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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
7
The article explains renovating last season’s street suit into a current look with a raven blue serge coat and skirt remade in taffeta and metallic silk. It details altering the coat’s length and collar, adding a Medici collar, cuffs, and a peplum, plus remodelling the skirt with taffeta upper and serge lower, to achieve hip breadth and a fresh silhouette.
John Blake, heartbroken over Rosa Bond, learns Cathcart has murdered Rosa’s new fiancé. A priest helps a dying man confess, and Blake proves Cathcart’s guilt, clearing the rival and, a year later, reunites with Rosa at an art gallery.
A guide describes making assorted sandwiches using caviar with lemon, ham paste, lettuce, and finger rolls. It details trimming bread edges, filling finger rolls, and assembling sweet sandwiches with bananas, whipped cream, and chopped nuts, plus fruit and cream fillings between bread and wafers.
List of unclaimed letters for week ending May 4 1914 at Cumberland Maryland Postoffice includes Joseph Bischoff H Boyls W A Burgelein Miss Elizabeth Brown Dorothy Childs Frank D Clark J W Clark Flo Conners Albert Dalton Chas J Davis Miss Carrie Davis F L Davis N Downs Mrs Annie Douglas Miss Earle Wm Green L Guggenheim Miss Clara Himmell W Hinebaugh Mrs Alice Hipsley A J Hoff Geo F Howarth Dr C H Horgan Mrs John Hartner Rev L W Jackson R W Jeffries Miss Clara Landis Samuel J Lewis Edward Litten Mrs S S Maguire H T Marten Miss Lizzie Merry Perry Robinette W B Sciafe & Sons Co Mark Schneider R L Shuck Miss Nellie Stuart James Tatha Eugene Townsend Mary C Thrasher J H Vaughan Mrs Ida Wehner C H Wheeler Charles Wheeler Miss Pearl White W A Willison Mrs Alice Wolfe Frankelin Beall Postmaster.
General Coxey and 14 marchers crossed into Maryland and halted at Granteville Garrett County 25 miles east of Cumberland. They plan to reach Frostburg 11 miles west of Cumberland tonight where Coxey will speak. The group travels with reporters, a pony, and a phaeton, while local organizers arrange reception and canal transport is blocked by the C O Canal Company. The march continues toward Cumberland Thursday with a modest burlesque reception compared with two decades ago.
London May 6. The Duke of Marlborough will auction 200 acres of land and houses two miles from Oxford. He acts as auctioneer to ensure transactions are handled business-like without a middleman.
The Civil Service Commission begins competitive examinations today to fill government positions. Tests will be conducted on various dates in multiple cities across the East South and West for jobs offering salaries from 800 to 2500 dollars.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Standard Ice Cream Company will be held at the companys offices 106 N. Centre street Cumberland Md Monday May 11 1914 at 8 00 p m for electing officers and transacting any other business that may be brought before them J C Kennedy Secy Treas Advertisement m5-3t.
King of Saxony opens in Leipsic the International Exhibition of the Book Industry and the Graphic Arts. Leipzig dominates world book production with over 900 publishers and booksellers and more than 15 000 firms at the Buchhandler Borse. The city also hosts about 200 printing works and related typefoundries, binding shops, and kindred industries.
Law offices of Arch A. Young publish notice in Cumberland Allegany County Maryland for William Suter in equity case No 7290 seeking a decree of divorce a vinculo matri moni. The absent defendant must appear by June 12 to show cause why a decree should not be granted.
The executor of Stephen J. Clark’s last will and testament notifies creditors to appear in the Orphans' Court room at Cumberland Maryland on June 30 1914 at 9 am to receive a proportionate part of claims. Failure to attend will stop interest on the claim from that time. April 28 1914. Daniel P. McMullen executor.
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