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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
4
Chicago Health Commissioner Young issues a formal order declaring human foot and mouth disease contagious and requires immediate reporting. He urges householders to use pasteurized milk to prevent spread, noting no danger from meat or meat products.
Philadelphia November 10 real work starts at the American Federation of Labor thirty fourth anniversary session. President Gompers begins appointing a committee to set the field for external and internal aims for the next twelve months. A fight over trade jurisdiction will begin today per plans outlined by Gompers.
The text surveys biblical mentions of coal and fire across multiple books. It cites verses from Proverbs Job Psalms Isaiah and the Gospels to illustrate heat burning coal fire imagery and divine judgment or warmth.
Mrs. Sarah J. Cummings of Meyersdale Pa died at Western Maryland Hospital at age 49. Her body was moved to Louis Stein undertakers and shipped home by train. A meeting of the School Commissioners and County Supervisors Association will be held at the State Normal School Building Baltimore on November 19 26 with talks on teaching music and a speech by Governor Goldsborough. In London reports the Emden cruiser was burned off Coco Island with only about 20 of 260 crew escaping and survivors were aided by the admiralty.
McKinley Daily, once in the Cumberlandress circulation department, has started a grocery business at 4 East Second street South Cumberland. He offers a full line of staple and domestic articles.
The Rev. Charlies Noyes Tyndett of St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church in Hancock has accepted a call to serve the Protestant Episcopal Church in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. He previously led the Hancock parish as rector and will assume duties in Williamsport after his departure.
The regular monthly session met in the Court House with the board reviewing the month’s books and bills and performing routine administrative tasks.
A clipped newspaper ad promotes DRINK GERMAN BEER Absolutely Pure. It urges clipping the coupon and sending 10 cents to The Press office to receive a complete record of facts about the present European war. Limited supply.
Japanese and English troops took possession of the German leasehold at Tsingtao today. Crowds cheered as they entered the fortress where the Japanese and French flag flew from the citadel. German prisoners are to be treated with most considerate regard and mounting of Japanese guns on the wrecked fortress begins at once.
The Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway outlines first and last car times from Cumberland Frostburg and Westernport with hourly departures and connections. It lists stops including Frostburg Long's Eckhart Barton Moscow Midland Borden Shaft Reynolds and Blakes, detailing morning and midnight service and cross connections at Lyros. Superintendent information appears at the end.
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