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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
3
Dr. Samuel G. Dixon warns picnickers to guard drinking water as carefully as food. Contaminated springs and wells cause typhoid. boil unknown water 20 minutes or use sealed bottles. Carry water in the picnic basket to stay safe during the season.
President Wilson arrived at Roslyn and went to Col B M House’s home to hear from his envoy Europe on war and peace. The two sat close together on the pergola lawn house to avoid interruptions as telegrams congratulating Robert Lansing as Secretary of State arrived.
Quotation pieces discuss the notion of women as the weaker sex and secret keeping with friends. The text asserts bets can turn doubtful and contrasts men seeking trouble with husbands who host boarders.
Clarence McDermott and William Farrell were arrested at a Baltimore street cafe on a fight charge. They failed to appear in police court and bonds of six dollars each were forfeited. Thomas Feeley was knocked unconscious by a kick. Farrell was disfigured in the incident tied to a dispute over a Himmler Kabosky fight.
Hagerstown Md June 24 Charles D Hagaman has been mentioned as a possible Republican candidate for Governor He has not spoken on the subject and backs Governor Goldsborough for renomination likely to be surprised by the name use
James Williams of Fayette street departs for Washington to compete in the Dumbarton Club annual junior tournament. He has shown strong form on local courts and is expected to rise among the top racquet players in the Queen City this year after winning the Potomac Club handicap last season.
The rural church bears social duty alongside spiritual aims. It should act as a community social center, offering entertaining and instructional activities for youth, fostering play and association, and using social functions to strengthen moral life and guide the young toward a refined society.
A call for well run social centers guided by cultured leadership to entertain, amuse, and educate young people. Emphasizes aesthetic surroundings, art influence, and improving farm life to attract youth and strengthen community through school based social units.
A short reflection contrasts farmers who take all advice with those who reject guidance, illustrating differing approaches to farming and learning.
Peter Radford argues farmers should be exempt from freight rate increases. He notes the Interstate Commerce Commission action and Wilson's stance while urging balanced shifts to ease burdens on farm products and home farmers. He calls for proportional shares and avoids penalizing producers who grow their own meat or use home supplies.
The article invites readers to walk through the fair grounds and explore the mechanical department, presenting the fair as education for farmers and a source of entertainment for city residents. It frames the event as a gathering of notable mechanical innovations and thinkers.
The quote argues honesty tied to expediency fails as a moral standard. It suggests genuine virtue requires integrity beyond practical utility and public image. This perspective weighs ethics over clever calculus in conduct.
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