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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
7
Readers discuss remedies to smooth tired facial lines and hollow cheeks with rest, fresh air, cold compresses, and massage. Advice covers skin care routines, cream absorption, and avoiding unsafe self treatments while inviting readers to request recipes for beauty preparations.
September mood shifts as New York reveres fall fashion. Tailored garments gain prominence with slim lines and belts, Princess frocks in serge and whipcord feature belted silhouettes, collar styles evolve to A shapes, and colored blouses paired with tailored suits appear as key season innovations.
Governor Goldsborough orders publication of multiple 1914 1915 Maryland General Assembly acts proposing amendments to Articles XV XI and XVI of the Maryland Constitution. The proclamation directs print in two newspapers per county and three in Baltimore for a 1916 referendum. It outlines referendums on con tional amendments and the referendum article provisions.
A playful piece questions the normalcy of waistlines while reflecting on religious duty and charity. It notes unease among some about waist size while a woman defends staying steady. The text juxtaposes moral expectations with economic grievances and global aid.
A daily history column recounts events from 1815 to 1914. Highlights include Emma Stebbins born in New York in 1815, Madrid revolution suppression in 1840, Johnson proclaiming ports open in 1865, Labor Day demonstrations in 1890, and 1914 imperial decree renaming St Petersburg Petrograd amid German advances.
Today marks birthdays of diverse figures including Rear Admiral Augustus F. Fechteler born in Prussia and Rex Beach born in Atwood Michigan. Also honored are Paymaster General Samuel McGowan born in Laurens South Carolina and Field Marshal Lord Methuen governor of Malta born in England.
A brief proverb notes that having a little in one's own pocket is better than much in another man's purse, emphasizing thrift and personal responsibility over reliance on others.
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