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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1915

Page

6

A Daily History Review From Century Old Notes

One hundred years ago in 1815 the Massachusetts Society for the Promotion of Agriculture offered premiums for large quantities of woad and madder. Seventy-five years ago in 1840 Louis Napoleon was sentenced to life imprisonment at the fortress of Ma n for inciting insurrection near Boulogne. Fifty years ago in 1865 railroad links were reestablished between Washington and points in Georgia and Tennessee via Lynchburg and Knoxville. Twenty-five years ago in 1890 the McKinley Tariff act took effect and the Mormon Church renounced polygamy at a Salt Lake City conference.

Louis Napoleon Fortress of Main Boulogne Washington Pointe Georwin Alabama Tennessee Lynchburg Knoxville Salt Lake City

Truant Officer Saves 102 Year Old Fire Victim

John Kosker risked his life entering the Nan ticoke home of Mrs. Alice Swarts to rescue Mary Zelinski age 102 who lay in bed as flames spread to the second floor. The woman was carried to the street but inhaled smoke and suffered shock. the building was totally destroyed.

Mary Zelinski

Pastern Star Opens West Virginia Grand Chapter Session

Morgantown West Virginia October 6 the twelfth annual session of the Grand Chapter of West Virginia Order of the Eastern Star opened in the Armory. Most work was in the exemplification of ritual with committee reports and installation of new chapter officers. Morgantown Chapter 35 hosts a grand officers reception and banquet with Terrence D Stewart toastmaster. A Berkeley Springs chapter was recently instituted. Elections and installations occur tomorrow and the final musicale closes the session.

Morgantown W. Va Grand Chapter West Virginia Order of the Eastern Star Terrence D. Stewart Berkeley Springs Mary ©. Powell Mattie Workman

Opera Star Edna Munsey Praises Simple Living

Washington, October 6 Special. Opera singer Edna Munsey, star of The Only Girl, says simple living and hard work are the price of success. She notes midnight suppers ruin nerves and looks and says the lives of earnest performers are often more rigorous than public appearances suggest. The opening night drew a notable audience including President Wilson and cabinet members.

Washington Edna Munsey Victor Herbert Capital

Lines Worth Remembering by Edmund Burke

A compact quotation emphasizes prudence as the source of safety. It attributes the insight to Edmund Burke and frames early caution as essential for protection.

War Highlights One Year Ago on October Sixth 1914

Russians forced a German retreat in East Prussia near Wierstable Lyck. The Red Cross relief steamer reached Rotterdam. Britain banned raw wool exports. Japan occupied Yap island in the Carolines. The British steamer Ardmount was mined and sunk in the North Sea.

Wierstable-Lyck East Prussia Rotterdam Great Britain England Yap Island German Carolines Ardmount North Sea

The Secret Orchard at Liberty Theatre

Blanche Sweet stars in The Secret Orchard a photoplay based on Channing Pollock play and Agnes Egerton Castle novel produced by the Lasky Company at the Liberty Theatre Heredity is a central theme shown from birth throughYA life in contrast to the heroine’s sweetness and charm, with pre natal taint shaping events.

Blanche Sweet Channing Pollock Agnes Egerton Castle Lasky Liberty Theatre America

Crooked Path and On The Wrong Track at Grande Theatre

The Grande Theatre announces a three reel Kalem feature The Crooked Path and a one reel Kesany On The Wrong Track on tomorrow’s bill. Neal of The Navy chapter two drew over a thousand viewers with wide applause and growing fan interest. The third episode will be shown next Tuesday.

Grande Tomorrow Neal the Navy Grande Theatre The Navy Grande

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Massachusetts Ciety Agri Commonwealth Prom Wilkes-Barre, Pa Alice Swarts Nan Ticoke John Kosker Kosker Pastern Star Fdna Munsey Edmund Burke Liberty Agnes & Egerton Castle Tom Camden N. J W. F. Frederick Piano Co Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md Aeolian Company Aeolian Vocalion New York London Paris Berlin Hank
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