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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
3
Gladys laments high costs and limited menus while a friend argues for seasonal vegetables and smarter shopping. They compare American routines with French housekeeping, noting better variety, leftovers used creatively, and taught market skills. The chat ends with a call to action on domestic improvement.
The article lists tomato based dishes for seasonality including Tomato Soup Spinach with Meat Browned Potatoes Olive and Aspic Salad and Strawberry Souffle. It describes preparation steps for tomato soup using tomatoes stock butter onion sugar and thickening with flour arrowroot or secule. It also covers meat and spinach stew with onions and eggs and details for aspic jelly molds and ham decorated jellies.
The Western Maryland Railway announces its first Niagara Falls excursion for June 22 with repeat trips on July 6 27 August 10 24 September 14 28 and October 12. Trips go via Connellsville Pittsburg Lake Erie Lake Shore Michgan Southern or Erie routes aboard regular trains with parlor sleeping and dining cars at low fares. Returns allowed at Buffalo Ashtabula Youngstown Ohio.
National Painless Dentists advertises gold crowns for teeth at four dollars each, no plates required, located at 0 Baltimore Street. The notice is dated May 28.
Congressman William Gay Brown of West Virginia invites guests to the June 24 wedding in Kingwood between his daughter Miss Jessie Thomas Brown and Robert Luddington Brown Jr. He is Parkersburg High School and West Virginia University graduate, Sigma Chi member, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Luddington Brown. The bride is Mont de Chantal graduate from Wheeling.
In New York on June 16 Mrs Lillian K Poss testifies for herself in a divorce suit brought by Frank R Poss vice president of a Detroit baseball club and noted automobile manufacturer She describes the pink silk robe and Japanese robe she wore during the raid as proper attire and asserts the alleged evidence gathering was appropriate.
Industry update from Grafton and Fairmont shows the Columbus Tile Co. plant progressing well and preparations underway for a blast at Fairmont Window Glass. The Star Glass Co. operates part time at Star City, while Fostoria Glass aims to finish summer vacation layoffs. Owens Bottle Machine Co. in Fairmont reports Tank No 1 leak causing motor and hoist damage. Monongah Glass at Fairmont runs at full capacity as two weeks remain in the current blast.
Notice declares an audit for June 1914 in Cumberland County Maryland and warns action by June 15 1914 if not shown. The audit is in the hands of the trustee and Lloyd L Shaffer is clerk. True copy.
The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles issued licenses numbered 10365 to James J. Thompson of Mount Savage Maryland for Empire and 10402 to C. W. Webster of Cumberland.
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