The Cumberland Press Notice Summary
The Cumberland Press 109 Baltimore address lists daily service by carrier with afternoon publication except Sunday. Subscriptions rate at $5.00 in advance per month. Advertising rates available on application. Communications via phone numbers 692 and 693.
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The Campaign Faces Weary Final Rally
The piece laments campaign pains and urges a quiet closing week. It calls for a strong turnout for Harrington Ritchie and McMullen and argues for dignified, issue driven discourse over endless political babble.
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Harrington
Ritchie
McMullen
Supreme Determination by WV Mother Guides 5 Children Home
A West Virginia mother travels 200 miles with her five children from home to Morgantown after the father leaves. The voyage reveals the children never attended school and see a railroad for the first time. The family ends their search for the missing husband without success.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
Morgan
Keep the City Clean Urges Health Dept Wellness
Citizens urged to remove garbage from premises and vacant lots as hot weather approaches. Rotting material could trigger an epidemic. report unsanitary conditions to the Health Department for citywide cleanliness and public health rewards.
Unseasonal Heatwave Sparks Public Complaints
The article notes a return of midsummer heat after mild spell with over a thousand residents saying it is hot yesterday. It mentions warm evening and night, with fans reappearing, and recalls recent snow in Terra Alta sixty miles away as part of the unusual weather pattern.
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Terra Alta
Summer Snowball Battle Idea Sparks Indoor Fun
A playful note imagines a snowball battle as a cool retreat from heat. It reframes summer’s end as a chance for creative, lighthearted activity that brings smiles and outdoor memories to mind.
Red Flag Guard Tripped by Open Manhole Incident
A young worker waving a red flag near an open manhole stepped into the hole while guiding a pedestrian away. The scene echoes Chaplin style irony as the guard’s enthusiasm leads to a stumble. The anecdote ends with the remark that warnings lose meaning if dangers vanish.
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Chicago News
Bits and Pieces From The Press Readers Columns
A collage of jokes poems quotes and civic notes from readers including a quip about a feather mattress and a lampooned mayor Cary Times wire service items and snippets from Louisville Newark and other papers. It blends humor lines with brief commentary and social observations.
Whispered woes spark envy among married women at dinner
A remark about husbands' confidences stirs pity and envy among wives. The speaker notes some husbands leak or exaggerate stories, while a well off man might envy a spouse's appetite to join a dining room table.
Prohibitionists plan dry campaign across Michigan upper peninsula
The article outlines a broad slate of 1916 political moves including San Francisco bid for the Republican convention, Chicago polling plans, Ohio lieutenant governor John H Arnold seeking the governor’s nomination, Iowa progressives fielding a full state ticket, and the National Capital and Labor party launching in Fresno. It notes suffrage parades in New York, party leadership shifts in Kentucky, and California's looming senatorial race with three Progressive contenders.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
San Francisco
Chicago
Candidacy Declared for Maryland House of Delegates
A candidate announces their bid for the Maryland House of Delegates pending Republican primary results and forfeits support from all Republicans.
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Randolph Millholland
Cumberland, Md
Allegany County
Candidacy Announced for Democratic Nomination
A resident announces their campaign for the Democratic nomination to the House of Delegates. They pledge to pursue lower taxes for the state and county.
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House of Delegates
J. J. Lydinger
Allegany County
William C. Walsh
Candidacy Declared Declines House of Delegates Run
A formal notice states the author will not seek candidacy for the House of Delegates. It cites reliance on Republican primaries decision and asks voters for their support in the upcoming election.
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John R. Warfield
Cumberland, Md
Office of Register of Wills
House of Delegates
Allegany County
Arthur F. Smith
Maryland
James Campbell
James G. Fisher
John T. Dobbie
Fred C. Dreyer
Henry Fresh
James E Crump
Orphans Court
James Patterson
John J, Price
James Chapman
John G. Merrbach
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