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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1914

Page

6

Navigation inspection drills for motor boat owners

Readable OCR outlines U S Power Squadron exam topics for motor boat owners. It lists questions on signals, fog navigation, lights, vessel types, compass, charts, buoys, lead line, logs, and required equipment. It notes the Hudson River division aligns exam rigor with Boston standards and urges study before examinations.

United States Power Squadron Boston Yacht Club New York Hudson River U.S. Po. S Boston Leese Ss. Herne Ens Long Wharf Thatcher's Island

Resistance to Disease through Body Tone and Pills

A medical advertising feature explains that resistance to cold related illness comes from a balanced body. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to improve digestion, reduce lassitude and nerve shakiness, and strengthen blood. The ad urges readers to obtain a box from a drug store and request a free booklet from Schenectady, New York.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Hens Stories Show Chickens Hatch Despite Trouble

The Independent recounts two egg tales from Woolwich Ferry and a Shen keeping incident. Mr and Mrs Colby moved incubator eggs to a new home after a lamp failure, with Sunday results showing 34 hatched and expectations of about 60 chicks.

Independent Lesh Biddis

Distinguished Portland figure Putnam praised as jurist and wit

The article extols Judge William L. Putnam as a masterful jurist and capable businessman with international law expertise and a long, influential career on the Maine circuit bench. It highlights his role in wartime diplomacy, his 1884 Bowdoin LL D and 1893 Brown honors, and notes his humor, leadership, and impact on public affairs and the Cleveland administration.

Judge Putnam Gordon Fred E. Richards Portland Maine Webb Hale Putnam Cleveland United States Canada Great Britain Vortland Ella M. Doughty Warren A. Doueshty William L. Putnam Congress House of Representatives Senate North America Bayard Department of State Angell Michigan University William L. Philam Joseph Chamberlain Charles 1Poer Lionel West Volney B. Cushing Prohibition William H. Simmons Labor Lowyers Bowdoin College Bowdoin Brown United States Court Cobb General Jackson Judge Jackson Lyman Trumbull Charles W. Walton

Justice Putnam Weighs Support for Maine Supreme Court

A Port land jurist contemplates joining the Maine Supreme Court, praising liberty under law and judge-made law as bedrock. He is described as conservative yet progressive, esteemed by citizens and colleagues for integrity and luminous decisions.

Supreme Court of Maine Judge Putnam Portland

A Precious Pickle play staged by Beacon Street Church ladies

The Beacon Street Church vestry hosted a Friday evening program by the class of young ladies taught by Mrs. T. N. Kewley. Miss Margaret Sydleman played the colored cook Juno, delivering the role with notable fidelity, and Miss Lela Blair portrayed Miss Pease with graceful skill.

Beacon Street T. N. Kewley Margaret Sydleman Juno Lela Blair Pease

Young ladies perform play to aid Junior Dorcas Guild

Miss Mabel Swett led as Mrs Gabble and Margaret Hanson as Sissy Gabble in a village living room drama with supporting city girls. Proceeds fund the Junior Dorcas Guild formed three years ago under Mrs Peleg Sprague. Separately at Portland, Frederic E Booth Jr reelected president of the Maine Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. year end report shows 3349 cases, 2728 neglected, 728 destroyed, 95 prosecuted, 165 agents.

Mabel Swett Gabble Margaret Hanson Sissy Gabble Rena Pattee Beatrice Parks Frances Stover Marion Dain Anna Swett Edith Eaton Elliot Fuller Arthur Thistle William Folley Myrtle Parks Dorcas Guild Peleg Sprague Lucinda Tabor Maine State Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Portland Frederic E. Boothby

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U.S. Power Squadron DESO Serestilts Boston Harbor Compass Ers United States Circuit Court Iss Edwin C. Burleigh Justice Haskell Circouit Court Samuel Johnson Grover Cleveland Low’s Frank M. Low & Co Outfitters Portland, Maine
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