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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1915

Page

2

Prohibition gains ground amid world drift and Maine rail plan

The piece notes rising sugar consumption in the United States, propels prohibition as a global reform trend, and recalls Maine figures in the anti prohibition discourse. It also discusses political maneuvers around Maine public office legality, a railroad argument over Blind Crossing, and hints at gubernatorial races in 1916 with Parkhurst and Milliken as potential candidates.

Nervous Exhaustion Headache and Home Remedies

A discussion of headaches caused by nervous exhaustion cites overwork worry and poor nerve nourishment as triggers. Rest and a blood and nerve tonic are advised with Dr Williams Pink Pills promoted as an effective remedy. The notice invites readers to request a free booklet and mentions druggists carry the pills.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady, N. Y Dr.Williams

Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised by Brown for Health Restoration

Mrs. E FE Brown of this town describes a recovery from neuralgic and catarrhal illness after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She recounts severe weakness, nervous prostration, and throat trouble, then weight gain from 98 to 140 pounds, improved ability to work, and ongoing endorsement of the remedy. She urges others to request Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Hood

Obituary for Silas Holbrook of Harpswell and Abbie Baker

Obituary describes Silas S. Holbrook a Harpswell farmer and Civil War veteran who died April 2 at his East Harpswell home. Born in West Bath, he lived in Harpswell since 1862, raised poultry and Jersey cows, and was known for humorous Maine newspaper writings. Survived by son Sidney W. Holbrook of Brunswick. Also notes the death of Mrs. Abbie K. Baker at age 57, detailing birth in Winneganne and survivors. Funeral held at 508 Middle Street residence on Tuesday afternoon.

Silas S. Holbrook Harpswell East Harpswell Holbrook Jersey Maine West Bath Co. B 16Th Maine Infantry Butler Ship Island New Orleans Shanandoah Valley Sidney W. Hol- Holbrook Brunswick Abbie K George E. Baker Baker Winneganee Gilbert and Elizabeth (Robinson) Trask Charles P Portland Gilbert, Welbhie Frank A. Manion

Capt Lucius J Stevens Dies After Long Maritime Career

Captain Lucius J Stevens a renowned Atlantic coast ship master and owner died suddenly at his High Street home on March 20 after years of declining health. Born May 17 1850 he commanded multiple vessels including the Rachel W Stevens and John Holland before retiring about a year ago. He married Lucy M Kelsey and left a widow three children and several grandchildren. a large funeral was held at his Methodist church with interment in Indian River Cemetery.

The Clinton Recorder Lucius J. Stevens Atlantic High Street Captain Stevens George H Sarah (Pierson) Stevens Low Hill Westbrook Mary M. Brainard Portland New York Freestone Dover Transportation Company James Bracewell Dover N. H New England Shipbuilding Company of Bath John J. Hanson John Holland Cape Henry Michigan Stevens United States J. J. Moore Arnold Haddam Moore Eva M. Ferris Rachel W. Stevens New England Shipbuilding Company West Indies Cardenas Port Au Prince Cuba New England Horse Hill Shore Line Times Clinton Fish Wecohomet Lodge Jephtha Lodge Lucy M. Kelsey Lucius K. Stevens Mabel L Nelson Edwards Methodist Church Indian River

Death of Mrs Viaggie H Kinney in Nova Scotia

News from Yarmouth Nova Scotia reports the sudden death of Mrs Viaggie H wife of Capt Ernest Kinney of the steamship Prince Arthur. She visited this city during repairs at Bath Iron Works and made many friends here. Survived by urbananne to Lee White of Souris P E I and Henry White of Norway Maine.

Yarmouth Nova Scotia Viaggie H Ernest Kinney Prince Arthur

Mrs Nancy Blauvelt Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Nancy B Blauvelt 42 5 died Monday after a brief illness with pneumonia. She was born in West Bath, daughter of the late Elliott F Penny. Survived by her husband James H Blauvelt and one daughter.

Nancy B. Blauvelt James H. Blauvelt West Bath Elliott F. Penney

G A R Accepts Portland for 48th Annual Encampment

General Orders from the Department of Maine of the Grand Army of the Republic announce Bosworth Post No 2 in Portland will host the 48th annual encampment on June 22 and 23. Headquarters will be at the Falmouth Hotel with several auxiliary organizations holding conventions. A Council of Administration meeting at the same venue is set for June 21 to audit accounts and conduct business.

Department of Maine Grand Army of the Republic Ray P. Eaton Bosworth Post Portland Falmouth Woman’s Natonal Corps Woman’s State Relief Corps Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Daughters of Veterans Council of Administration

City Hall Meeting Sets encampment action for June 22

Town officials schedule a Council of Administration meeting for Tuesday June 22 at 9 30 to discuss encampment matters. F A Motley assistant adjutant general in Portland is to receive forwarded documents. Transportation firms Maine Central Bridge and Saco River Bangor and Arco Grand Trunk offer reduced rates. The general order memorializes Post Department Commander John F Lamb who died December 2.

City Hall Council of Administrion T F. A. Motley Geeral Portland Maine Central Bridgee and Saco River Bangor & Arco Grand Trunk Railoads Post Department John F. Lamb

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Times Company Front, Bath, Me Belgium Sam Sonal Ilegally Prohibition England Lloyd George Lord Witchener Gen. French King Lieved Foss Massachusetts America Way She Arthur Sewall Maine Central Railroad Central Procet Wold Car Sewall Putjie Utilities Brunswick Road L.a.&w Blind Crossing Highway Commission Popham Boston Man Parkhurst Republican State Committee Carl Milliken Bonnets Glace Milliken Pastor Browne Aroostook Frank Holden Robs Sclons Cobb Mr. Cobb Rockland Cally Will Fernald Fred Hale Rep Guernsey Weeks House Ernor Fernald Poland Silas Ss. Holbrook George Ek. Buker Lucius Stevens Florida Capt John Patten Front Streets Batherneesy Brown Union Street James S. Lowell Cyrus W. Longley Register C. E. Townsend Maine St Franklin Square House Castine C. Swanson E. Newton St Boston, Mass the Times Company Bath, Maine Bath Independent National Son
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