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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1914
Page
3
The article discusses diet as a subject of debate among historians economists and doctors. It notes rising meat prices and compares meat to plant foods with guidance on daily portions for adults and children and warns against excess meat stressing waste of money and energy.
A home menu outlines macaroni croquettes with corn salad and pudding a la Zouave. Recipes include croquettes with macaroni, a biscuit dough, corn salad with peppers and cabbage, and a baked almond nutmeg custard with a meringue top.
The Milford coal field near Rockwood attracts operators as a 700 acre tract on multiple farms may be sold to Cambria county capitalists. Prospective buyers favor the Hay Farm site for a plant and access to the Baltimore and Ohio lines. The optioned land underpins several years of local coal supply with mines on G. J. Hay J. M. Critchfield A. G. Newman Walker Brothers and FF. F. Weimer awaiting final sale within weeks.
A New York gathering on September 15 aims to finalize rules for the Movement to Standardize Modern Dancing. Uriel Davis, head of Uriel Dancing Studios, attends to promote universal standards for studios and public participation. Exhibitions by leading modern dancers are planned at Davis studios.
The one hundred second annual meeting of the Supreme Council thirty third degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite opens in Chicago September 15 and runs to Friday. About 1,000 high degree Masons from 15 northern states attend. Illinois has one vacancy due to a member’s death, expected to be filled at the meeting.
Starting today the S P C A will seize all unmuzzled dogs and owners face arrest. Dr Goldwater says even licensed dogs or leashed dogs can spread rabies, not heat as a cause. Rabies spreads via bites or saliva contacting an open skin.
In Indianapolis the Camp Robinson Memorial near the Canoe Club will be unveiled at a reunion of Eleventh Indiana Zouaves. A huge boulder bears an inscription about Gen. Lew Wallace and his Civil War camp here when he was a colonel. Veterans from Civil War era and the Zouaves are expected to attend.
Washington Sept 15 the office of aid for education was formally established Captain George R Clark filling the post Secretary Daniels creates the naval university system with classes for enlisted men in Yeoman cooks bakers stewards electricians painters and more. These schools are located at navy yards nationwide.
Descriptive catalog note mentions Leap’s Prolific Wheat and Leap’s Prolific ct for all sons. It references dissemination by oat distributors and requests written production for product description and distribution.
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