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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

2

Frostburg social news and town notices from Frostburg

Frostburg reports motor party guests to Somerfield and Addison pa. many residents attend social events at the Price home and James Martin Orchestra performs. Knights of Columbus grant Mrs Lyons a $1000 death benefit. New Frostburg ordinances regulate dry closets and patent medicines. Various residents visit or return to Frostburg, with local ads and shop notices interspersed.

Addison Somerfield Harry Fuller James Willison James Fuller Sophia Fuller Philadelhia John Cook John George Lapp Irma Ellick Neil John Mitchell Thomas W. Price W. Union Street Cecil Carter John Stewart G. W. M. Zeller William A. Gunter Rudolph Nickel James Jeffries Stanley Duggan G. W. McElfish Jabez Workman Otto Hohing Cliffton Jeffries Clifton Hosken Walter Jefries William Stevens James Martin Lyons John T. Lyons Knights of Columbus Owen Winters Frostburg

Prince Leopold in German drive through western Russia

Prince Leopold of Bavaria plays a leading role in the German advance through western Russia cooperating with Field Marshalannenburg to cut off Russian troops near the Vighast Vine and Grodno.

Leopold Bavaria Warsaw Russia Annenburg Anget

Lonaconing Bureau Representative Joseph Meager

Lonaconing Bureau of the Cumberland Press announces Joseph Meager as representative. Contact via phone 134 K for information and services.

Bureau of the Cumberland Press Joseph Meager R. A. Hoffmeister

Nichols Hurt Jumping From Runaway Train in Alaska

Clarence G Nichols youngest son of Grace Nichols East Main St was badly injured when he jumped from a runaway ore train at Juneau Alaska He suffered a fractured skull jawbone and leg and is confined in St Ann s Hospital Friends of William T Warburton Republican governor candidate held a meeting last night Warburton spoke from the Brady House perch introduced by Mayor Thomas A Smith The Lonaconing City Band played Central High School shows record enrollment 469 pupils with 105 in senior class and 365 in grade department Other local notes list Mt Washington visitors Miss Annie Muir and Mrs W L Lynn of Hagerstown among those calling on Lonaconing residents

Clarence G. Nichols Grace Nichols East Main St Juneau Alaska St. Ann's Hospital Friends William T. Warburton Warburton Brady House Thomas A. Smith Lonaconing A. F. Smith Central High School John R. Miller William Kalbaugh Mt. Washington Baumann Main Street Andrew M. Smith James Wradley Maryland Agricultural College David E. Dick Annie Muir Pittsburgh Misa Agnes Durkin Waterbury Conn John Donald W. L. Lynn Hagerstown

Knights of Columbus to organize six basketball teams

A meeting tonight at the K of C Home Mechanic Street aims to form six basketball teams from members. Twenty five names have been submitted and more are expected. at least five teams will be organized. London September 7 The London Times reports British soldiers are selling uniforms and equipment, with government ownership retained and strict punishment for selling or disposing of government property.

K. of C Mechanic Street London London Times

geologists investigate coal deposits at Harned farm near Oakland

Dr. C. K. Swartz of the Maryland Geological Survey with colleagues Dr. Bassler J. G. Bartram and P. D. Hull visits the Harned farm to study coal deposits uncovered by a test gas well drilled years ago by local Oakland residents.

Oakland K. Swartz Maryland Geological Survey H. Bassler J. G. Bartram P. D. Hull Harned Farm Here

Mount Savage Bureau at Acme Store Contact

The Cumberland Press bureau operates from the Acme Store with phone 9-R and representation by William F. Farrell.

Acme Phone 9-R Wm. F. Farrell

Cooperative Woods Picnic At Western Maryland Depot

A lively basket picnic occurred in Coop's Woods near the Western Maryland depot on Monday afternoon with games and amusements. A 6 p.m. supper followed as numerous local residents and New York guests mingled, with musical entertainments at the Goetz residence and several visiting families from Pittsburgh, Cumberland, and Baltimore.

Coop Western Maryland Depot Eldrid Roberts Anna Tankin Lonaconing Mary Agnes Graham Eula Lemmert Emma Pollock Grace Himmelwright Theodore Barth George Koontz Victor Trimble Clinton Uhlin Andrews. Roemer Lynn Colon Graham

Soldier with artificial feet fascinates recruiters

London reports a British soldier who lost his feet at the front and was fitted with artificial feet. He uses them dexterously and is frequently approached by recruiting sergeants. Paris notes a new military order forbidding uniforms in courting. London says the Overseas Club adopts maple seed planting for Canadian fallen soldiers.

