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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1915

Page

4

NEED MILITARY CAMPS AT LUDINGTON PROMPTS CONTROVERSY

A 1915 Pittsburgh Sun excerpt discusses the Ludington Michigan military camp for students, noting Treasury Department concerns could end this educational program. It argues government support is needed for military instruction camps and criticizes the potential disbandment as harmful to youth education and discipline.

Private Post Office Run Near Government Office

In Dilton Oklahoma Colonel J W Brady operates a private mail service with 200 boxes charging 15 cents weekly box rent and 10 cents for handling mail. He collects 25 cents for parcel delivery and 5 cents for stamps via a slot machine and would relocate to Pemeta if a federal post office is created.

A Daily Lesson in History and Family Fortunes

A New York family saga follows Edward Kelly who died leaving a large estate to wife and two daughters. One daughter married Frank J. Gould, the other, Eugenia, 19, earned about $75 weekly and moved into Broadway nightlife prompting a court to seek paternal guidance. The piece shifts to a history feature noting notable events on specific anniversaries over the past centuries.

Notable Birthday Observances Across Arts and Politics

On this date in history several prominent figures celebrate birthdays. Dr. Charles R. Van Hise of Wisconsin is 58. Marc Klaw of Klaw and Erlanger is 57. Erich Korngold, Austrian composer, is 18. Virginia Harned, Boston actress, is 38. Fred T. Du Bois, Idaho senator, is 64. Gordon Lee, Georgia congressman, is 56. Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, Massachusetts bishop, is 65. Rev Henry C Morrison, bishop of the M E Church South, is noted born in an unspecified place.

Charles R. van Hise University of Wisconsin Fulton Wis Marc Klaw Klaw and Erlanger Paducah Erich Korngold Brown Virginia Harned Boston Fred T. du Bois United States Idaho Crawford County Ill William Lawrence Massachusetts Henry C. Morrison M. E. Church South

Memorial Day Exercises to Be More Elaborate at Arlington

Washington reports Arlington National Cemetery plans a noon march to the unknown soldier graves, followed by amphitheatre services headlined by President Wilson and Secretary Daniels with Governor Willis of Ohio. A Maine memorial dedication will feature an eighty-man naval rigging ceremony.

Washington, D. C Arlington National Cemetery G. A. R. Committee Wilson Daniels Navy Department Frank B. Willis Ohio Maine Memorial Navy

Notable Birthdays Mark Montgomery County Anniversary

Montgomery County Tenn marks anniversaries with a list of notable births. Rupert Blue, Surgeon General, born Richmond County North Carolina 73 years ago today. Dr John C Acheson new president of Pennsylvania College for Women born Fairfield Town 45 years ago today. William Phillips third assistant secretary of State born Beverly Massachusetts 37 years ago today. Hatton W Sumners congressman born Lincoln County Tennessee 40 years ago today. Mike Donlin former major league baseball player born Erie Pennsylvania 37 years ago today.

Montgomery County Tenn Rupert Blue United States Public Health Service Richmond County N. C John C. Acheson Pennsylvania College For Women Fairfield Town William Phillips Department of State Washington Beverly Mass Hatton W. Sumners Congress Texas Lincoln County Mike Donlin New York Giants Erie

Quotes on love and happiness by A G Singsen and Petit Senn

The exchange urges embracing enemies to know people as they truly are. Happiness is found where it is discovered, not where sought.

A. G. Singsen

Fossil finds at Rock Cut cave intrigue West Virginia readers

The West Virginia Argus reports from Cumberland that the national museum has completed exploration of Rock Cut cave near Cumberland. Fossils suggest ages from 100000 to 800000 years, with a jawbone of a prehistoric cat claimed to be 160000 years old.

Cumberland National Museum of Washington Rock Cut National Museum Lee Carl Bill Hunt Ringling Queen City Armbruster Mother Earth Jake Gross Joe Weaver Mose Kline Bill Dorsey Gross Geo. M. Perdew Perdew Maryland

A Bit of Everything for The Press Readers

Nonsense verse and quips feature a mix of humor about malefactors photographers readers and public life. Names like Mr Tooks Luke McLuke and Miss Misery Feales appear along with wry observations on fashion medicine and social roles.

Spring Chicken at Brooke's Cafe Advertisement

A brief ad offers spring chicken at Brooke's Cafe for 25 cents a half.

Brooke’s

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