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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
5
The Mountain Lake Park season for 1916 lists key events including the reunion Pentecostal camp meeting July 7 to 16, Christian Alliance convention July 20 to 30, Summer School of Missions August 1 to 8, and a Moody Training School Bible conference August 11 to 20. Additional dates to be announced.
The Grande Theatre will begin a Metro Pictures run each Monday featuring Cora starring Emily Stevens. The five act photo drama, a premier from Metro, is expected to draw large crowds. The program also includes Near of the Navy on Tuesday and Fox features on Friday, making the Grande one of the city’s best showcases.
Harry W Seaber with wife and Fred W Seaber with wife sell to M Ray Harrison and wife in Westernport for 1800 dollars. Annie P Robertson and husband with others convey in Allegany County for ten dollars. Elizabeth Haller and David P Miller transfer to Barbara Becker a German Street lot valued at 475 dollars. Continental Trust Company transfers property on Green Ridge to James A Henderson for ten dollars.
Carleston West Virginia October 8. Ted Lively son of the assistant at torney general Frank Lively of West Virginia and quarterback on the Charleston High School football team is reported as the state s first football victim. He broke his leg during practice before the Milton High School game and did not know it until today.
In testing the oven for cake baking note that layer cakes require greater heat than a single loaf. Emphasis on adjusting temperature to ensure even rise and proper texture.
Mrs Eichorn and Mrs Nichols of Lonaconing visit Mrs Richard Hotchkiss. The Lemmerts motor to Flintstone. Clara Lemmert from Frostburg visits Mrs Moran. Young and Schloterbeck, visiting at Mrs Ralph Cook, return from Hagerstown. Alice Baker from Lima returns home after visiting grandparents Lewis and Annie Baker. Anna Mary Larkin visiting Frostburg. Mrs Beane from McKeesport and Mrs Coalehan from Cumberland visit Mrs Henry Mullaney. Annie Herbert and Frank Herbert visit ill brother James in Frostburg Miners Hospital. Uhl of Uhl store and William Farrell return from New York on business.
A West Virginia Department of Mines examination for mine foremen and fire boss concluded in Grafton after two days of testing. Chief Earl A. Henry oversaw the event which drew 111 applicants, the largest turnout to date.
Mrs. Annie R. Chesley, listed as resident of several places, was arrested in Berkeley Springs on a charge of defrauding the late Hotel Washington management of a board bill. She failed to appear at the Wednesday hearing and the case was continued to a later date.
The Cumberland Brewing Company and Charles McCabe settled yesterday afternoon with the defendant paying $100 in full. The plaintiff corrected several charges after discovering a miscalculation, leading to the settlement.
Joe Stecker, famed Nebraska wrestler who beat Charley Cutler in Omaha last May, is present in Dodge for a home-coming. He receives a diamond belt bestowed by admirers as a reward for his victory, with all former residents invited to return for the celebration.
The Chesapeake and Ohio bridge near Frankfort opens Thursday morning after construction closed Frankfort road. West Virginia residents previously routed via Blue Bridge at Ridgeley must now use the new crossing as the grade at both approaches has been greatly reduced.
The article argues that soup making is an art well worth cultivating despite gas ranges replacing stock pots. It emphasizes using leftovers for rich flavors, notes soups aid digestion and provide minerals, and highlights meat stock soups as the prize recipes from Maryland, stressing flavor over mere nourishment.
The old fashion method uses butter sugar eggs and flour with enough moisture to roll. Variations in flour due to season and grain affect dough. a rule of two cups flour per one cup liquid helps analyze recipes and build proportion sense.
A mother faces lunch planning for multiple children and turns to sandwiches. The article urges a food chopper for task efficiency and keeping fillings varied using meats vegetables and sweets. It recommends diverse breads and suggests small portable sandwiches wrapped in paraffin paper.
A concise cooking note describes cheeses with cream and chopped English walnuts. The blend is seasoned with salt and a touch of pepper, then mashed until a moist consistency is reached.
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