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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1915
Page
2
In a broad wartime column the author argues that preparedness is essential as nations contend in Europe and notes how shipyards adapt with plans to ban alcohol from Bath built warships. The piece also laments politics, praises Arbor Day and laments Germany's propaganda while defending U S neutrality and naval output.
Preparations to resume service on the Kennebec and Boston route of the Eastern Steamship Co. are noted with interest. Bath anticipates year round service as a standard. The Terre Haute election fraud trial of 116 indicted citizens convicts stands as a strong deterrent.
A Sunapee New Hampshire resident testifies to Hood's Sarsaparilla easing chronic stomach ulcers and enabling normal eating. She notes long relief since starting treatment 22 years ago and says her family uses it annually. the ad lists multiple herbal ingredients and claims physician endorsement.
Hyde Windlass tops the second division standings with 37 wins and 46 losses for a .445 percentage, five points ahead of Percy's team. Beacons lead the overall table at 74–14, with Clothiers and Eurekas following. bowlers Smith and W H Miller posted top averages above 85 last week, led by Smith at 91.98.
Fine entertainment presented by Morse High School students Friday evening in the Assembly Hall under the Athletic Association. The farce A String of Pearls featured Leo Burke Mr Madison Miss Phoebe Ethel Madison Bernice Oliver Anthony a young society man Ned Andrews Hannah an old servant Peggy Ethel's sister Mazie Plea. The cast received applause and the program continued with orchestra selections and vocal numbers by Kenneth Weeks Florence Stevens Mollie Tourtillotte and Leo Weeks.
In Toledo the Park League standings show the Clothiers gaining slightly on the Beacons in the race for state honors. The item also includes a legal affidavit from F J Cheney & Co offering a reward for catarrh cures and a note about Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and drugstore availability.
Leo Burke performed solo pieces from My Little Gray Home in the West with Myrna Avery and Kenneth Weeks providing music. Dancing continued to midnight under the committee of R. Coney G. Atkinson and Miss Corey. About $40 was cleared to help pay Athletic Association debts.
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