Weather and politics mix in Cumberland Press item
The Cumberland Press notes delivery by mail or carrier from 109 Baltimore Street and urges readers to place delivery orders by telephone. A weather reform platform is hinted as politics shift, with a casual remark about weather being the only thing left out of politics.
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Cumberland Press
Baltimore Street
Weill
Apollo
Adonis
Baltimore Sun
Emerson
George William Curtis
Hawthorne
Shadow
Curtis
Sandwich Islands
Allegany County Showcases Coal and Hopes for Sheep Farming Rise
Allegany county highlights coal as a leading industry while expressing ambition to advance sheep growing. The article notes a thriving agricultural push and anticipates stronger progress next year. The theatrical season opens with a strong lineup between now and the New Year.
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Allegany County
Ugliness and charm in love across centuries noted
The piece argues that masculine ugliness is not a barrier to feminine affection, citing myth, Thackeray, and philosophy. It notes beauty is not essential and that charm and character matter more, finishing with a December tease to use the subway and shop early.
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Thackeray
Thacky
Rural education gains attention from national educators
Leading educators warn rural schools have been neglected with little training for rural teachers. The National Teachers Association board calls for consolidated rural schools, better facilities and pay, and more preparation in normal schools to prepare teachers for rural classrooms.
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General Educational Board
National Teachers’ Association
Urg
Ing
Interview with The Pink Lady star Maybelle MacDonald
Maybelle MacDonald known as The Pink Lady from Cumberland discusses her San Francisco roots, early New York stage career, and lead role in The Pink Lady. She praises the company, colleagues Elinor McCune and John C. Fisher, and notes a Christmas banquet on stage at Lexington Kentucky.
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Maybelle MacDonald
The
Maryland Theatre
Patsy
Dolly
Condidier
Miss Macdonald
Miss McCune
Angele
San Francisco
New
Keith Vaudeville
John C. Fisher
Cumberland
Allentown
New York
Pink Lady
Lexington
Banquet Opens Emperor Yoshihito Coronation Observances
Dances illustrating mythological episodes in Japanese history entertained 100000 guests at a Kyoto banquet for Emperor Yoshihito. The emperor welcomed foreign visitors as rice fish and sake formed the menu.
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Kyoto
Japan
Yoshihito
Wit and Whimsy in a Patchwork Page
A collage of quips poems and anecdotes from a bygone column. Jokes about lampooning self possession borrowing and drawing habits mix with letters from readers Dear Luke jokes and city references. The piece parodies social foibles and everyday absurdities with playful tone and regional color.
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Sumberland Press
Cumland
Chicago
Illinois
the Pink Lady
J. W
Christie MacDonald
York
Metropolis
America
Maybelle
Elinor McCune
John C. Pisher
Ever
New York City
Hazel Dawn
Mr. Fisher
Staunton, Va
Richmond News Leader
Richmond
North Carolina
Gress
Early
Congress
Cluded
Jude
Denver
Colo
S. C. Miller
Colorado
Army
Navy
Landsturm
Col
Pictorial Review
Orison Swett Marden
Mariette
Wis
United States
Cal
Sausalito Village
Bay
Jules
M. Ansaldi
London
France
Broadway
Chasseurs A Cheval
Paris
Dayton
National Municipal League
National City Managers’ Association
Paw
Willie
Vpaw
Ed Man
Paw A Babhelor
Mr. Thrasher
Luke McLuke
Wapakoneta
William Gee Hoffer
Wapak
Luke
the Daily Special
Dirly
Mar
Mark Sheets
Cincinnati
L. J.P
Hiram
Cincinnati Enquirer
Silas Wren
Jacob Lot
Memphis
Philip Klohs
Ind
Iva Leake
Lawrenceburg, Ind
Ura Lyre
North Fourth Street
Hamilton
Ohio
George Burkitt
Wilson
Burleson
Winnetka, II
A. Me Kicopfer
Winnetka
Burkit
Andy
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