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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
4
The article argues that casual invitations often misfire causing embarrassment to recipients. It cites spur of the moment invites to stay, informal promises, and reminders that disrupt domestic arrangements and lead to uncomfortable host guest dynamics. It notes how repeated reminders can create forgetful or insincere impressions and harm acquaintanceships.
A domestic science section lists recipes and methods for peppers ham mushrooms and jellied consommé. It details steps for a ham pepper sauce bake stuffing and mushroom toast plus popovers and a basic cake batter with baking powder sugar and flavoring.
War Department says Funston commands Vera Cruz up to danger and will not receive more troops now. Departments confirm 7,000 soldiers at Vera Cruz and 13,000 sailors in Mexican waters. Italy reports serious strike riots with troops firing on mobs in Naples and other areas.
In a brief item from Kean's Streets, a course of treatment at a valley water site is claimed to have cured a boy named Frederick and a local worker. The note hints at health benefits and community interest.
Emile NeMen age 86 died in Piedmont from overheating while in his garden on Decoration Day. He is survived by three sons and his wife, a merchant of Piedmont for over forty years and lifelong Lutheran. Funeral at the Lutheran Church in Westernport at 2 pm Sunday with Philos cemetery interment.
President Wilson will sign the tolls repeal measure with the Simmons amendment. He believes the amendment unnecessary but supports it as it does not alter the bill’s character. The decision was learned at the White House on June 13.
A new law forbids any registered union from providing financial help to workers outside their industry. A separate measure authorizes a $759,000 loan from the gold standard fund to Manila. The funds will be used by the municipal board to buy land for building homes for working people.
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