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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1914
Page
3
Bryce and Toby pursue a mystery of a beauty named Vera Deane linked to a noble household. They meet a princess like figure in pine woods and a decisive encounter with Vera leads to a courtly encounter and royal masquerade. The tale closes with Vera revealing a painting commission and Bryce reflecting on fate.
A recipe section outlines boiling beef tongue until tender then serving with Milanaise rice, scalloped potatoes and dandelion salad. It includes onion, mushrooms, Swiss cheese, salt, pepper and layers of potatoes baked two hours, plus a lemon sponge cake with cream and candied cherries.
In Hyde Park crowds await royalty and Bryce Graham’s encounter with a foreign princess fuels wild hope. Toby warns against chasing a love deemed impossible, yet Bryce clings to a dream of marriage, driven by a face seen in a carriage near Stanhope Gate and a longing that tests social bounds.
The first photograph shows Paul Warburg chosen by President Wilson as New York member of the Federal Reserve Board. A 46 year old German native, he leads the Kuhn Loeb & Co firm and is seen as the leading American authority on banking reform. He has lived in New York for a decade and hails from a famed German financier family.
Denver reports the cattle feeding problem solved by pulp and molasses. Whether high priced land corn silage can profitably replace beet pulp remains to be proved. Doubts persist on shifting land from human food to cattle feed beyond rotation benefits. New York notes John Drew and Ethel Barrymore perform together in Sardou's A Scrap of Paper at the Empire Theatre with a large cast.
Houston May 11 The State Medical Society began its annual session in Houston with nearly a thousand doctors, surgeons and physicians from across Texas attending. The three day meeting is divided into divisions by specialty to cover the range of medical fields represented.
The States Council of the Knights of Columbus began a three day convention in Johnstown Pennsylvania. A sightseeing trip through the Cambria Steel Mills is planned along with exemplifications of the third and fourth degrees for attendees.
Great Neck N Y May 11 preliminary tournaments to be held on Long Island before the International polo matches start today and run through the 16th. Teams will practice at Piping Rock for the rest of the month as the Polo Association leases Point Judith polo ground with an option to buy. Chairman H L Herbert says Point Judith will become the Hurlingham of America.
New York May 11 The annual election for officers and board of the Stock Exchange will occur today. The race centers on a split between progressive and conservative factions after James B Mabon did not seek re election. H S Noble of De Copper and Doremus leads the presidential ticket.
Bath Maine May 11 The racing sloop Defiance will be launched this afternoon as a candidate for the America’s cup defense. Built with hollow Oregon Pine spars and sails ready she will enter water bow first to reduce rudder risk. It will take three days to rig after launch. a centreboard with about eight feet drop is planned like other contenders for Shamrock IV.
The Railway Development Association began its annual meeting in St. Louis on May 11 and will run through May 13. Its membership includes officials from major U S Canadian and Mexican railways with focus on sidetrack agreements leasing property agricultural development and rural highway cooperation.
Jackson May 11 The annual convention of the Mississippi State Veterinary Association opened in Jackson. Members to serve on the state board of examiners will be chosen and addresses on profession allied topics will be delivered by association members. St Louis May 11 A trade extension trip by the Sales Managers Bureau of the Business Men's League left for a six day tour visiting thirty nine towns in Missouri and Arkansas with souvenirs and literature promoting St Louis goods.
Carlisle Kentucky May 11 Governor James B McCreary will address local voters in support of his United States Senatorial nomination bid Congressman Stanley and former Governor Beckman have already spoken in the current campaign. emphasis on regional political rally and fundraising.
The International Union of Meat Cutters opened its annual convention in Detroit Michigan on May 11. National issues will be discussed and butchers across the United States show great interest in the proceedings.
The State Convention of the Knights of Columbus begins in Schenectady New York with a three day schedule. The Electric City will host elaborate lighting for the march event this evening. Governor Glynn attends with a thousand third degree members in silk hats and frock coats. A high mass using Hayden's Imperial Mass is set for delegates tomorrow morning.
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