Marvelous Campaign Ahead in German Drive on Paris
The article reviews the German onslaught toward Paris in 1914, praising the strategic prowess of the German machine and the rapid advance. It compares the 1914 campaign to 1870 and notes the heavy Allied resistance, while pondering future consequences including Russian advances and Belgian disruption. It emphasizes the scientific approach and foresight of German planning and warns the struggle has only begun.
French Lancers welcomed in Belgium and other war notes
war items report mixed commentary on Belgian welcome for French Lancers and Allied war impressions. Column shares random vignettes from politics, diplomacy, and public musings including Mason campaign spending, Herrick in Paris, German wireless use, and the outlook of dawn after looming hostilities.
Meaning of Military Terms for Cavalry and Artillery
A compact guide to cavalry and artillery terms used in war reporting. It defines units from squadron to army corps, describes gun types and shells, and explains terms such as column, screen, and reconnaissance in force with historical British and French examples.
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Aeroplane and
Army Service Corps
Royal Army Medical Corps
Army Veterinary Corps
Army Ordnance Corps
Mulhausen
Saarburg
Meuse
Sayings of the Editors Collate Political Quips
A collection of editorials and quotes notes political party platforms waring nations and public events including remarks from the Toledo Blade Washington Herald Ohio State Journal and Springfield Republican about campaign heat Christian nations hymn books and a canceled Baltimore address tied to the Star Spangled Banner anniversary.
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Toledo Blade
Monterey
Ohio State Journal
Baltimore
Springfield
Timely Topics Editorial Sparks Another Holiday Over
Editorial voice notes a holiday over and ongoing conflict while recounting a fire at A. A. Sims in Sturgeon Missouri. A negro man reportedly risked entering the burning home to save a watermelon and a brief line references Pike County Missouri as context.
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A. A. Sims
Sturgeon, Mo
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collage of wry observations on city life and manners. Jokes touch on cabarets and theater, marriage, gender roles, aging and social habits, with playful critiques of propriety and human foibles. The item reads as a light humor column of short quips.
Real Estate Transfers in Cumberland Area Listings
Transfers include Bennett Farrier Leckrone Pa and Ida Pearl Bowman Masontown Pa Samuel Bean Barton and Carrie Moffatt Pekin this county Horace William Tressler and Hazel Gertrude Dimond Greensburg Pa George Harold Porter and Eleanor Michaels Johnsown Pa Lester Stoughton and Zetta Shupe Apollo Pa Francis Brady Kitzmilerville Md and Annie Beany Curville Junior Eckhart Md Herman Adolph Filsinger and Gladys May Pope Eckhart Md John Henry Meekes and Martha Victoria Johnson Garrett Real Estate Transfers George A Kean to Cumberland Mayor Council right of way sewer 243 George H Spiker to Cumberland land for right of way 60 Allegany County Improvement Co to Frank Boch land in National Highway Addition 10 etc Robert R Henderson to Cumberland parcel on North Lee Street by agreement Continental Trust Co Washington DC to T H McGraw Jr parcel at Green Ridge 10 etc
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Samuel Bean, Barton
Carrie Moffatt Pekin
Horace William Tressler
Hazel Gertrude Dimond
Greensburg
George Harold Porter
Eleanor Michaels
Johnsown
Lester Stoughton
Zetta Shupe
Appollo
Francis Brady
Kitzmillerville
Annie Beany Curville
W. Va
Herman Adolph Filsinger
Gladys May Pope
Eckhart, Md
John Henry Meekes
Martha Victoria Johnson
Garrett, Pa
George A. Kean
Cumberland
George H. Spiker
Allegany County Improvement Company
Frank Boch
Robert R. Henderson
North Lee Street
Continental Trust Company
Washington, D. C
T. H. McGraw, Jr
Green Ridge
Funeral for William Pedditt Hailed After Mercury Poisoning
The funeral for William Pedditt, a moving picture operator, was held this afternoon with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. He died after taking 15 grains of bichloride of mercury Sunday night in a personal crisis after failing to have his wife return home. He died Sunday morning at his mother’s home, 423 Race street, leaving a wife and his mother. fourteen white and two colored were counted among attendees.
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William Pedditt
Moving Picture
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pedditt
Mercury
David Eaton
Race Street
Nineteen Arrests on Labor Day Reported
In police court Magistrate Heck heard nineteen arrests from Labor Day. A mixed group appeared as a colored man and a white man shared the name Charles Wright before the court, resolved when the colored man explained a mistaken identity. Most defendants faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. William Eaton stood separate on a concealed weapon warrant.
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Charles Wright
Heck
William Eaton
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