Women’s Corner on Skirts Show Aging Style Shifts
The column notes a fashion shift toward ready to wear dresses and simpler frocks that empower older women to dress stylishly without relying on younger silhouettes. It observes grandmothers and midlife women embracing modern outfits, from satin dresses to serge suits, while mantles lose prominence.
Domestic Science Menu for Leftovers Dinner
A practical home cook guide outlines Ege Chowder Beef and Rice and steam cabbage as economical dishes. It provides step by step methods for frying salt pork, boiling potatoes, making a milk based chowder, and preparing a coconut pie with instructions for crust, filling and frosting.
Workhouse Hope Comes To Georgie In Grim Attic Tale
A barefoot boy in a filthy attic endures cold, hunger and fear while another child describes life in the workhouse. As the doomed mood shifts to longing, a Fairy Godmother figure arrives through a chimney door offering a glimmer of rescue for Georgie.
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Georgie
Artist survives week in war zones for 8.75 continues travels
London dispatch describes an artist returning from France and Belgium who spent seven days in war zones, traveling on foot and by rail with only 1.25 left of his initial 10. He recounts encounters with French soldiers and displaced British troops, praising Anglais as he navigates checkpoints and scarce fares.
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France
Belgium
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Boulogne
Glasgow
Paris
Calais
Dunkirk
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Charing Cross
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Connie Mack to sell Athletics stake and take control of Yankees
Veteran manager Connie Mack, long associated with the Philadelphia Athletics, is reported to be nearing a sale of his stock in the Athletics and intends to purchase a controlling interest in the New York Yankees to manage the club next season.
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Philadelphia Club
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Personal notice request from Cumberland Press readers
Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and other news items to The Cumberland Press. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated by the Editor.
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Poling Family Guests From Hendricks Visit Beallstreet
J E Poling of Hendricks Virginia and his son Harper, Morgan Town University student, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs Peter C C Cowden on Beall Street. They are enroute to Detroit to recover a rebuilt car after a recent accident. Mrs Cowden is Polings niece.
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J. E. Poling
Hendricks
Harper
Morgantown University
Peter CC. Cowden
Beallstreet
Detroit
Mich
Cowden
Poling
Richard Corcoran
Pittsburg
Charles M. Hoblitzell
Mechanic Street
James Gordon
Evelyn
Meyersdale
Lonaconing
Miller
Rockwood residents visitations and travel notes feature
Local social notes list Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller of Rockwood and Mae Wilson of Meyersdale visiting relatives. Mrs. Lillian Cowherd recovers from tonsil surgery, and Anna M. Knieriem and daughter Clare Catherine are in Atlantic City. A ten pound boy is born to E. H. Shaffer and wife. Several individuals plan trips, hunts, and reunions, including a deer hunt in Pennsylvania and a wild west show signing in Lander, Wyoming.
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C. E. Miller
Rockwood
Mae Wilson
Meyersdale
Lonaconing
Anna M. Knieriem
Mise Clatherine Knieriem
Atlantic City
E. H. Shaffer
Green Street
James Powell
Stanley G. Butler
John C. Morgart
Wright Butler
Warren Shockley
Deer Hunt
Pennsylvania
Mary Vandiver
Burlington
W. Va
Beatrice Holmes
Bill Arthur
Cumberland
Lander
Wyo
Europe
Zetta Arthur
Yellowstone Park
Government crop report cites record corn and strong wheat markets
The Government November crop report estimates the corn total at about 2.8006 billion bushels and wheat near 893 million bushels. It notes the crop is one of the best on record and highlights a notably strong wheat market.
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Chicago
Property Auction Near Cumberland Maryland 1914
A 20 acre tract near Cumberland Maryland opposite the Old National Pike will be sold November 21 1914 at 10 a m at the corner of Baltimore streets Baltimore MD. The land spans 940 feet on the Pike nearly square and is timbered with native oak and contains a watercourse that could supply water to the property. It is part of the estate of Catharine Cochran executor S Cochran will announce terms cash down with balance in notes and a deferred payment option.
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Old National Pike
Baltimore Streets
Maryland
Cums Creek
Administration Granted in John H. Hinretition Case
Orphans Court of Allegany County notes Maud Allegany County has letters of administration for John H Hinretition. Petition states John left Maryland in 1906 and has not been heard from since, suggesting seven years of absence and presumed death. He left no descendants. heirs at law are his sisters and the children of his sisters.
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Maud Allegany County
John Harry
Petitson
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