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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
3
Ad invites readers to note Special Prices offered for two days only. All items are seasonable merchandise suitable for Fall and Winter use. Price cuts apply to a range of goods across the store. Limited time event highlights savings for shoppers planning upcoming seasonal purchases.
An old newspaper item lists Saturday and Monday specials in the household department with prices at 25¢ and 29¢. It highlights bargain items and low prices typical of a mid century catalog feature.
An article discusses abdominal exercises to flatten the stomach and strengthen the body. It warns against overdoing at first and explains how poor circulation affects digestion and facial skin. A beginner method uses foot support and hip lifts, with progressive daily routines.
Hon Andrew Bonar Law born in New Brunswick 57 years ago today. James J. Hill born near Guelph Ontario 77 years ago today. Hamlin Garland born Georgetown D C 43 years ago today. Alfred Craven born Bound Brook New Jersey 60 years ago today.
One Hundred Years Ago Today notes the Fulton steamboat reaching New York with 204 passengers. Seventy-five Years Ago Today recalls a Whig rally in Richmond to back William Henry Harrison. Fifty Years Ago Today marks the Horticultural Hall dedication in Tremont Street. Twenty-five Years Ago Today covers the anti-lottery bill passage and presidential events of September 1890. The 1914 entry describes Verdun battles and shifting peace talks involving Wilson, Bethmann Hollweg, and troop movements across Europe.
Critics declare Amelie Rives's latest novel Shadows of Flames her strongest work to date, praising tightly drawn emotion and vivid character in a sprawling engrossing tale.
A compact brassbound note from Longpellow reflects on patience and cyclical fate as themes, inviting readers to pause and consider time's return. The fragment hints at a recurring moral about waiting.
Carbara day in New York sees suffragists appeal to trolley car employees on pay day with posters buttons and bouquets bearing Vote for the Woman Suffrage Amendment. Montgomery County Pennsylvania suffragists promote events through summer activities and demonstrations.
The passage notes hats dip and tip in various styles from tiny toques to sailor and Gainsborough shapes. It mentions one sided pokes, front or back flare, and describes materials like felt velvet silk beaver and high crowned hats with a front buckle and ribbons.
The Congress of Women Voters closes its Panama-Pacific Exposition session in San Francisco. Tomorrow, many participants begin an automobile pilgrimage to Washington to urge Congress to pass the Susan B. Anthony constitutional amendment. A suffrage parade and demonstration will mark the start at the exposition grounds.
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