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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1914
Page
10
Patrons and friends are urged to telephone personals and other news items to the Cumberland Press. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated by the Editor.
Timothy O Leary and Chas Miller of Piedmont West Virginia left Sunday for a Southern and Western states trip. J Biddinger of 400 Arch Street visits Romney relatives. Mrs W P May of Connellsville visits Mrs N T Ritchey at 70 Marland Avenue. Parley Anman of Terra Alta visits grandparents in West Virginia. M s W J Grimes of Casshey. Harold Hichards returned from Toledo. Miss Maud Hartman of Bellevue Street returned from Hagerstown. Miss Clara Hartscock secretary of Associated Charities visits Washington and Baltimore. Robert W Davis returned from Anderson. J Fazenbaker and Roderick C Woltz students at University of Maryland Baltimore. Call 1300 for Canger taxicabs Advertisement.
Chicago November 3 The Illinois State Board of Health lifted the prior federal embargo on the stock yards allowing cattle hogs and sheep to be received for slaughtering until further notice after a conference among stock yards packers live stock exchanges state health officials and government representatives.
The Russian General Staff states on the East Prussian front near Wladislawew and Romentia progress against German attacks near Bakalarzeve. They claim advances beyond the Vistula with captures of Petrikau Opatozne and Osoroff, 400 prisoners, six rapid fire guns, and supply convoys. A Russian regiment on the San river assaulted a fort near Lezachevo capturing five officers and 500 soldiers and five guns. An enemy column from the Carpathians near Nadavarna was defeated.
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In Goshen New York on November 3 Mrs. E H Harriman widow of the late railroad magnate addressed 425 public school educators at the Teachers Conference held in the High School. She urged specialized training for country teachers while resisting a single uniform curriculum and offered to help teachers meet their students needs by tailoring opportunities to each child’s abilities whether in mechanical music or other fields.
Winter loss of mobility hits the campaign with frosts in East Prussia and rain and snow in Poland. North Sea storm endangers navy outposts as German steamers are wrecked off Helgoland. Trenches flood and troops endure breast high water while anti aircraft defenses improve. The Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha reports severe front weather.
A brotherhood was organized last night at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church Bedford Street with Rev. F. Bergner as pastor. Officers are Conrad J. Herpich president Ernest Hartman vice president Floyd Hoffman recording secretary Edgar Ebert corresponding secretary and Edward Vogel treasurer A banquet for seventy guests followed in the church Sunday school room. Henry Vogel acted as toastmaster Rev. Or la Wolf spoke on India mission work with a musical program led by Schmutz's Orchestra.
State and federal officials report Herrs Island under partial quarantine after a bovine illness is found. About 2700 cattle in stock yards must be slaughtered within 72 hours and driven only with rubber suit precautions. Pens are fumigated. Overhead feeding replaces former methods to prevent spread.
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