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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
3
The article advises banishing heavy winter hangings for summer to improve air flow and reduce wear. It suggests using sheer curtains, rag rugs, light cretonnes, and scrim undercurtains, with tips on rolling and airing stored textiles. A jelly roll dessert and seasonal menus accompany kitchen guidance and a Washington report notes harsh critique of federal building leasing practices.
A housewife studies food economy to keep meals appetizing. She times fish buys with seasonal produce and steams fish to keep it firm light and flaky. Dessert Lemon float complements steamed fish while roast mutton and boiled rice accompany steak night with potato preparation tips.
Advertisement notes two horses for sale cheaply to a fast buyer. It lists National Standard Ice Cream Co. and a street address 106 to 110 N Gentrest as contact. Also mentions a May 1 notice for a Free Bible Lecture at the Liberty Theatre on Sunday at 3 p m.
Rev Faddoul Caghabghab native of Mt Lebanon Syria and narrator of Our Syrian Guest will lecture Sunday morning at St Pauls Lutheran Church and evening at Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church Dr Maghabhab appears in oriental Syrian shepherds costume and discusses life and manners of his land of birth He is a noted lecturer author and hero of The Sons of the Syrian Guest promising a rare public appearance
In Eccles West Virginia on May 1 a mine disaster in Nos 5 and 6 claims 181 lives. Sixteen year old David Beuchanar saved 67 miners by sprinting through safe passages to warn of deadly afterdamp. Fire boss Arthur Burdiss helped organize workers and lead them to safety.
British warships patrol the east coast of Ulster from Bangor to the Bay to block filibusters and halt arms shipments. A flotilla arrived Wednesday and now enforces police duty while Ulster volunteers guard every province. Government troops remain in barracks ready to move on short notice.
Italian Ambassador Casami Consalonieri said Italy may seek compensation from the United States if Italian lives or property were harmed in Colorado during the mine strike. An Italian consul in Denver had been sent to mining points to report conditions there.
A cable from New York reports Colonel Roosevelt and his party arrived Manaos Brazil after an operation. The message says he was cut but recovered sufficiently to continue travel. The cable notes congratulations to Dr and Mrs Derby on the birth of their baby. Mrs Derby was Ethel Roosevelt before marriage. The note adds a lecture by Pastor Woodworth on The Song of Solomon at Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p.m. Seats free.
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