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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
3
The piece discusses how habitual facial expressions like a raised brow or pugnacious eye can undermine natural attractiveness. It offers a method to train the brows using a stiff brush to improve arch framing and reduce stray hairs, improving overall expression.
An unusual private school prepares students to cope with life in all its phases to preside over a home and socially economically direct departments. It aims to apply modern business methods in home and commercial circles and be self supporting if necessary. No time wasted on superfluous subjects but practical education in a pleasant atmosphere. Enthusiastic students from prominent cultural homes surround it.
A column extols the apple as a vital nourishing fruit with medicinal virtues. It aids digestion clears the voice and corrects stomach acidity while helping rheumatism insomnia and liver trouble. It remains celebrated as a delicious fruit.
William JD Harvey of West Newton with Nettie D Cochenour of Amyville. William Perry of Altoona with Rebecca N Lucas of Howard. Arthur W Robinett with Wstella G Bennett near Flintstone. Pasquale Reciordy with Jennie P Swisher, Cumberland.
Real estate transfers list several actions including John W Higgins and Clara Higgins to Albert L Dawson and Agnes Dawson in Allegany County for a lot in the seventh election district with a 125 dollar consideration via Continental Trust Company of Washington DC. J R Sloan acquires 10 acres at Green Ridge for 10 dollars. Richard T Bell assignee transfers to James W Thomas a Race Street lot for 1 dollar. Arthur A Williams assignee transfers to George J Sell three lots in Humbird Improvement Company's addition Cumberland for 1 dollar.
September in the garden offers abundant color with full hydrangea blooms and towering altheas. Early chrysanthemums, sunflowers, zinnias, marigolds, cosmos, and dahlias showcase strong blooms and foliage as work winds down.
A historical home cook’s guide suggests substituting fish for meat and using seasonal produce. It lists recipes and steps for Barley Soup, Sole au Gratin, Creole Tomatoes with Okra, Potatoes a la Duchesse, Green Pepper Salad, Cheese Crackers, Molasses Sponge Pudding, and a fish dish with flounder or fluke, including ingredients, quantities, and cooking times.
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