The Cumberland Press Address and Pricing Note
The Cumberland Press announces daily service except Sunday with mail in advance rates of one year at 3.00. Advertising rates available on application and communications sent to 109 Baltimore street. Orders for delivery are accepted by telephone.
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Community centers and school use for social work
The piece supports wider use of public schools as community centers, aligning with Washington and New Jersey models to extend education facilities while maintaining school control. It warns against turning schools into mere dance halls and calls for organized, balanced, practical social service by day and night. It also notes suffrage tensions in Chicago and New York campaign activity asserting peaceful methods and public visibility.
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Washington
Miss Wilson
New Jersey
Buy It Now Campaign Gains Momentum Across Regions
The Buy It Now movement, praised by The Cumberland Press, seeks immediate consumer spending to lift sagging business and industrial conditions. President Wilson endorses the idea urging timely purchases to boost circulation, sustain factories, and energize all sectors. the campaign calls for a personal commitment to buy now.
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Central West
Cumberland Press
Wilson
Indianapolis
A Daily Lesson in History Highlights Five Time Anchors
One hundred years ago Lafayette pressed Napoleon to guarantee life and liberty by the nation. Seventy five years ago the U S post offices grew from 13 876 to nearly 60 000. Fifty years ago Seward’s wife died in Washington. Twenty five years ago the Duke and Duchess of Connaught visited England after touring British colonies.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Napoleon
United States
William H. Seward
Secretary of State
Washington
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
England
Notable Birthday List Delights Readers Across States
Charles C. Weaver of Emory and Henry College born in Ashe County North Carolina 40 years ago today. Camille D Arville comic opera star born in Holland 52 years ago today. Henry L. Southwick lecturer born at West Roxbury Massachusetts 52 years ago today. Dudley Doolittle congressman born Cottonwood Falls Kansas 34 years ago today. Ralph C. Craig University of Michigan sprinter Olympic winner born Detroit 26 years ago today.
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Charles C. Weaver
Emory and Henry College
Ashe County
N. C
Camille D'Arville
Holland
Henry L. Southwick
West Roxbury
Mass
Dudley Doolittle
Congress
Kansas
Cottonwood Falls
Kas
Ralph C. Craig
University of Michigan
Detroit
Factoids and world trivia from early 20th century notice
A compact collage of curious data cites Eiffel Tower height 986 feet and Woolworth Building 750 feet, Rus sian Jew counts near 6.19 million, world total about 10.41 million, and other numeric curiosities while a local ad promotes paper marades and savings at Eylers on Centre Street.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Blackpool Tower
New Brighton
Woolworth
New York
Monroe Doctrine defended as a national guiding principle
The article argues the Monroe Doctrine is a foundational yet misunderstood policy. It traces origins to President Monroe's 1823 message, explains historical context with European powers in the Americas, and discusses its evolving binding force and modern relevance while urging clear understanding.
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United States
Monroe
United States Congress
Russia
Great Britain
Mexico
Central America
Spain
Canada
Europe
New World
Plymouth
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
American
America
Austria
Prussia
France
Ferdinand
England
Yucatan
Polk
Congress
Calhoun
Maximilian
Republic of Mexico
Cleveland
British Guiana
Venezuela
Real estate transfers listed for Allegany County Maryland
Isabelle Pearce and husband deeds near Lonaconing to Gibson P Humphrey for 660 dollars. Holzshu Realty to Albert R Luteman and wife lot on Fayette Street. Continental Trust to George W Grier orchard at Green Ridge. Continental Trust to E G Phinney orchard at Green Ridge. Continental Trust to Edward H Schuneman orchard at Green Ridge. William C Deveeman trustee to Joseph M Woodlot in Fairview Addition. Charles E F Eyler and wife to Moses Twigg land in Allegany County. Margaret McNeil Whitehead orchard at Green Ridge.
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Isabelle Pearce
Gibson P. Humphrey
Lonaconing
Holzshu Realty Company
Albert R. Luteman
Fayette Street
Continental Trust Company
George W. Grier
Green Ridge
E. G. Phinney
Edward H. Schuneman
William C. Deveeman
Joseph M. Woodlot
Fairview Addition
Charles EF. Eyler
Moses Twigg
Allegany County
Margaret McNeil Whitehead
Gren Ridge
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
Comic sketches and quips circulate around readers of a Daily Whoop style page. Jokes feature a protest over a misprint re robber, horse racing lines, marital and social humor, and reflections on life, luck, charity, and everyday wit.
Maryland sale report in Allegany County court In equity
The court report notes the sale in the case Mary Dixon versus Frank Troutman et al No 74804 in Allegany County. The sale amount is listed as 1650 dollars and the report requires publication before June 29 1915 with a true copy test attached.
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Mary Dixon
Frank Troutman
T Court
Allegany
J. W. Scott Coch
Allegany County
Lloyd L. Shaffer
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