Rep Lewis defend protecting workers and call labor the Magna Charta of labor while stressing citizenship over property in humans.
A quirky collage shows readers enjoying a Summer Folder filled with swimming and fishing yarns, jokes, and love stories. Humorous vignettes feature Percival and a duke, a gossiping heiress, and playful quips about romance and daily life.
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