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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
7
Chiropractors claim immediate benefits from spinal adjustments for rheumatism. The ad asserts adjustments relieve painful joints restore appetite and sleep and distinguish chiropractic from osteopathy drugs or surgery. It markets chiropractic as a natural nerve restorer and health creator.
Abbas Hilmi Pasha, the exiled khedive of Egypt, tells the Continental Times that Britain forcibly removed him and that he remains convinced he holds rightful authority. He says he stands with Turkey and criticizes foreign rule while noting Egypt bore British occupation costs for 33 years.
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland Division superintendent Lee French was operated on at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore yesterday with blood from employe A Viareg. Seven other railroad men offered blood after Viareg’s selection. about a pint was given before the operation was halted. Dr. Willey reported a quick reaction and a hopeful outlook as Viareg remained hospitalized.
Paris dispatch reports Vienna facing a cholera outbreak. Havas says Madrid agent confirms official notification of the epidemic beginning in Vienna.
Dr J Murray Cessna returns to Cumberland to establish a permanent dental practice in remodeled suites at the corner of Baltimore and Mechanic Streets above Kimes drug store with entrance beside the Times office. He previously practiced in Baltimore and Frederick and invites old friends and patrons to call and visit.
The new American note to Germany, linked to the cabinet crisis and Secretary Bryan’s resignation, began its journey to Berlin shortly after 7 PM. Officials estimate the note at 1500 to 2000 words. the first section will reach London near midnight and require about five hours’ work by two embassy clerks.
After a conference with President Wilson Counselor Lansing said the United States would publish the note without waiting for Ambassador Gerard in Berlin to confirm its receipt. The move follows an earlier decision to proceed promptly with publication once final text was ready.
London reports the British collier Ernaboldt torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. The crew were landed at Horwich after a nighttime attack without warning.
Washington reports W. P. Moats, a U.S. citizen, shot and killed two Mexicans who tried to force entry into his home in Mexico City on Tuesday night. London dispatch notes a body washing ashore in Ireland with uncertain identification of Alfred G. Vanderbilt's secretary confirms the inconclusive Irish coast find.
In Houston on June 10 the heat drives officers to lighter attire as Palm Beach style grayish blue suits replace heavier uniforms. Citizens observe the pavement patrols now appear cooler and more comfortable under the real Texas summer heat.
George Phillips aged 19 formerly worked as a clerk at W. R. Rice’s grocery on Wine Street. He was arrested yesterday afternoon as a fugitive from justice, accused of breaking jail at Philippi West Virginia while serving a felony sentence and then returning without a requisition.
The coroner's jury at 3 PM found Emanuel K. Johnson responsible for the death of Miss Cordelia Deremer from a fractured skull after being struck by Johnsons automobile. Witnesses included Dr. Thomas W. J and John Clise who was with Deremer. Ralph B. Smith and Alex Allen testified. Johnson remained at large.
Washington June 10 German government claims the sinking of the American steamer William Frye by the Prinz Eitel Freidrick complied with the 1799 Prussian American treaty and proposes submitting the matter to the prize court. The note was delivered in response to the American note of April 30 at the State Department.
Herlin June 10 The Russian forces in Galicia and along the front have been heavily reinforced, checking the Austro German armies. Official reports admit that the Germane have been forced to withdraw toward Bengola. A recipe note interrupts with a Hollandaise sauce method using butter yolks lemon juice cayenne and salt.
A candidate declares intent to run for State's Attorney of Allegheny County and asks residents to support and influence the Republican primaries, urging earnest citizen involvement in the upcoming election.
William C Walsh announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Attorney and asks Allegany County citizens for support in the upcoming primary.
County commissioner candidate John J. Price of Sturg, Md. urges Allegany County voters to back him in the Republican primaries. He invites broad support from residents and emphasizes his readiness to serve if elected.
Henry Fresh announces his candidacy for Allegany County Treasurer in Frostburg Maryland. He seeks support from all voters in the Republican primary and emphasizes fiscal stewardship.
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