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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
3
The article discusses infant care and development from birth to two years, emphasizing proper carrying to protect the spine, sensory development, and how stimuli shape self-consciousness. It notes reflexes, taste, hearing, and sight evolve as the child matures, with guidance on avoiding overstimulation and fostering safe, quiet environments.
The Spring Menu features baked fish as Friday’s main dish with rice balls and a dessert of scalloped apples and nut cookies. Instructions detail stuffing with crackers and butter, basting with salt pork, baking times for four to five pounds, and apple layers with almonds and cinnamon baked until tender.
Landon confronts Standish over a photo and a hidden engagement. Standish admits to an engagement with a girl in England while planning to marry Maggie Blair in Canada. Landon balks at the deception as the two men's pasts collide.
A New York Merchants Association Foreign Trade Committee holds a hearing on establishing a Free Port zone. The plan would allow foreign goods to enter without duty, be stored repacked manufactured and transshipped for export. P S Kennedy reported on European practice to guide the board’s recommendation.
Controversy brews at Trenton New Jersey diocese over the selection of Bishop Scarborough's successor. debate pits high and low church factions as convention convenes. Possible outside candidate discussed and low church influence could block a high church extremist.
The Texas Railroad Commission will consider multiple items including a request to lower minimum weight for tin cans, add bars for rail construction and concrete reinforcing to fabricating in transit, the Wagner Land Company discrimination complaint against San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Railway, Houston Packing Company switching charge revision on the International & Great Northern Railway, rate readjustment for milk shipments, and three depot establishment petitions at Farmers Branch Comfort and Porters.
Public Service Commission to open bids today for Canal Street subway construction using two methods. The line must pass deep beneath two existing tunnels through treacherous ground once filled by old pond and swamp. The station will be hundreds of feet underground and serve as a major transfer point for Manhattan.
Newark May 12 Delegates from major cities gather for a three day session of the American Association for the Promotion of Hygiene and Public Baths. Topics include pool sanitation life saving methods and the role of public baths in city administration. Speakers include Dr Gerhardt New York Dr J E Kalcroft Princeton Dr J E Gichner Baltimore and Dr Anderson US Laboratory.
Sedalia Missouri May 12 The annual department encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic of Missouri began a session expected to run through tomorrow Represented are more than 4600 posts with department officers Commander Dreifus Assistant Adjutant General Rodgers and the council of administration in attendance The Woman's Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G A R Circle also opened state conventions here today.
Woodstock Vermont May 12 The annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of Vermont began this morning in Woodstock with a two day session. The program features speakers from the international committee of the Y M C A Bible classes Men's Brotherhoods and clubs and aims to extend the work in New England.
The State Federation of Women's Clubs begins its three day annual meeting in Spartanburg South Carolina. Guest of honor is Mrs Pennypacker president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
May 12 reports from New York show the Guernsey cattle club discussing by law changes and safeguards on transfers. Prof. T L Haecker of Minnesota will address delegates at a special conference this evening. In Decatur Alabama the Alabama Bankers' Association opened its annual convention with emphasis on new federal banking laws and a barbecue event.
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