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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
2
Useful advice on preserving Lemons in cold water with weekly water changes, preventing fly paper from blowing about by mounting it on thin boards, and creative flower arrangements using old embroidery hoops. Also offers ice handling tips like mounting ice picks on a staple and using a hatpin for breaking ice, plus tips to remove fruit stains by stretching fabric on embroidery hoops before boiling.
On hot evenings a nourishing soup can replace meat dishes and a light dessert is easy to manage. The item list includes Onion Soup Waldorf Russian Salad Toasted Cheese Crackers berry Souffle Quick Cake and Team Soup a la Waldorf. The recipes detail veal, bacon, lettuce garnishes, jelly desserts and a souffle with strawberry jelly plus a cake and frosting components.
A deputation of Federation of Women's Clubs members will march to the White House to urge President to obtain a Rules Committee report and back a constitutional amendment enfranchising women. Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley leads the group hoping the House Rules Committee will add a suffrage rule to the prohibition resolution.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company has erected a three story brick exchange on its lot in Hagerstown. It is fireproof with modern equipment and built for anticipated growth over the next twenty years. The building will be ready for occupancy August 1.
The British squadron leaves Kiel today after nine years of not visiting German waters. Elabo rate entertainments were provided for officers and men during Kiel Week exercises. The Kaiser opened the Kiel Canal with the Hohenzollern and was saluted by England’s battleships and cruisers. American presence was social only with Lieut Commander Gherardi and Mrs. Gherardi among notables.
Licenses for moving picture houses terminate today under an ordinance signed by Mayor Mitchel. Chief Rosenthal of the Bureau of Licenses drafted the plan to have all licenses expire simultaneously to aid inspections by the bureau, building department, and Fire Department. Re inspections will be extremely strict.
Glowing tributes were paid to the memory of the late Congressman George Konig of Baltimore on the House floor. Representative Lewis praised Konig’s simplicity of character and his conduct under difficult circumstances. The remarks followed tributes from Linthicum and Coady.
The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles has issued licenses for several Oakland and Luke area owners. Licenses include 11060-W S Friend Oakland Max well followed by 11062 Edward J Frantz Oakland Ford and 11070 D E Offutt Jr Oakland Haynes. Also listed are 11022 J Davis & Son Oakland Willys and 11029 John R Viney Luke Willys with 11044 Charles D Bosley Oakland Hudson and 11140 J J Bender Grantsville and 11112 James W Raines Luke Buick.
Public auction to satisfy a mortgage loan on June 9 1914 for Lot Nine in Broadway Addition Cumberland described as the southerly side of Broadway Street fronting on Primrose and Verbena Alleys. The property includes two brick frame houses and parcels conveyed by Iver and wife to Fred Jeed with specific metes and bounds. Sale to be cash to the highest bidder at the South Centre Street locale by M Pearre mortgagee.
An advertisement lists Jardiniers at 79 cents, 59 cents, and 50 cents, indicating varying sale prices for the plant or product named Jardiniers.
Special prices on swap and assorted home goods including Swift Pride Soap Octagon Shape Soap Pearl Toilet Soap Swift Washing powder Ocedar Mops Self Wringing Mops Triangle Mop and Crex Rugs for porches Water Coolers and Ice Cream Freezers in various sizes all offered at discounted rates.
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