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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
3
The Cumberland Press lists subscription rates and advertising inquiries at 109 Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Md. The text blends a notice of postal details with a quoted reflection on life, love, and success, contrasting material gain with genuine realities.
In Cumberland four local papers The News The Press The Alleganian and Wie form a brotherhood for active workers. The association aims to honor worthy colleagues share joys and sorrows and unite for common interests in a field shaped by daily trials and triumphs.
A discussion on the value of preservation through struggle for suffrage and equal rights. It contrasts persistent effort with reform momentum, notes the role of men in suffrage, and reflects on horror as a memory trigger and moral reminder. The piece blends social critique with personal recollections and memories.
A French reserve officer Lieutenant Chatanay was killed at Vermelle. A letter found in his pocket, printed in French papers as The Soul of France, urges his wife not to mourn, asks care for their children, and shares hope of reunion. He desires a son to become a doctor if possible and asks forgiveness for any wrongs toward France.
Judge William B. Fleming, foreign trade adviser, coordinates talks with Sir Richard Crawford at the British embassy in Washington to secure release of American owned cargoes bought in Germany and held under a British embargo since the war began.
Billy Sunday campaigns in Syracuse drawing 35 000 attendees for three services in an 11 000 seat tabernacle and a 1500 choir, pledging six weeks of work before heading to Trenton to continue his anti vice drive. He lives with Frank Hiscock’s widow on West Onondaga street. He criticizes society women as selfish and idle, contrasting with his call for active public virtue.
The article analyzes German diplomacy in the Balkans, noting England’s disquiet, Viviani’s resignation, and Berlin’s century‑long aims. It argues that Germany’s Balkan policy achieved a breakthrough as Bulgaria joined the Central Powers, shifting balances and threatening Russian influence and a widening war.
Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday night to surprise Mr and Mrs Eugene Mortz as they emerged from a room in full dress. About sixty attendees shared the festive moment with the couple and celebrated their union.
A collection of light quips jokes and poems including playful dialogues about sailors hypocrites ushers and a calved lullaby. It features exchange lines from Old Fogg and the Grouch a carpenter and barber saying what they are known by and a string of humorous observations on marriage religion and daily life.
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