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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
11
An advertisement promotes chiropractic spinal adjustments as a natural nerve restorer that cures locomotor ataxia and related nervous disorders. It asserts relief from pain, numbness, dizziness, sleeplessness, and other symptoms by spinal adjustments, denying osteopathy drugs or surgery. It invites readers to seek treatment today.
DOR L W Bullard chiropractor established 1913 at 19 South Centre Street Cumberland Maryland. Office hours are 9 to 12 morning 1 to 5 afternoon and 7 to 8 30 evening. Sundays by appointment.
Berlin dispatch cites Admiral Jellicoe in a White Book warning of serious labor unrest on the Tyne Clyde and Liverpool fronts. He cites suspended Saturday and Wednesday work, double pay for Sunday shifts, and slow docking of torpedo boat destroyers. Churchill warned of looming nationwide strikes and possible suspension of army and navy deliveries.
Notice states the partnership of Charles D. Shaffer and Martin T. Connelly trading as The Peoples Cash Grocery is dissolved. Shaffer purchases Connelly interest. Shaffer will pay all debts and be recipient of all credits. The notice invites continued patronage under new management Martin T. Connelly and Cha s. D. Shaffer.
The Over Track horse racing meet opened at Overland Park with a six race card and the $1,200 Opening Handicap. The twenty day program began today before a sizable crowd as pari mutuel betting operated under the state racing commission.
An advertisement offers a 5 year guaranteed iron at 30 North Liberty Street for $2.15. The date reads June 1112, suggesting a publication note or price window. The fragment implies a sale or promo tied to the listed address and price.
Representative leaders from across parties unite in urging peace and opposition to war with Germany after Secretary of State Bryan resigns. Letters from Hoke Smith, George W. Kirchwey, Theodore Bell, John D. Works, and Edwin Y. Webb reflect strong antiwar sentiment and support for neutral rights and diplomatic solutions.
Noted actress Rose Coghlan plans a October celebration marking 50 years on stage. Her career began in Scotland in 1865 with later debut in London and first U S appearance in 1872 at Wallack's Theater.
A monument at the Old Fort Ligonier site in Greensburg Pennsylvania was dedicated with ceremonies by the Song of the American Revolution. The fort built in 1758 by Sir John Forbes defended English troops and colonists. George Washington was commissioned there and commanded troops in battle for the first time in the Ligonier Valley.
The twenty seventh annual Allegany County High School commencement was held at the Maryland Theatre with a garden bower stage. The Y M C A Glee Club directed by Ired erick Foster Snow opened the exercises. Salutatorian Holly M Kellar read the life of Shakespeare. Valedictory by Lucille Scharf on Milton. Diplomas presented by Taylor Smith to 14 graduates including Dollie Alderton and John Widener. Banquet for faculty at Washington Lunch Room followed by a formal menu.
The Baltimore Sun notes a Springfield State Hospital dedication ceremony paying tribute to John Hubner father of Mrs Martin Luther Enders. Physicians officials and Maryland citizens praise his Senate work for mentally ill care and the State’s $6,000,000-plus recent funding.
In Baltimore on June 12, 17 year locusts swarm into several Maryland counties. Farmers apply kerosene emulsion and carbonic acid solution to affected trees. Recovery for some trees may take several years.
Berlin reports Commander in Chief Ost ordered confiscation of free government allotments in Russian Poland as retaliation for Russian cruelties in East Prussia. About 232000 acres affected. 170000 acres rented for 89000 dollars annually. Poles and Germans remain in possession under civil control. spring tillage aided by government, motor plows provided, and seed distributed where scarce.
In Washington on June 12 a Chamber of Commerce committee plans to study Potomac river hydro electric potential to attract light industry. Secretary Redfield urged Washingtonians to curb waste by harnessing the river, calling current disposal “a reflection on good sense.”
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