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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
3
A peasant, Barnes, revels in Sunday sun and new clothes while watching villagers go to church. He visits his son Jancsi at his wife’s house but refuses reconciliation, haunted by past quarrels and his failed marriage. The scene contrasts pride and longing with the pull of family.
A miscellany of kitchen guidance and fashion briefs. Tips for making jam fritters and chocolate sundaes accompany advice on fly control and pleated fabrics for skirts and hats, describing styles, materials, and trims prominent in department store selections.
Little crochet bonbon baskets three inches tall suit Irish crochet dolls and centerpieces. White velvet bags hand painted with pastel flowers blend into the background for opera or workbags, tied with gold cords or matching ribbons. Flannel lined velvet butterflies and bright parrots are hand painted for teapot holders. Pleated fabrics of various sorts and widths are available.
A local ad promotes aluminum cookware and houseware at reduced prices. Highlights include coffee percolators from $1.39 to $2.50, seamless roasters from $2.39, Windsor kettles, skillets, spoons and pails, dinner pails, water pails, and textiles like bleached sheet ing, muslin, Huck towels, and skirts with various yard prices.
Diamonds mounted with opals or onyx stones appear in vogue. Coats on display run snug at the throat with a heavy mixed black gray cloth coat featuring black velvet and fur collars. A fashion note urges a white dress for the little girl to stay stylish.
A homely tomato pot roast served with special baked potatoes and a corn and pepper medley. The recipe detailing searing the meat, simmering with tomatoes, and thickening the sauce, plus a scone and tea accompaniment, yields a complete luncheon or dinner menu.
George T. Brew formerly of Oakland died recently in Ronceverte West Virginia. About ten years ago he was an extensive lumber dealer and manufacturer in Garrett County and resided in Oakland. He was well known in this city.
Grafton West Virginia report states that effective last Sunday the Baltimore and Ohio line resumes through service linking Elkins Belington Grafton Fairmont and Wheeling with Western Maryland connections. Through cars will no longer stop at Belington and passengers will not need car changes at Belington as earlier months.
The Jewish Day of Atonement ended at sunset with the rams horn blast. Yom Kippur, last day of the Hebrew New Year season, focuses on fasting penitence and prayer. Large crowds filled synagogues, forcing rents of halls across the city for overflow services. Services were solemn and extended most of the day.
Rabbi M Baron preached at the local Hebrew temple on the Day of Atonement tying the present war to faith. He urged unity among Jews worldwide saying no other nation or religion is so scattered yet on this day they return to their mother faith.
Advertising notice for boys double knee and toe cadet stockings designed for school wear. The pair priced at 25 cents.
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