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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
3
In a tense domestic drama, Louis and his wife Livia clash over a mysterious letter. Louis admits the note came from a former lover, but insists their bond is real. Livia clings to the letter, leading to a threatening moment before Louis burns it. She rejoices when he forgives her and declares his love.
Baltimore delegates from major cities attend the American Association for Clinical Research three day meeting beginning today. Sessions will be at Loyola College with clinics in leading Baltimore hospitals.
The article offers tips on making embroidered handkerchiefs with color coordinated initials and borders, plus mini aprons for children, crochet knitting bags, and coronation-brat motifs. It explains design details, stitches, and color choices to fashion dainty, practical items.
A domestic science column suggests substituting fish for meat and includes recipes for Halibut with Tomatoes and Peppers, Carrot Patties, Florida Corn Bread Tea, and Individual Apple Custard. It provides step by step instructions and serving guidance with ingredients like halibut, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, crackers, hominy, and apples.
The Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal church met and elected officers including Rev. William C. Hicks as president ex-officio, Mrs. George G. Young as vice-president, Mrs. J. L. Griffith as treasurer, and Miss Frances S. Sloan as assistant treasurer. Numerous chapter chairs and society heads were named for Altar Ward Choir Chapter Woman's Auxiliary Sunday School Little Helpers Entertainment Chapter Girls' Friendly Society Employment and Distribution Society and other units.
The Cumberland Press offers job printing with guaranteed workmanship and right prices. This advertisement invites readers to place printing work with the local union printers.
Prince Henry the son and heir of Prince Henry XXVII of the House of Heuss, aged eighteen, served as a Lieutenant in the Seventh Thuringen Infantry. He visited the country, making a favorable impression on the people and resembling the young Crown Prince in appearance.
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