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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
6
New York reports a quilting revival as homes feature bed quilts with hollyhock motifs and morning glory blues. Napkins, pillows, and small items come pre-cut with designs ready to stitch, at half price, fueling a rise in home crafts and gifts for children and festive occasions.
London reports in the Daily Mail on a vast German trench system on the Western Front from the Swiss frontier to the North Sea. The fortresslike network includes deep main lines, wire entanglements, semi underground galleries, casemates, blockhouses, redoubts, and linked cellars, making capture difficult and defense nearly impregnable.
A coat shown at a New York fashion show captivates with a 42 inch length and a box front. It features Himalaya brown satin lining, flat collar, turnover cuffs, matching buttons, and a coordinating cap for a coordinated warm look.
The Marne battle ends in Allied victory. Vienna mourns over Russian operations costing 125000 men killed wounded or missing. Austrians begin Cracow evacuation. Przemys siege by Russians. Asquith asks Parliament to authorize 500000 volunteers. South African Union promises full support to British Empire.
Instructions note to add a handful of salt to vegetable refuse burned in stoves or furnaces to reduce odor and improve combustion.
Former President William Howard Taft addresses the American Bankers Association in Seattle. He condemns initiative and referendum, recall, and primaries, praises safeguarded governance, warns against plutocracy, and argues for measured rates, union limits, and expert legislation while remaining an optimist about U S progress despite European war turmoil.
Practical notes advise exposing white woodwork to sunlight to avoid yellowing from shade. A tip recommends rubbing hands with celery or parsley after onion handling to counteract odors. A third suggestion says lamp wicks boiled in weak vinegar burn brighter.
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