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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
3
A princess living in a romantic fairy tale escapes to the real world. She finds love with a silent kissed, leaves behind the lily, and learns the tale’s end is heartbreak as years pass and the page tears. The story contrasts timeless myths with changing reality.
The article discusses modern rag rugs dyed to suit color schemes with cautions on surrounding colors to achieve harmony. It covers pongee pajamas for all ages, baby comforters from blue pongee, simple sewing ideas for negligees, and fashionable evening wraps with fur trims including Hudson sat and pony skin coats.
A table lists 100 calorie portions for dairy and cereals and shows that one glass of milk plus one serving of cereal equals 290 calories. Adding a slice of bread a square of butter and a quarter glass of cream raises the total by 300 calories to 500.
In a tense moment a slender hand opens an old book revealing love letters. A princess, a pale companion, and a bored man confront demands of love as a fairy tale ends and reality intrudes with broken hearts and social judgment.
Progressive Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dr. W. M. Reichard of Fairplay Washington county returned from a 365 mile automobile tour through Southern Maryland with his wife accompanying him.
The City Council met in a special session this morning and approved the semi monthly payroll. An order was passed to refund 1.25 dollars to J A Spoerl on a vehicle license.
Cor ner Arch and Third streets near Saturday at 2 p.m. an auction will continue featuring fixtures from ITF Grocery and Butcher shop, horse and wagon and many other items. Auctioneer listed as F Brooke Whiting Trustee.
Ambassador Jusserand of France files charges with the State Department alleging violations of civilized warfare by German forces. He cites the shooting of wounded and prisoners and the destruction of captured towns in an affidavit sworn by a Red Cross nurse who describes observed outrages.
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