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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
3
The article urges daily thorough dental cleaning including brushing after meals and flossing to prevent tartar and health issues. It shifts to Cumberland street paving plans, citing a bond issue, municipal costs, and a council-supported committee led by Mayor Thomas W. Koon to advise on street improvements.
A menu featuring salmon croquettes with creamy sauce and baked potatoes, asparagus on toast with drawn butter, an asparagus omelet, and a strawberry sponge dessert. The recipe includes salting, frying croquettes, and a strawberry custard topping with gelatin and whipped cream.
City Council proposes a July 14 election to authorize a 150000 bond issue. The bonds bear 4 percent interest with annual payments of 15000 for ten years. Proponents say bonds will replace current 15000 to 20000 yearly levies for pavement, repairs, and temporary patching, avoiding tax increases.
President Wilson spoke on the physiology of business conditions, declaring ordinary commerce normal yet noting unusual development in many sectors. A reviewed letter from May 1 1914 is cited showing merchants urging quicker relief, warning against harsh legislation and calling for job relief and constructive policy.
Oil wells on the Reese properties near Downs not far from Fairmont have yielded a 35 barrel daily output from the Big In jun sand. Gordon sand is anticipated to be reached soon. Curtis B. Fleming Oil Company controls the Reese heir leases and reports other local wells producing 400 to 500 barrels daily. Fleming wells are expected to be profitable.
Rioting strikers during the reign of terror damaged or looted sixty five churches as reported from Rome on June 16. The unrest continues to affect many areas.
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