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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1915

Page

3

Rail gains shown in B and O annual report

Cumberland notes strong showing by Baltimore and Ohio railroad in the past year. Net earnings rose by over three million, up about 15 percent, with emphasis on improvements on the Cumberland division and the Magnolia cut-off. Daniel Willard, president, praised management. The Queen City scribes plan their first regular meeting tomorrow night at the Daily News.

Cumberland Magnolia Queen City Daily News

Advertising Edict Repeats Power Of Print In Towns

In a Chatham Courier essay, the non advertising merchant is urged to use printers ink to win patronage. The piece contrasts mail order houses using ads with local merchants who neglect local newspaper space and warns that city department stores profit from advertising, drawing customers from smaller towns.

Chatham N. Y

Grandma on the train in Oklahoma tale of a kind traveler

An unnamed narrator recalls Grandma, a poor, weathered woman from Oklahoma with a hospitalized granddaughter in an iron leg brace traveling by rail to an unknown destination. She speaks gently to a porter, accepts help, and travels with quiet resilience despite hardship, leaving without a goodbye as the train moves on.

Turkey Austria Greece Saloniki Bulgaria Balkan Balkans Serbia Macedonia England Russia Constantinople Dardanelles Venizelos Constantine Kansas City Oklahoma Grandma

Bits of Punchline Parodies and Prose Fragments

A collage of jokes verses and letters sketches lampooning daily life and manners. Snippets from a columnist column share quips about luck crime finances and social mores with humorous asides and mock letters from readers across various towns and readers’ concerns.

The School as Community Center

Edward J. Ward promoted the schoolhouse as a social center in Rochester New York then worked with Wisconsin’s university extension plan and influenced legislation in seven states. He will join the U S Bureau of Education to promote the schoolhouse as a community forum for adults and children, moving from city to nation.

Edward J. Ward Rochester N. Y Wisconsin United States Bureau of Education

Aeroplane Fund Boosts Militia Aviation Programs

The Aero Club of America created a national aeroplane fund to build aviation corps for the militia. Twenty states have started aviation units with both land and water militia support. New York and Rhode Island each received nearly $20 000 to launch their programs. Glen H. Curtiss christened a flying boat donated by the fund to the New York naval militia, an event Governor Whitman hailed as a sign of public support for national welfare and defenses akin to the Plattsburg camps.

National Aeroplane Fund Aero Club of America New York Rhode Island Naval Militia of New York Glen H. Curtiss Whitman Plattsburg

Political Mild and Personal Snippets from an Early 1900s Page

Notes include Henry Gassaway Davis turning 92 and Idaho Senator Borah predicting Justice Hughes as next Republican presidential candidate. Lincoln Day dinner set for February 12 in Kansas City by Missouri Young Republicans. Ernest M. Pollard open to Republican nomination for governor. The rest features comic quips about manners debtors creditors and superstitions.

Borah Idaho Justice Hughes Association of Young Republicans of Missouri Kansas City

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