Yale Football Record Shows Long Unbeaten Stride
Frank G. Monke surveys major college football since inception, highlighting Yale’s dominance. Since Yale first played in 1872, the program claims 311 wins, 54 losses, and 84 ties in 449 games, with 12 championships and multiple unbeaten seasons. Harvard and Princeton trails noted, Rutgers and Michigan as early pioneers.
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Yele Wither
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Parad
Meeten
Rutgers
New Jersey
Michigan
Mt Age and Frostburg Football Game Postponed to Tomorrow
The Mt Age vs Frostburg football game, postponed from last Sunday, will be played tomorrow at Mt Age on Moss Cottage grounds, kicking off at 3.
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Mtage
Frostburg
Moss Cottage
Daugherty’s Sanitary Market Opens This Afternoon
The Sanitary Market at 11 12 South Centre Street opens this Saturday at 2 o clock. Manager Harvey W. Daugherty will offer fresh fish oysters dyed poultry fresh country butter and eggs. The aim is to provide the best and latest in seafood and groceries with dressed chickens available for Sunday and special plantyl oysters exclusive to the market.
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South Centre Street
W. Va
Maryland Gas Company
Harvey W. Daugherty
Obituary notices for Mills Brenner Hanawalt Heath and Kight
Obituaries report the deaths of Theodore Mills 13 of Big Pool Md meningitis at Western Maryland Hospital. Charles Kight Jr 4 of Moundsville W Va died of diphtheria and burial from a train at Queens Point cemetery. Selig Brenner 75 of Baltimore died at his daughter’s home and burial planned in Baltimore. William H Hanawalt 52 engineer on B&O died at Western Maryland Hospital with burial at Rose Hill. Hobson F Heath 17 of 216 Springdale St to be buried Moorefield W Va after services at home.
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Alva Mills
Big Pool
Western Maryland Hospital
Louis Stein
Hancock
Western Maryland Railway
Charles Kight, Jr
Charles Kight
Moundsville
W. Va
Floyd Kight
Keyser
Queens Point
Moundsville Penitentiary
Selig Brenner
A. L. Berman
Virginia Avenue
Baltimore
Berman
Bessie Brenner
Penjamin Brenner
Philadelphia
Siter
William H. Hanawalt
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Hanawalt
Grand Avenue
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hobson F. Heath
C. W. Heath
Springdale Street
Moorefield
Red Cross Seals Sale Opens December 1 in Cumberland
The Civic Club will conduct the Red Cross Christmas seals sale starting December 1 at local stores in Cumberland. A meeting November 27 will name the committee in charge. A film titled The Temple of Moloch, prepared by Thomas A. Edison, may be shown in conjunction with the sale to aid tuberculosis relief and nurse Miss Stallings based at City Hall.
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Red Cross
Civic Club
Cumberland
Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Temple of Moloch
Thomas A. Edison
The King of the Day Thanksgiving Feast Origin
Thanksgiving history traces to the Pilgrims landing on Cape Cod in 1620 and the first feast marked by wild turkeys as the centerpiece. Governor William Bradford set the date and prepared the celebratory meal after a harsh first winter and a fruitful summer.
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Rocky
Cape Cod
William Bradford
Five Die as Train Hits Auto Near Fort Dodge
Five people from Rockwell City died when their car was struck by a northbound Minneapolis & St. Louis passenger train near Halligan Iowa. I T Roush, John Berner, Katherine Roush 18, and a 6 year old boy died. Mrs Roush survived with a broken hip and minor injuries. her husband died at a local hospital. Berner was engaged to Miss Roush.
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Fort Dodge
Minneapolis
I. T. Roush
John Berner
Katherine Rousi
IT. T. Roush
Rockwell City
Francis Smiley
Janey
Paving on Washington Street Completed Under Eyerman Supervision
Street Commissioner Oscar A Eyerman directed the Washington street paving project which cost $2.11 per square yard, a significant saving versus the $2.41 per square yard lowest bid from contractors on similar streets.
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Washington Street
Oscar A Eyerman
Railways and Bridges in 1900s Era Rail News
Rouen gains a new Seine bridge. Great Northern to run gas electric motor cars on short lines. Inventor merges car and motorboat into one vehicle. Eighty-four words describe a seven minute bridge move. Clover Leaf seeks lower receivership assessment. Central’s agricultural exhibit cars promote New York foods to Midwest homeseekers. Northern Pacific orders about 2 million dollars of equipment, 100 steel cars planned.
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New York Central
New York
Middle West
Agricultural Department of the Central
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Vera Cruz hero's engagement broken
The engagement of Miss Helen Longstreth Boyd of Haverford to Ensign Edward Orrick McDonnell of the U S Navy is postponed indefinitely. Cards sent, gifts returned, and Mr Boyd says the engagement is broken off. Ensign McDonnell, commended for Vera Cruz bravery, serves on the USS Prairie in Boston.
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Philadelphia
Helen Longstreth Boyd
James Boyd
Haverford
Edward Orrick McDonnell
United States Navy
Vera Cruz
Fletcher
Boyd
Charles Shaw to Preach at Centenay Church
Charles R. Shaw will preach at the Centenay church on Bedford road Sunday at 10 30 a m.
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Charles BE. Shaw
Charles RE. Shaw
Centenay
Bedford Road
Wreck at Shenandoah Junction Costs $15,000
Investigators in Cumberland on Wednesday placed the total damage at about $15,000 from the Baltimore and Ohio Railway collision at Shenandoah Junction occurred Sunday morning. All injured men attended the inquisition and gave full accounts but no blame was fixed.
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Baltimore and Ohio R. R
Shenandoah Junction
Cumberland
Collegians Cancel Game Over Illness of Key Players
The Cumberland Collegians cancelled their scheduled game with Bedford High School due to illness of left end Brady and quarterback Donaldson. Manager Raymond Morehead announced the postponement.
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Donaldson
Cumberland Collegians
Bedford High School
Raymond Morehead
The
Collegians
Job Printing by Union Printers at The Cumberland Press
Advertisement touts The Cumberland Press for job printing with Union Printers. It promises fair prices and guaranteed workmanship.
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Cumberlain Press
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