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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
3
A vintage piece discusses eye shape as a sign of mind development and beauty ideals. It praises wide, droop-free eyes, Empress Eugenie’s famed droopy look, and techniques to subtly lengthen eye corners. Advice covers lashes brows creams and a request for a beauty recipe reply.
A midnight suffrage campaign, led by Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of Columbia Missouri, infiltrates munitions factories around Albany Schenectady and beyond to win votes. The plan leverages two shifts of workers with meetings held at midnight, aiming to convert workers amid wartime orders.
A Cumberland Press reader discusses a Washington Post London cable on German English hatred, tracing roots to England's wartime conduct and belief in English honor. The letter criticizes English press slander of the German Kaiser and cites John Bull articles calling Kaiser evil and criminal.
A compact mosaic records marked anniversaries across eras. It notes 1815 Berlin fete for Alexander I visit, 1840 Spain abdication event, 1866 Confederate officials pardoned, 1866 Quintard consecrated as Tennessee bishop, and 1890 DAR formation in Washington.
Dr Cary Grayson friend of President Wilson born Culpeper Virginia 37 years ago today James Gayley inventor born Lock Haven Pennsylvania 60 years ago today Dr Edward K Graham UNC president born Charlotte North Carolina 39 years ago Dr Harry A Garfield president Williams College born Hiram Ohio 2 years ago today Henry J deems Pittsburgh manufacturer
The notice lists Richard L. Metcalfe former Panama Canal Zone governor born near Upper Alton NL 71 years ago Francis Lee Higginson Boston banker born 74 years ago Willie Hoppe billiards champion born Cornwall on Hudson NY 28 years ago and a manufacturer leader of World’s Sunday School association born Pittsburgh 71 years ago today.
It is noted as a point of wisdom to stay silent when required. On Oct. 11, 1914, the Germans imposed a 100000 dollar fine on Antwerp. The Russian cruiser Pallada was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. Russia claimed further East Prussia advances. German forces repulsed at Arras, and Paris faced more bombings by German air forces.
A Halloween display features owls labeled Ghosta witches pumpkins cabbages corn husks cornstalks and black cats beside white skulls, evoking a festive autumn mood in a local setting.
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