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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
4
A Philadelphia report notes a German order for 800 two ton trucks refused by a local auto firm as moral courage and neutrality debates unfold. Pittsburg reports a French order for 18000 tons of projectile bars. editors urge stopping all war materiel to hasten peace.
Editorial notes the Christmas ships sailing from our shores to Europe amid wartime suffering. The gifts matter less than the goodwill and sympathy they symbolize. The piece reflects on home, memory, and national unity as volunteers prepare for the voyage.
The piece blends religious thanksgiving with political notes about Turkey Germany and liquor taxes. It cites Schwab Clark and Anglesey while urging early Christmas shopping to ease merchant burdens and create jobs. It recalls Thanksgiving origins tied to Burgoyne and Gates and Valley Forge observations.
A compilation of aphorisms and editorials noting views on wartime topics and labor leaders. Highlights include reactions to the Young Turks and Gompers salary, charity for war orphans, honor rolls for Germans, and opinions on U S military strength and war costs.
A collage of humorous quips and observations on daily life. Topics range from cooking tips with gas ovens to social anecdotes about names, families, and manners. The piece mocks household habits, careers, and national pride with light satire and period voice.
Thanksgiving turkey needs are covered by Habig Bros. at 10 North Centre Street with Savory or Corona roasters advertised. The note dates Novy 24 2t and promotes their service for holiday meals.
The article extols Thanksgiving as a national anchor of domestic health and happiness. It highlights family reunions, returns to old homes, and strengthened social foundations, arguing the holiday reflects and sustains the nation’s moral and civic health.
The Citizen's National Bank Cumberland Maryland announces it will close Thursday November 26 1911 for Thanksgiving Day as a legal holiday. W L Morgan signs the notice.
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