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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
3
A Forbes column stresses that a winning smile hinges on well kept teeth not just brushing. It cites a dental study showing only about one in twelve Americans clean their teeth regularly and urges women to visit dentists when needed rather than rely on casual brushing.
The article advises nightly flossing to remove food particles between teeth, preventing bad breath and enamel decay. It weighs toothbrush choice, prefers dry powder over paste, and includes a reader Q&A about palm lines and a request for a blackhead remedy, answered with a polite promise to send details if a stamped envelope is provided.
Frostburg November 15 A Hoffman Mines brakeman John Stapleton had his right foot badly crushed this morning when the strain on which he was braking jumped the track. Stapleton of Grant street is married.
Washington Ny Special Representative John Garner of Texas proposes raising defense revenue by expanding the income tax with lower exemptions, a 10 percent surtax on high incomes, and adding an inheritance tax. He also suggests taxing arms sales, automobile manufacturing, and gasoline, if the constitution allows.
In Keyser W V a year ago James A Thrush and his bride hosted a wedding party with a turkey dinner Then on July 4 Ernest Taylor and Miss Nannie Umstatt quietly wed at the bride s home The secret was kept from even close friends The bride s father is Simon P Umstatt and groom s parents are Mr and Mrs N A Taylor The couple s silent union is announced during a busy town schedule with civic meetings rallies and a county convention upcoming.
Mrs Mary Pollock formerly Miss Mary Graham was burned on arms and face when a gas oven exploded Saturday afternoon at Church Hill. The incident followed by unrelated notes on missionary lectures at the M E Church and local job changes.
Baltimore and Ohio officer William T. Beattie was fined 5 dollars after a Saturday hearing before Justice Heck on reckless firing of a pistol in the city. Col N W Ruassler whose home was struck by a bullet accused Beattie. Beattie testified Harris fired at him. Prosecution, including City Attorney Ferdinand Williams, noted witnesses contradicted Beattie. traffic through official channels followed.
The YMCA mixed chorus rehearsal moves to City Hall auditorium on Tuesday evening so the Glee Club can meet Monday nights. All Glee Club members are asked to be at the YMCA Hall tonight at o'clock.
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