Sudden Death of John Stanton at City Hospital
John Stanton aged 18 years 9 months of Bath, son of Fred B. and Annie Lewin, died of double pneumonia after initial scarlet fever. He worked as a ship fitter at Bath Iron Works. He leaves his parents, brother Erastus, sister Lillian, with the family longtime Bath residents.
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City Hospital
John Stanton
Fred B
Annie Lewin
Farrin St
Curtis
Curtis Undertaking
Bath Iron Works
Erastus
Lillian
Lemoyne
Bath
Death of Channing Bickford in Hartford Hospital
Channing Bickford aged 27 died in Hartford Connecticut hospital after severe injuries from operating a gasoline engine on an estate where he served as forester. He passed away on Tuesday March 27. He was known in West Bath as the husband of Margaret Bates of Beechmont Massachusetts and a daughter of Silas M and Clara Tibbetts.
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Channing Bickford
Hartford
Conn
Bickford
West Bath
Margaret S$. Bates
Beechmont
Mass
Silas M and
Clara Tibbetts
Winter Debility and Pink Pills for the Aged
The article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for weak blood as a winter tonic. It claims debility and exposure worsen illness, urges use as a convenient family remedy, and says a few weeks of treatment has helped many individuals especially run down women manage daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Bates Widow Mourns Loss After Marriage Plans
The obituary notes that before her marriage she summers in West Bath. Mr. Bickford leaves a widow and two children, Shirley and Stanley. The funeral occurred Friday afternoon with burial in Beverly, New Hampshire.
Local Jottings From Rockland and Bath Patriotic Night
Local notes report a warm reception for Hon Harold M Sewall at a Rockland patriotic meeting and a capacity Bath Opera House crowd enjoying Patriotic Night with screenings and a rousing chorus of America. Guests include Miss Catherine Callan and Miss Elid Higgins, with Kennebec greenhouses drawing crowds before Easter.
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Harold M. Sewall
Rockland
Catherine Callan
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Pythian Sisters
Elid Higgins
New York
G. V. Jewett
Chestnut St
Ken
Rep
Berry
Maine
Bath Opera House
C.ac
America
Pred D. Hill
Theo
President Wilson
Admiral Mayo
Leonard Wood
Georgia
Chester
Flaseer
Seemes
William Hart
Mary Pickford
Burdick Blood Bitters Ad Promises Health Claim
An advertisement touts Burdick Blood Bitters as aiding disease resistance and digestion. It promotes use for pure blood and soul digestion and lists a price of $1.99 at drug stores.
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Burdick Blood
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Central Church
D. L. Wilson
James Hanson
Mr. Wilson
Columbia
Ocean
Boy Scouts of America
Major Kimball
Wilson
Cuthbert Wilson
Haviland Torrey
Amory Houghton
Duncan McInnes
Joseph Avery
Archie Wishart
Roger,McInnes
James Dunton
John McInnes
James Ledyard
State of Maine
Charles E. Curtis
Boy Scouts
Betsy Ross
Central Chapel
David
God
Israel
Saul
Germany
Philistia
Germania
Lusitania
Britain
Eucken
Ostwald
High Seas
Edith Cavell
France
Congress
Prince of Peace
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
Bannockburn
Mexico
Boy-Ed
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Gentaua Company
York City
John Stanton Lewin
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