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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
4
Discussion on Mexican politics contrasts Carranza Huerta divisions with a revolutionary, extra legal convention at Aguas Calientes. It notes Gutierrez as de jure head if Carranza yields and highlights U.S. bank advantages for shippers via new Buenos Aires branch, aiding credit and information for American exporters.
The Emden cruiser destroyed more than twenty British merchant ships and torpedoed a Russian and a French warship before its end. Survivors received Iron Cross honors while the fleet’s piracy is viewed as futile against the war’s broader aims. The piece notes wider belligerent practices and questions the overall impact on naval power and commerce.
Entries cover events from 1854 Black Sea tempest to 1912 Surgeons Congress in New York. Key items include a Black Sea storm lasting days, Franco Prussian War activity in Dole, a US Spain commerce treaty, Yosemite wreck at Guam, Russo Japanese War scouting actions, and Port Arthur guarding news before the clinical congress convened.
Actor John Drew, born November 13 1864 in Philadelphia, began as Plumber in Cool as a Cucumber at age twenty. He joined Daly's company in 1875 and quickly rose to leading man. His art is finished and delicate.
A fragment reports German forces distributing food to Belgian paupers near Malines. The brief note mentions hundreds of hungry residents receiving aid, reflecting wartime relief efforts in the city.
A reflective verse expresses love for a mother and the speaker’s departed Virginia. The speaker honors the mother’s role as central to his heart and links maternal memory to his spouse’s immeasurable bond.
A collage of quips and opinions covers shopping, American goods, health, wildlife rumors, and political satire. Notes warn of fake war causes, spoof editorials, and a playful jab about Uncle Joe Cannon. Local officials and public figures are referenced in a humorous, editorial tone.
A monthly winter series begins at the local synagogue on Union and Centre streets at 7 30 pm. Ingham Lord leads the choir with Joseph Young, Mrs Albert Reuschlein, and Miss Ilda Turner among soloists. Rabbi M Baron will deliver a sermon. Music lovers are invited.
A collection of editorials quotes from papers including the Philadelphia Record Chicago Post Cleveland Leader and others discussing war morale politics prohibition and labor unions with satirical and ironic tones. The fragment mentions a proposed winter campaign sleids and a call for workers to unite with a union card in mind.
The revival that began last Sunday at Midland Methodist Episcopal Church continues through the week led by pastor Rev. W E Bird, with assistants Rev W Roliman of Elk Garden and Rev W S Nicholson of Frostburg. Rev F A Killmen of South Cumberland preaches this evening. Meetings extend into next week.
Advertisement for 1390 Taxi Day or Night service by City Taxicab Company urges readers to call for prompt taxi rides.
A 1914 Cumberland Institute advertisement reports goitre patients praising a new treatment by the Inter-State Doctors at 21 North Liberty Street. The testimonial by Mrs. Cargie Sines claims rapid goitre vanishing, relief from headaches and nervousness, and improved kidney and heart function after less than three months.
A jumble of quips and aphorisms on gossip marriage wit and daily life from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper column. The piece leans on satirical lines about politics love and social norms with brief sketches and humorous maxims.
Frostburg to Cumberland first car at 6:00 am with hourly service to 11:00 pm. Cumberland to Frostburg starts 7:00 am on the hour until midnight. Frostburg to Westernport begins 6:00 am with last car 11:00 pm. Westernport to Frostburg starts 6:30 am with last car 11:30 pm. All cars connect at Frostburg. J. E. Taylor, Superintendent.
Fragmentary timetable notes a Sunday schedule for Cumberland and Pennsylvanias dated November 30 1912. It references trains to Piedmont and Frostbur plus arrivals and departures with times unclear due to OCR errors.
The performer under Mr. Daly's management has created more than 40 parts in comedy with brilliant success, demonstrating a rare ability to identify with a wide variety of characters.
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