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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1914

Page

2

Diet for infants stresses milk as staple through two years

The article urges mothers to favor mother's milk or boiled cow milk over substitutes, detailing weight gain expectations, gradual feeding shifts by nine to ten months, and a high protein and fat emphasis. It provides a twelve to eighteen month diet chart including milk meals, egg yolk, meat juice, gravy, bread, junket, and cream, while cautioning against soft starch foods until mastication is developed.

France

Domestic science recipes for sweetbreads eggplant and preserves

A domestic guide describes substitutes for meat with sweetbreads and eggplant fritters, Bar le Due made at home, and a French conserve. Instructions cover preparing sweetbreads with onion and bacon, baking eggplant, making a homemade currant preserve, and notes wartime pricing.

Bar-le-due

Charity drives as New York braces for hard winter

In New York on October 9, charity organizers prepare for a tougher season as many reservist families likely need aid. Miss Decker refutes claims only three percent of contributions reach the poor, noting two funds exist for relief and administration and no relief money funds overhead. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish champions the upcoming American Fashion Fete, urging gowns designed with care and a push to create made in New York fashion, stressing national pride and artistic effort.

New York Miss Decker Stuyvesant Fish Europe

Timeline of World Conflicts and Milestones 1868–1918

A compact chronicle notes unrest and wars from 1868 Klu Klux disturbances in Arkansas and 1870 Franco Prussian War to 1918 Wilson’s electric spark that destroyed the Gamboa dike opening the Panama Canal. It also lists 1899 Transvaal ultimatum, 1904 Yental battle, 1909 Nicaraguan revolt, and 1911 California woman suffrage.

Arkansas Transvaal Yental Nicaraugua Zelaya California Wilson Gamboa Dike Panama Canal

Birthday Honors For Congressman George McClelan

Congressman George McClelan of Chatham New York born in Schodak October 10 1856. He studied at Spenertown and Chatham academies graduated Albany Law School 1880 and practiced law in Chatham. Elected Columbia county surrogate in 1906 for six years and later joined the Sixty third Congress.

George McClelan Democrat Chatam N. Y Schodak Spenertown Chatham Albany Law School Columbia County

Taxi-Day or Night Ad Promotes City Taxicab Co

Advertisement urges readers to call 1300 for taxi service day or night by City Taxicab Company. The brief ad emphasizes round the clock availability and convenient dispatch in the urban area.

City Taxicab Co

Ladies' Aid Society Meets at Weedy Home and Society Notes

The Ladies' Aid Society of Southminster Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. L. D. Weedy’s home on Pennsylvania avenue. A supper and card party honored Mrs. Burnett and Eloy Burnett, guests of Mr. and Mrs. a Lee on Maryland avenue. Grace M. E. Church officials plan a banquet for male members next Tuesday at p.m. Miss Helen Albee hosted guests Eloy Burnett from Washington, D. C. The Civic Club dance at Daisy's Hall attracted a large crowd with committee members listed and punch served.

Ladies’ Aid Society Southminster Presbyterian Church L. D. Weedy Pennsylvania Avenue Men of Grace M. E. Church Civic Club Daisy's Hall Mery McCorick W. W. Hanly Robert R. Henderson G. Stanley Butler D. Percy Hartzell Jennie Gardner

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes from Cumberland

Personal and family travel updates from Cumberland list guests at the Queen City Hotel and residents visiting relatives nationwide. Names include J. B. Meyers and Mrs Meyers in Baltimore, Ruth Wenrick to Tyrone, Eliz Downey and others on a Washington motor trip, and attendees for the World Series in Philadelphia.

J. B. Meyers Baltimore and Ohio Columbus Akron Ohio W. Va Joseph Watkins Lummn Deal M. Stitler Lynn Davis F. W. Wagner C. K. Norris Guy Chadwick South Cumberland Philadelphia

Rohrer Bible Class Elects Officers at First Baptist Church

At the monthly meeting in Bedford street First Baptist Church the L. D. Rohrer Bible Class elected officers including President Harry W Heady and Secretary Irving Athey. A benefit department was formed with Noah Hendley named president and Rev. H. F. Loomis on the bylaws committee. After the meeting refreshments were served.

L. D. Rohrer First Baptist Church Bedford Street Harry Wheady W. H. Gatehouse Irving Athey Lafayette Moxley Samuel Brant W. H. Gatehouse Press Noah Hendley C. E. Bray, Sr Fleming H. F. Loomis G. B. Wis D. A. Porter

Maryland Delegates Named for Farmers' National Congress

Governor Goldsborough appoints delegates to the thirty fourth national meeting of the Farmers' National Congress to be held in Fort Worth Texas from October 14 to 17. Allegany county delegates are C. Wilson and J. Augustus Henderson Garrett county delegates are C. W. Friend and Uriah M. Stanton.

Goldsborough Farmers’ National Congress Fort Worth Texas Allegany County C. Wilson J. Augustus Hendrickson Garrett County C. W. Friend Uriah M. Stanton

Local Doctors Open Offices in Postoffice Plaza

Doctors Phili Young and Marfarlane Bu advertise osteopathy services at Ang teopathy. Gertrude physicians from the grad ican College of Os ened offices in the postoffice plaza.

Phili Young Ang Teopathy Marfarlane Gertrude Grad Ican College of Osened Ing Postoffice Plaza

Unclear historical ad page fragment prompts curation

Fragmentary advert text mentions dinners, oysters, and a wash in 84 Baltimore lent. It references gold without pain less and a dentist ad, with broken street names and nonsensical phrases, offering no coherent event or individuals.

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Bar-Le-Duc OHHH OH CE Charles Henry Adams Helen Albee Eloy Burnett Washington, D.C Rohrer Farmers’ Congress Igton Ysters Seanake Baltimore Guar Crowns, Iztes Nentist Advertiser E Ainless Imore St McMullen Bros Maryland Redingote Russia Serge Centre Street Fedgold Baltimore St Renota Supply CO Cumberland, MD the Cumberland Gairy Baltimore Street R. E. Valentine H. L. Wilson W-V N. George Street Windsor Hotel
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