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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1914
Page
2
The piece argues that as men and women co operate modern life blurs gender lines and a true intelligent love could be efficient. It urges considering love with thoughtful effort toward spouses and children, urging empathy and shared view of happiness.
A collection of recipes and cooking tips describes fresh boiled beef with horseradish sauce and Capri tomatoes. It includes egg soup, baked toast with egg yolk custard, a beef simmer with stock and parsley, a butter roux sauce, horseradish, stuffed tomatoes with cheese toast rounds, and a beef suet dessert steamed for hours.
Baltimore police protest the boards order for new military style overcoats costing 25 dollars each with weekly payments. Officers argue last year’s coats were still usable and complain of court-room discomfort, while the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge opens in Atlantic City with services, a procession, and public welcome.
A brief note in The Evening Press discusses visiting cards and their engraving or printing options. The item highlights methods, materials, and the craft involved in producing personalized calling cards.
The Canadian Circuit closes with a seven day fall meet at Woodbine starting today and running to Sept. 26. Stakes include the Toronto Autumn Cup Ontario Jockey Club Cup Dominion Handicap Durham Cup Seagram Cup Michaelmas Handicap the Grey Stake Woodbine Autumn Steeplechase and the Hendrie Steeplechase.
Gloucester Mass September 19 A Platt Andrews candidate for Congress will start from here on a hydroplane tour of Essex county with pilot Clifford Webster. The flight will visit all key towns and aims to reach Salem by nightfall.
A Milan demonstration reported by the Exchange Telegraph Company shows an Austrian flag burned in the city center. The incident highlights tensions between Italy and Austria during September.
William F. McCoombs, Democratic National Committee chairman, told President Wilson he believes Gov. Glynn will be renominated for New York governor and elected in November. He also forecast James W. Gerard as the U.S. Senate nominee who will win, and pledged to aid both candidates.
Hollidaysburg court invalidates a decree making Rebecca Courter the child of Mr and Mrs Lester Zimmerman. Brunswick hosts a three day booster festival with Mayor Harrison address at Red Men’s Hall and a night talk on The Twentieth Century Problem. A school parade and remarks by officials mark educational day.
The Standard Time by Wireless Telegraph. If your watch needs repair or adjustment bring it to Walter Powell & Sons Co Leading Jewelers at 103-05 Baltimore Street. We repair any watch made Imported or American to keep time to your satisfaction or no charge.
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