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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
3
Mothers are told to keep children cool with light undergarments and breathable fabrics, avoid overfeeding during heat waves, and use gentle baths and nap times. Fruit limits are urged, with apples oranges and bananas preferred, and soup or quick stock-based meals recommended to sustain energy.
A home cook friendly note details making fruit bouillon with sage infused stock and preserved berries, perfect mashed potatoes with milk and butter, a vinegarette salad with asparagus, chicory and lettuce in lemon dressing, and a rich cream and banana pie baked slowly and served chilled with optional whipped cream.
Marion Strong a Dunwoodie lab cook married Kath erine Kutchman of 30 Clinton street in City Court by Acting City Judge Tracy P. Madden. The couple spoke Italian and Polish. neither spoke English. Two interpreters assisted as they courted in the language of love.
Montgomery of Tunnelton withdraws from the Second West Virginia district race, saying he cannot enter as Congress is a rich man's game. He had been discussed for Republican and Progressive nominations.
Atlantic City June 29 Many occupations appear especially conducive to cancer says Frederick L Hoffmann of Newark in a medical convention address. He cites chimney sweeps gardeners coal tar and pitch industries and others as showing definite cancer liability under certain working conditions.
Grafton West Virginia June 22 conditions at this time point to better business in Crafton with a larger Monongah division allocation from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad received this week. Shops are working full time nine hours under the latest agreement. Most furloughed workers have returned and some new hires have filled vacancies. The city pumping station and power plant crews are recalled to duty July 1 with other furloughed staff to resume by month end.
The Dimmick campaign committee of Pennsylvania reports total expenditures of 17 580 52 plus 14 032 85 previously accounted for as personal expenses. The largest item was 1 000 given to Philadelphia headquarters.
Pittsburg June 22 William Cadman a well known singer was sentenced to two years in the workhouse by Judge A B Reed in Criminal court on a charge of horse stealing. A horse was stolen from the stable of Peter Bonnar ofvene gis and found in Cadman possession as he tried to sell it.
Thomas J. McCormick president of a Yonkers plumbing and steam heating company takes over as warden of Sing Sing in Ossining New York succeeding James Clancy who resigned months earlier McCormick age forty has led Yonkers Fourth ward Democrats the past five years while Clancys departure cites political pressure hindering reforms.
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