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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1914
Page
4
In Cumberland the 1914 discussion on thrift forecasts a stronger civic push as Public School Principal C. P. Briggs cites Rockford data showing high school students earning substantial wages during summer. The report argues schooling does not ruin youth but equips them for life’s work, detailing varied jobs and earnings across genders.
The article argues delaying geography of foreign parts and focusing on American geography to avoid stirring dissent among children of foreign birth during European war. It urges teaching America first while not neglecting global study for later, to keep peace and align with patriotism in schools.
A compilation of brief editorial quips from various papers. It surveys remarks on wages, dogs of war, meat eating, Mexican warriors, and fashion trends with a wry tone and compact phrasing. The notes reflect light commentary rather than news, citing multiple city papers.
A brief classified note indicates Advise 19.10t ast $1500.00 investment option for Goon Company at the kb Front street office. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The column mixes verse on war with critiques of public figures and press policy. It notes General Carranza gaining strength and reports England tightening censorship while reporters fear restrictions on battlefield information.
The Maryland Theatre presents The Prince of Pilsen tomorrow with Louise Astor leading the chorus in a star packed program. The all star revival features Broadway favorites, with the audience greeted by a lively performance and special train service.
Key events on this date include the 1813 naval action on Lake Ontario, the 1824 Springfield Republican first issue, Italy delivering an ultimatum to Turkey in 1879, and martial law in Augusta Georgia in 1912 after a street railway strike.
Congressman James William Collier born at Glenwood plantation near Vicksburg Mississippi on September 28 1872. He attended public high school and State University entering in 1890. He earned a law degree and was elected to Mississippi House in 1895 and to the Sixty-first through Sixty-third Congresses.
A Washington bill appears to place responsibility on individuals rather than broad entities, criticizing the assignment of blame to the so called Old Intent as the source of fault.
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