London Paris

Irish Leaders Put in Prison Under Alien Act

Four Irish nationalist leaders were deported under the alien act for refusing to leave Ireland. Ernest Blythe Liam Mellowes Denis McCullough and a Belfast official were ordered to reside outside Ireland within seven days. The London Labor Leader notes this marks a new phase of militarist repression and anticipates treason trials and executions.

London Ireland Volunteer Movement Ernest Blythe Belfast County Kerry Irish Volunteers Liam Mellowes Dublin Galway Denis McCuljiough A. Newman Nationality Irish Volunteer

The Tri Towns Press Faces Hoffmeister Representation

The Tri Towns Press lists R A Hoffmeister as its representative. Hoffmeister is named in the document as the agent managing operations for the publication.

Carnival Set for Potomac Park in Westernport

The Loyal Order of Jacose will hold a week long carnival at Potomac Park Westernport starting next Monday while a Cumberland show runs this week Medicine Vendors Bake In Coin Hundreds visit free acts on Maryland avenue spending on cures by so called doctors in the Tri Towns leaving the town 2000 poorer Miss Mariella Gannon from Bismarck Arizona visits Westernport with sister Mrs John McGuigan Mytrle Amstott departs Tuesday for Dayton Virginia to attend college Mrs C G Bouzie of Fairmont West Virginia visits with Mrs Hudson Chaney

Walter Herring Mount Savage Earl Tooley Harry Crowley Cumberland Baltimore Edward Fannon P. A. Fannon Mary Fannon Leona Herbert Barton Patrick Conroy John Erickson Gerard Murray Ware Maria Mullooley McKeesport Angus McAfee John Mathews David Ruth Pittsburgh Potomac Park Westernport Maryland Avenue Tri-Towns Mariella Gannon Bismarck Ariz John McGuigan Mytrle Amstott Dayton C. G. Bouzie Fairmont W. Va Hudson Chaney

British and German Fronts in World War I

One year ago today British crossed the Marne and Germans retreated about 25 miles. Allied gains noted as success in halting German advances. Berlin claimed Maubeuge fell with 40,000 prisoners, a Bordeaux dispatch denied. St Petersburg said Russian Poland was freed of Austrians. Kaiser issued a protest to President Wilson over Belgian involvement and condemned destruction of notable places. He also accused the English of using dum-dum bullets.

Marne War Office Berlin Maubeuge Bordeaux St. Petersbore Poland Ine Kaiser Wilson Belgium

War duration forecast by St. Louis professor

Ralph J. Thompson of Saint Louis University, back from France, predicted the European war would last five to fifteen years. He cited western front deadlock and British hospital and preparation as signs of a long struggle, noting Britain recently completed a $130,000 steam laundry behind the battle line.

St. Louis Ralph J. Thompson St. Louis University France Thompson Battle Line

Stains on flannels cleaned with egg yolk and glycerine

A nineteenth century home remedy suggests mixing egg yolks and glycerine in equal parts to treat stains on flannels. Apply, leave for thirty minutes, then wash away.

Washington Wigwags by George A. Martin

Government spends six thousand dollars to boost fog horn at Stratford Shoal New York. Temple of Agriculture grounds in Peking transformed into park with tennis courts and lily ponds. Twenty tons of Chicago butter reach Hongkong en route to South China. Plumbers favor glue based tubes and piping with a new lick and claim.

Stratford Shoal New York Commerce Department Temple of Agriculture Peking China Consul Anderson Chicago Hongkong South China San Francisco Sydney

Velvet Care Tip: Switch to Soapstone for Smoother Velvet

A crafting note suggests using a soapstone instead of a flatiron to steam velvet. The method promises smoother texture and better finish on delicate fabric. Use low heat and light pressure for best results.

Kentucky Fall Racing Opens With Multiple Tracks

Kentucky racing enters its fall season with a nine day meet in Lexington starting September 20. Douglas Park in Louisville runs an eight day meet. Louisville Jockey Club opens September 29 as the Latonia meeting begins October 9 and lasts sixteen days.

Lexington Kentucky Douglas Park Louisville Louisville Jockey Club Latonia

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