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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
9
Dr McCuaig lectured at First M P church on home life, girl development, and dangers of modern dress and dancing. He urged proper physical growth, home training, and cautioned against fashions and perfumes fueling immoral behavior. Tomorrow at 3 20 he speaks on Heredity.
General Castelnau, long known as Joffre's right hand man, suffered personal losses as three of his sons fell in battle or wounds while France fought on the western front. Castelnau rose from early promotion in 1870 to chief of the general staff by 1913, his career marked by solid service and faith in military discipline despite religious tensions.
Advertisement touts a sale of popular classics and operatic selections on music rolls at 15 cents and 36 cents each. Morrison Music Co. advertises a broad catalog and special pricing.
Frostburg Maryland on November 10 Mrs Clara Hartman Baer widow of Dr Samuel Adam Baer a pedagogy teacher at Frostburg State Normal School donated about 1300 volumes to the school library The collection mainly covers pedagogy with other subjects and many authors Principal Edward F Webb thanked Mrs Baer and shared faculty resolutions on Dr Baers death signed by Webb Dando Hyde Purnell and Marshall Senior and Junior classes also passed resolutions of respect.
Johnstown, Pa., Nov. 10. Mc Kinley Rohrbaugh, 14, walked 100 feet to his home at Cramer, Indiana county, yesterday with a gaping wound in his right side after accidentally shooting himself while rabbit hunting. He collapsed and doctors say no hope remains for recovery.
Henry Ford and Thomas Edison visited the Panama-Pacific Exposition as honor guests. Edison toured exhibit palaces with evident enthusiasm while Ford joined the auto train photos, sharing their good time and praise at the fair.
New York reports note V. K. Willington Koo, a Columbia University graduate and former student leader, now serves as China’s minister in Washington. At 30, he oversees China’s Western relations amid global tensions, praised by Prof John Gassett Moore as a brilliant international law mind.
Charleston reports WV anti tuberculosis organizations have opened a campaign to sell 15000 dollars in Red Cross seals before Christmas. Proceeds will aid the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in fighting the disease.
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