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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1915
Page
3
A column discusses chin lines and neck curves improving profile with exercises and posture. It warns against a receding or double chin, advises neck stretches, face massage with cold cream, and avoiding tight collars to prevent flabby throat muscles. It also covers treating facial blotches from liver pills and cautions about hair waving services and home options.
Actress Dorothy Newell introduces the ankle bouquet fad using roses sweet peas and chrysanthemums as the preferred flowers. The trend spots the rose sweet peas and chrysanthemum as key picks for ankle adornment.
The editor tackles a reader question about wealth building and explains the limits of the publication in providing a guaranteed path to riches. He shares perspective on practical steps and cautions against overpromising quick wealth.
Fifteen religious and civic societies met at the Y M C A to form an advisory council for prohibition in the District, moving pictures regulation, and Sunday rest. Led by Robert D. Burbank, the group will draft a constitution and by laws and work to influence existing societies. The gathering condemned local moving pictures as harmful to the church, with Rev. FE. Sexsmith calling posters poison to the public.
A civic effort seeks to ban Sunday film showings to protect church attendance. A special committee led by Burbank and Taggart with religious and civic leaders will meet next Saturday at the Y. M. C. A. to organize further campaigns and determine appeals to municipal powers.
The Duo-Art Pianola reproduces a performance faithfully with tempo, pedaling, phrasing, and every nuance. It offers endless entertaining and instructional value and lets you hear renowned concert pianists across genres. The Aeolian Company calls it its greatest achievement after years of work and has received world-class praise.
Urner G. Carl and Whiting and Popler announce a public sale of the valuable business and residence property at 59 and 61 North Mechanic Street Cumberland Maryland. The sale, by decree of the Circuit Court Allegany County dated October 27 1915, occurs November 20 1915 at 10:00 AM at the Liberty Street site of the Second National Bank Cumberland. The property includes a three story brick building used as a saloon and residence with a shop adjoining, on a lot described through a chain of deeds, with cash terms and trustees ARNER G. CARL F BROOKE WHITING serving as trustees.
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