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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented column discusses tallness through daily exercises like hanging from rings and leg stretching, along with fashion notes on fur trims, slim silhouettes, and evolving sleeve and skirt styles reflecting early 20th century trends. It mentions a reader's blackhead remedy query and a fashionable silhouette debate.
The article notes a shift toward box coats in fall and winter fashion with straight, unfitted lines returning. It highlights box backs on fur coats, belted fronts, and a youthful silhouette, along with boleros and Etons enhancing the look.
Bur ton J. Hendrick profiles lesser known but extremely wealthy individuals in a feature for Every Week, detailing how they built fortunes and their notable ventures. The piece emphasizes surprising wealth and diverse paths to success.
A Chicago pie baking contest awarded Mrs. Leslie Mullen of Grand Boulevard the prize for an excellent apple pie. The recipe describes a rich crust, filling from sliced apples, sugar water flour and butter, cooking until thick and baking with a top crust in a moderate oven.
In a shift promising lower living expenses, the cost of bringing electricity to residences has fallen dramatically. The reduction reflects broader efforts to modernize housing and make power access affordable for more households.
Cumberland city council invites sealed bids for grading curbing and brick paving on Oldtown from Maryland Avenue to South Street with plans from the city engineer. Deposit $10 for plans refundable on return in poor condition by November 8, 1915. James Gaffney city engineer.
A quirky question about funding an invention prompts coverage of sources titled Every Wehek. The item hints at financing avenues but provides no concrete steps or names. It remains a brief, ambiguous note rather than a full guide.
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