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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
2
A column on wrist and ankle aesthetics argues slender wrists and ankles signal refinement, with massage, lemon juice for hair, glycerine on skin, and olive oil to adjust proportions. It notes winter protection and health links, plus reader questions about facial spots and beauty product requests.
Prince Carol of Roumania born at Sinaia 22 years ago today. Melen Ware an actress born in San Francisco 88 years ago. Phyllis Neilson Terry born in London 23 years ago. Dr. William W. Guth president of Goucher College born in Nashville 44 years ago. George Foote Moore Harvard professor born in West Chester 64 years ago. Michael E E Burke Wisconsin congressman born in Beaver Dam h2 years ago. Dr. Arthur J. Roberts Colby College president born in Waterboro 48 years ago. John N. Sullivan former world boxing champion born in Boston 57 years ago.
A short aphorism on effort and industry attributes to Benjamin Franklin, noting that laziness makes tasks harder while industry makes them easier. The item presents a quotation in a newspaper-like card format.
The American Genetic Association offered a prize for the country’s largest shade tree. Among 337 submissions, a sycamore at Worthington Indiana won. It stands 150 feet tall with a 42 feet 3 inch girth and reaches good size in ten years. The Forest Service recommends this tree, noting its wide range from Maine to Florida and to Kansas.
Turban or tricorn headwear and broader sailor effects appear in wide variety across displays. The text notes diverse fashion choices and acknowledges the lasting influence of maritime attire on contemporary dress trends.
Local department store ad lists specials on food choppers 25c blue flame heaters 19 to 25c vegetable press Ereka floor mops and twine 19c toilet paper 8 rolls for 25c and 42¢ per yard damask table linen 50c light outing skirts 45 in pillow tubing 12 2c and more.
New York fashion notes describe 1915 pantalets and bustle styled gowns reviving granny era silhouettes. Silks, fur trims, metallic galloon, side lacing gloves, and short bouffant skirts define the season with retro glamour and cautious social commentary on consumption.
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