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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press operates as a daily newspaper except Sundays from 109 Baltimore Street Cumberland Maryland with phone numbers 592 and 59% for communications. Subscription rates are three dollars per year in advance and twenty six cents. advertising rates are available on application.
An English travel writer praises George's Creek valley and Allegany beauty from Lona Coning to Frostburg, urging locals to appreciate their scenery. The piece endorses political ads as a strong, lasting method to reach voters, arguing newspapers outperform public meetings for campaigns.
An article argues for thorough fact gathering on accidents to inform the public and avoid rumors. It notes that injuries or near misses concern relatives and emphasizes that even unwounded incidents matter due to rumor risk. Railroads often share facts. others dodge access to truth.
Mrs Belva Ann Lockwood the only woman ever a genuine presidential candidate will celebrate her eighty fifth birthday tomorrow. She fought for women’s legal rights and pay equality, built a major law practice, and was pensioned by Andrew Carnegie for advocacy of peace.
Washington reports Mrs Norman Galt will become Mrs Woodrow Wilson before January. The president and his bride are expected to begin the official White House entertaining as the First Lady with New Year’s receptions greeting diplomatic corps, justices, Congress members, and military officers, aided by cabinet wives and diplomatic ladies.
A 19th or early 20th century analysis warns that Japan aims to dominate the Pacific, threaten China, and displace Western powers. The piece cites Japan's victory over Russia, ambitions in Australia and India, and potential war with the United States, England, and Germany, with California politics and immigration shaping the backdrop. It also discusses Mrs. Galt and White House social duties as a lighter counterpoint.
Gotham theater chatter notes several season busts as Stolen Orders Moloch See My Lawyer The Law of the Land Too Near Paris fail in New York. May Irwin quits No 38 Washington Square while Barrymore departures spark Lyon-Lyceum activity.
A report on Eleanor Wilson McAdoo and her social entrance as president’s daughter. She charms Washington rivals with grace and simplicity, becoming a leading hostess in the White House circle while Mrs Gregory builds unofficial ties among officials.
France admitted German advances near Dixmude and La Basse while claiming Allies advances east of Nieuport and roads commanding the Aisne valley. English monitors aided the Belgian army, and the Badger sank four U boats off the Dutch coast. Canada sent troops to Egypt as fighting intensified east of Ypres and near the Yser canal. Russia claimed Austro German forces driven back forty miles. Vienna said Russians crossed the San and were defeated with heavy losses.
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