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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
3
A reader column urges women with thin limbs to avoid elbow pressure and to care for skin with hot-water soaks, flesh brushes, and olive oil or cocoa butter. It claims noticeable improvement in a week and answers readers on sleep practices and beauty recipes.
A discussion among women at a club on how friendships form and endure. The piece explores fleeting, self serving, and lasting bonds, noting that true friendship grows slowly from respect and charity, while many so called friends remain mere acquaintances.
Dr John Remsberg testifies in a divorce suit that his wife and the 62 year old correspondent Charles Edward Crum carried on an affair with incidents of crum entering the house in his absence and a rural party line remark that The doctor is away and I am lonely. The testimony includes spitting tobacco juice and a near crash in a Virginia field.
A powerful blast in a bathroom at Mrs. J K Correll’s residence in Winchester wrecked the room sending plaster and timber across nearby houses. Mrs. John Pappas, a bride, lit a water heater and returned to find the gas blown out by wind. a second match triggered the explosion heard for blocks.
Thomas F. Bailey of Huntingdon County wins a majority of 363 over J. M. Woods in the Twentieth district for president judge. He vows no liquor licenses where remonstrances exist. J. W. Witt gains 2,634 votes as associate judge against A. I. Lyon, the dry candidate, who has 2,078.
An advertisement promotes Gets It as an easy remedy for corns calluses warts and bunions. It warns against cutting and claims the product dissolves corns without pain and with a 25 cent bottle sold by Lawrence & Co Chicago or druggists. The note is dated Sep 24.
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