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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
Readings discuss how a woman without a car should behave on rides with hosts. Tips cover etiquette, restraint in conversation, promptness, generosity, attire, and returning hospitality with tasteful gestures and appropriate clothing for motoring.
Domestic science column presents a complete menu with clam fritters and peppers stuffed with rice, golden salad, raspberry cream, tomato bisque, coffee, and spice cake. Includes step by step instructions for fritters, stuffed peppers, and whipped cream mixtures.
A Special Despatch from the International News Service recounts Sir James Sivewright and his wife being detained in Nuremberg after Britain declared war. He describes fingerprinting, limited movement, and mistaken anti English propaganda, noting German officials denied access to an American train and travel to Amsterdam.
An old advertisement touts Gets-It as a rapid corn remedy claiming relief in two seconds. It promotes a simple two drop application that shrivels corns and removes friction causing pain without plasters or razors. The copy mentions E Law as distributor and markets the product as a new plan for corn treatment.
George C. Carothers, special representative of the State Department, ordered to go to Chihuahua, was advised to remain in El Paso to interview General Obregon, Carranza leader who was arrested by General Villa and later released.
If your watch has never been repaired or adjusted satisfactorily bring it to United Observatory. We repair any watch made imported or American to keep time to your satisfaction or no charge.
Visit the Store to study the new fall suits coats and dress materials. The Dress Goods section is a mecca for fashionable garments with exclusive tailored suits at prices lower than elsewhere. Smart suits at 24.98 feature latest fall materials broadcloth gabardine diagonals serges in black brown green navy plum. Coats include blouse coats redingote chillas wool velvet lamb chin kersey zib and box plaited effects with velvet cuffs and rolling collars.
In this city the dress goods section at McMullen Bros highlights an extensive collection of coats and skirts. New coats priced from 10.00 to 40.00 feature velvet collars, dropped waists, and 45 to 52 inch lengths, with other garments listed at 12.98 15.00 17.98 and 24.98.
These suits feature cheviots broadcloth gabardine and serge with new long coats satin linings velvet collars and cuffs and flaring skirts. Available in brown green black and navy. Price 19.98.
Serge and chevriots suits with new flare skirt and long coats. Velvet collar and cuffs in black brown green plum navy. Priced at 14 98.
A display of dresses for girls aged 6 to 16 features serge, gingham, plaids, and percales. Styles mimic older sisters with Russian tunic skirts and basque waistlines in long waist designs. Prices from 1.00 to 9.98, with smaller sizes 6 to 14 years and intermediates 14 to 16 years.
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