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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
6
The Pink Lady, an international comedy, arrives at the Marland Theatre tonight at 8:15. The original cast from major cities performs tunes like When Love Goes a Straying and My Beautiful Lady. Prices range from 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents. Phone 1912 for ads.
Elsie Janis international star headlines the Liberty Theatre today with the Paramount photoplay Twas Ever Thus a five part feature. The film has scored big hits and Janis delivers triumphs in each scene as the thrilling incidents keep audiences in suspense.
United States Marshal William Osborne says a wash of moonshine activity in Mercer county will be pursued with new deputy support after the department of justice approved reinforcements. He cites past seizures at a large still site and notes moonshiners threaten local safety with old tactics and retaliatory damage to property.
William T. Duffy chief clerk at C D Cottingham Co of Snow Hill was killed in an automobile collision on the State road at Bennetts Mills near Snow Hill. He was returning from Parksley Va with Mrs Duffy Mr and Mrs Charles Parsons and Miss Mary Parsons when Parsons car collided with a wagon and Babe Harrison drove a roadster. Mrs Duffy was pinned under the seat. others were uninjured.
Lichtenstein's Pharmacy promotes a Big One Cent Sale that began at 10 o'clock this morning with advertised offers and discounts.
From London the Paris bureau reports that only six Americans remain in the French aviation corps including Jim Bach of Utah and Eliott Cowden of Boston. The fleet now fields two engine planes with rapid service roles, bomber support, reconnaissance and aerial defense across the German front.
Atlanta's harvest carnival and exposition opened yesterday under favorable auspices. Trains brought hundreds of visitors and organizers expect a record crowd all week. The program features livestock poultry and farm products displays along with parades pageants and outdoor festivities.
Huntington ministers adopted a resolution barring remarriage for divorced individuals with a single exception for those proven innocent on scriptural grounds. The move aims to enforce a uniform policy among local churches.
Dr George P Paulman has moved his office to 21 South Liberty Street. Advertisement. No 15 31.
A remark praised the French artillery as deadly efficient and noted airmen as its main support. The line warned against approaching within range, stating it would be certain death, while also acknowledging the airmen’s crucial role in the success.
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