Opening of Cumberland White Way to Kick Off Big Rally
The Cumberland Press reports a civic rally on October 28 1915 to mark the opening of the citys greatest small White Way not tied to any party. Citizens are invited to join the event to celebrate progress in Cumberland Maryland.
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Baltimore Street to Become White Way Lighting Showcase
Cumberland celebrates Baltimore street ignition as a premier White Way in the world. Plans promise modern illumination, optimal globe height, spacing, and advanced devices. The city highlights its historic role in electric lighting and links Panama Pacific Exposition praise to local expertise.
Newspapermen Show Delicate Restraint in Wilson Affair
The Washington correspondents continued discreet coverage of President Wilson and Mrs. Galt after rumors emerged last spring. They withhold permanent announcements and suppressed references to Mrs. Galt on tours, even as public notice grew. This restraint aimed to spare the president from embarrassment while reporting the private matter.
Real Boyhood and Small Towns in Cartoons Magazine
A Cartoons magazine writer argues that true boyhood comes from small towns where kite flying, backyard paradises, tin can phone systems, raft trips, and local circuses with pink handbills define youth. He notes school picnics and graduation pieces as key experiences.
Tower of Jewels as celestial city glows over Golden Gate
The piece compares the tower to a heavenly vision from Revelations and frames the walled city by the Golden Gate as an ideal to cherish in our daily lives. It notes a five o'clock report timing about milk conditions over the past months.
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Glass casket bound by metal for burial use
A two piece glass casket bound with heavy metal bands is described as a durable burial receptacle. It is hermetically sealed, air and water proof, and designed to serve as both coffin and vault without earthly chemical attack.
Serbia's National Hymn Prayer Amid Century Durances
The text presents a Serbian nationalist hymn pleading to God for deliverance and renewal. It invokes divine aid to sustain the path of freedom, unite the nation, and guard the crown and race. The poem speaks of centuries of durance and a hopeful rebirth for Serbia through divine guidance.
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Babson South America book and Parker novel reviewed
The review discusses Roger W. Babson’s The Future of South America and Sir Gilbert Parker’s The Money Master. It notes Babson’s expert study of South American business potential and urges wide reading, while praising The Money Master as a captivating Canadian-set romance with vivid characters Jean Jacques and Barbille. Harper and Brothers publish both works in the United States.
President May Elope In Quiet White House Romance
Washington reports swirl around President Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt as engagement details draw crowds and merchants to the Galt home. Wytheville Virginia celebrates as birthplace of Mrs. Galt, while rumors of further marriages circulate among White House circles.
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Politician Moves and Party Ballot Talk Across States
George E. Ellis seeks Michigan governor as a former Grand Rapids mayor and baseball magnate. Pennsylvania ballots list many party names for Tuesday election. Rumors of a vice presidential renomination and Ohio’s governor term plans surface. West Virginia judge Ira E. Robinson may resign to pursue Republican governor bid.
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Bits of Everything and More in a Loose-Lace Column
A collage of humor notes and quips from a university weekly. The Kentucky Kernel staff cites Luke McLuke’s praise in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Jests range from pipes and divining rods to prohibition gags and light verse on fame and manners.
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Political Bits Outline Hidden Delegate Bindings and 1917 Senate Races
The article notes West Virginia primary delegates may choose any candidate for national convention, despite a ban on listing presidential candidates on ballots. It then lists three Republican rivals for Nebraska's U S Senate seat to replace Hitchcock, and mentions Democratic hopes for Hitchcock's renomination. Indiana Republicans see Watson vs Miller, while Missouri ratings shift as Hadley declares for the GOP Senate nomination to replace Reed.
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