Work of West African missions described by Father O'Sullivan
Father O Sullivan, formerly of Cairo, Egypt, drew a large Cumberland audience with color slides and stories from Ireland Egypt and West Africa. He noted high mortality among West Africa missionaries but highlighted the enduring growth of missions and mercy work across the Guinea Coast. Attendance was free with a $200 voluntary offering. He speaks again tonight at St Marys Hall South Cumberland and next Sunday in Frostburg.
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Father O’sullivan
Cumberland
Carroll Hall
Bd. J. O'Sullivan
Cairo
Egypt
Ireland
West Affrica
St. Mary’s Hall
South Cumberland
Valley of the Nile
Pyramids
Palm Grove
East
Emerald Isle
Killarney
Glengariff
Wielland Cork
Hig Society
Equatorial Africa
Guinea
West Africa
Temper and Temperament And The Dangers Of A Quick Temper
The article urges readers to curb a quick temper, arguing it is a vice not a virtue. It warns against bragging of temper, notes artists’ misused views of temperament, and calls for self restraint. It emphasizes that temper grows and must be fought continuously to avoid vulgar loss of control.
Opened Vacation Camp For Girls By Anne Morgan
Miss Anne Morgan opens a camp for working girls in Sterling Forest Greenwood Lake New Jersey with twenty members already encamped and full quota expected. The club funds cover rowing swimming woodcraft fishing and nature study and headquarters at 38 West Thirty-ninth Street serves as social center with a one dollar per year tax and savings deposits for vacations.
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New York
Anne Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Sterling Forest
Greenwood Lake
N. J
West Thirty-ninth Street
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Railway Company
Annual meet of stockholders at the company office on Second Street Maryland at 10 o'clock on Monday. Directors to serve for one year and other business to be transacted. Advertisement appears January 21 to 31.
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Railway Company
Fcomp
More Street
Slecond
Maryland
CHASG
Transparent hats and organdie fashions of 1915
The Women’s Corner surveys summer style with transparent hats revealing hair and faces, organdie fabrics praised for sheer elegance, and stockings cycling between gauze and wool. It notes black and white checks for sportswear and hints at risque sheer blouses and lace absence.
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New York
She Prehrs
Judge Motter Leaves Estate to Ten Children
The will of Judge John C. Motter filed in Frederick Orphans' Court estimates the estate at 40000 to 65000 dollars. Executor Arthur D. Willard. Dated October 19 1914 with codicil April 2 1915. Provisions include tombstones and specific bequests to Lola, Roger, Bessie, Aime, Helen Motter with shares of the residue among the children. Witnesses H. B. Felton and Mary E. Atkinson.
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John C. Motter
Orphans’ Court
Frederick
Arthur D. Willard
Lola
Alan Motter
Roger Motter
Lola Motter
Bessie Motter
Aime Motter
Helen Motter
H. 8. Felton
Mary E. Atkinson
Movie Picture Battles Tuberculosis in Urban Tale
New York June 21. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis enlists cinema in the fight against consumption. The Universal Film Co shows The White Terror in 38 cities, depicting Boyd a political boss who finances a fake cure, buys the Clarion, plans arson, but reforms after his daughter falls ill and Brand exposes him.
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New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Universal Film Co
Boyd
The
Clarion
Matthew Brand
Brand
Everytown
Exterminating the Wild Horses in White Pine Country
Report from Ely in November indicates over 200 wild horses have been shot in White Pine County in recent days as ranchers press a campaign to purge the roaming bands. Wild bands of 40 to 75 horses are controlled by a single stallion, and vaqueros rarely capture one unharmed. The European war has sparked demand for Nevada California mustangs, with Garderville cowboys planning to capture and sell larger animals.
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Ely
White Pine
Nevada
Nevada-California
Garderville
Cumberland Vital Statistics Week Ending June 19 1915
Vital statistics for Cumberland report births and deaths. It lists numerous newborns with parent names and genders, followed by several deaths with ages and dates in St Cloud Minnesota. The piece also notes peddler licensing requirements in St. Cloud including state and county licenses and the risk of losing deposits.
