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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1914
Page
3
A Toronto dispatch argues that vast unguarded borders with Canada foster peace with Britain while Europe’s fortified frontiers invite war. It cites 1817 naval limits on the Great Lakes, the Ashburton treaty, Alaska boundary, and Alabama incident as factors in pacific relations, praising civilian harvesters and naval reserves as patriotic labor.
Secretary Daniels told the Vermont Press Association that a free press is essential to a free government. He cited Jefferson to argue that given a choice a free press should prevail, warning that without journalism the state becomes unjust and merely a phonograph.
A collage of editorial musings mocks wartime sentiment and public discourse. It riffs on Commercial Day, prices, and political mood while reflecting on press rhetoric, recent history dates, and ongoing global tension.
In war time France with many men in service, women work the fields to gather a plentiful harvest. They are strong and willing but need assistance to process the abundant crops. a Paris committee moved its headquarters to Bordeaux to coordinate aid.
A home newspaper urges readers to patronize local papers to stay informed on town government. It emphasizes coverage of municipal meetings, political activity, and public duties as a civic duty and reform factor.
A collection of editorial lines and comments from various papers. The items include notes on neutrality in policy and action, royal courtesy in declaring neutrality, and opinions on topics from dyes to wardrobe anxieties and grand opera timing. The remarks touch on governance, trade, and navigation laws.
A collage of quips and captions with playful jabs at Prohibition era norms. Snippets reference Boston folks, a car incident, camp trips, advertisements, and social observations about gender roles, manners, and humor in everyday life. The piece blends puns, cartoon captions, and brief anecdotes.
The Rev. M. L. Enders will preach a special sermon on Armageddon at the 11 o clock service. The talk will trace the word’s history and symbol use amid wartime anxieties. It aims to aid religious thinkers seeking understanding of last times beliefs without endorsing controversy.
The School Board confirms contracts for Thos. Johnson Oldtown Rosalie Stoerer Frazee Alice Smith Twigs town Anna B Morgan Rush Marie Rowland Rawlings Blanche Savage Dayton Helene Dilfer North Branch Marie Cosgrove McCoole. Little Orleans principalship vacant. Allegany County High School opens Monday Sept 14 at 9 AM with room assignments by class and examinations in mathematics and Latin to remove conditions.
Ex Congress member Thomas Gedney Patten born in New York City on September 12, 1861. He studied at Mt Pleasant Academy and Columbia College and became a businessman in New York City, serving as president of the Long Branch Steamboat Co before his election to the Sixty second Congress.
Oysters are in season and fresh and can be prepared in any style at the Washington Lunch room located at 4 Baltimore Street. Ad-2t.
National Painless Dentists advertises gold crowns at 100 Baltimore St arceth without plates.
The Twice-a-Week American is issued Tuesdays and Fridays with a weekly news roundup. It promises special correspondence, entertaining romances, quality poetry, local items, and fresh miscellany for the home circle. Includes agriculture features and dependable financial and market reports.
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