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Cumberland
Andrew and
Lorette Sullivan
Warren D
Carrie Rickey
William H
Ethel F. W. Baxley
Jen, L
Anne W. Huff
Salvaten
Anna Crititoraza
James F
Eva N. Hager
Andrew J
Addie Lewis
James and
Laura Smith
Charles H
Mary M. McCray
Floyd E
Minnie Stickley
George W
Maude Twigg
Maude Nolan
Charles L
Marion C. Schonter
Annie Elizabeth Kinsman
Clarence Milton Hinkle
Sarah Mel
St. Cloud
Minn
Stearns
Benton
Sherburn
Convention Opens on Tips and Labor Wages for Colored Cooks
Atlantic City June 21. The Consolidated Colored Cooks Waiters Bellmen and Porters Association of America opens a convention to discuss the growing tendency to snub black workers. Topics include tips working hours compensation and related issues.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Consolidated Colored Cooks
Porters’ Association of America
Chinese Commercial Commissioners Visit Cleveland
China's honorary commercial commissioners headed by Cheng Hieun Chane were entertained by Cleveland's Chamber of Commerce on June 18. The delegation toured local utilities and industries, reflecting strong ties with the city.
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Cleveland
Ohio
China
Chamber of Commerce
Cheng Hieun Chane
Couple convicted of second degree murder in Preston County
Mina Pyles and his wife Cora were found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Alonzo Pyles in the woods near Howenville Preston County. They contend Alonzo died by his own hand after marital troubles, despite their alleged attempts to prevent him from shooting himself.
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Grafton
W. Va
Mina Pyles
Cora
Pyles
Alonzo
Preston County
Howenville
Kingwood
Alonzo Pyles
New Navy Yard Commandant Assumes Philadelphia Post
Captain John J. Knapp formerly with the Naval Examining Board in Washington today assumed duties as Commandant of the Philadelphia Navy Yard at League Island. He succeeds Rear Admiral William S Benson who becomes Chief of Naval Operations.
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Navy Yard
Philadelphia
John J. Knapp
United States Naval Examining Board
Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
League Island
Knapp
William 8. Benson
Morris heirs plan land grant claim across several states
Big Lott prepares as Williamson West Virginia Judge Sampselle and W N Enoch meet in the state with Springfield Ohio to file on lands claimed as patents to Robert Morris from Virginia in 1796. An heirs organization formed after a Springfield gathering argues the grants cover up to 1 000 000 acres across Buchanan and Tasewell counties and other sites, with coal potential and multihundred million dollar value through wide territories.
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Morris
Virginia
Morris Heirs
Springfield
Ohio
Peace Pageant in Lexington Marks Century of Peace
After four years of planning the townsfolk of Lexington Mass complete preparations for a four night pageant celebrating a century of peace between the United States and Great Britain. Hundreds of visitors arrive as the show unfolds in a natural amphitheatre near the Revolutionary War battlefield.
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Lexington
Mass
United States
Great Britain
Candidate for State's Attorney in Alleghany County
A candidate declares intent to run for State's Attorney in Alleghany County and seeks support from Republicans in the upcoming primaries. The message emphasizes earnest appeal for fellow citizens and party backing.
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Allegany County
Allegany County Nomination Bid Calls for State's Attorney
William G. Walsh announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney and seeks the support of Allegany County citizens at the upcoming primary.
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William. Walsh
Allegany County
William GC
Walsh
House of Delegates
Price announces candidacy for Allegany County Commissioner
John J. Price announces his run for County Commissioner of Allegany County and seeks support from Republican voters ahead of primaries. He states the decision rests with the party and encourages all voters to consider his candidacy.
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John G. Merrbach
Allegany County
John J. Price
Henry Fresh
James Chapman
the Orphans Court
James Parson
House of Delegates
Henry A. Bachman
William Thompson
Arthur F. Smith
Robert M. Hutcheson
Henry Fresh Seeks Allegany County Treasurer Post
Henry Fresh, a Republican candidate in Allegany County, runs in the primary race for county treasurer. The message urges Frostburg voters to support Fresh in the county election.
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Henry Fresh
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Belle Herndon
Fulton, Mo
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Margaret Mason
United Press
National Painless Dentists, Inc
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, Md
McCrory
Washington, Hagerstown
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S. T. Little Jewelry CO
Centre Street
Old Lexington
William A. Huster
Fuller Barnard, JR
J. Price
J. W. S. Cochrane
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James Patterson
John G. Merrea
Frostburg, MD
Allegany
Peter C. McFarland
Lonaconing, MD
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Frostborg, MD
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Frostburg, ND
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