Care of the Baby for Summer Travel Guidance
Mothers traveling with infants should ensure clean water and milk, screened living spaces, and insect protection. Breastfed babies need no special prep. bottle fed babies require prepared feeds, sterilized milk, and cold storage. Prepare portable ice boxes, keep routine feeding hours, and avoid sweets to prevent irritability during journeys.
Last Survivor Tapley Seventy Years At Sea And Brookville Clerk
Capt. George H. Tapley of West Brooksville, eighty three, the last of the Tapley brothers famed as deep sea captains, was elected town clerk for his seventeenth consecutive term. His seafaring began in 1845 aboard sail and steam vessels, logging nineteen West Indies voyages, twenty six Atlantic crossings, and multiple trips around Cape Horn. The article notes his long retirement to Brookville farms and recalls family maritime history.
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George H. Tapley
West Brooksville
Pine Tapley
Seven Seas
Brookville
Tapley
Napoleon
Hattie
Maria
Saxon
George Henry
Seabird
Julia Arey
Eliza Ann
Tay- Tor
Lochinvar
William H. Witherie
Susan Tayior
Elizabeth
Hattie Anna
Mattie Holmes
William Moore
C. C. Billings
Ironsides
Hattie E. Tapler
West Indies
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Cape Horn
Equator
Night Police Captain Foils False Fire Alarm Ruse
Captain Wallace at City Hall yard near Center St investigated a report of a Dougherty block fire after youths claimed flames. He found a curtain in a tent room caught by a lamp and occupants had already extinguished the fire, so no alarm was rung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Center St
City Hall
Dougherty
Six Destroyers Approved for Construction by Congress
Six big destroyers authorized by the last Congress have been approved as the first vessels whose designs reflect the European war. They will reach 30 knots, displace 1125 tons, measure 310 feet, and use four 4-inch guns with four triple torpedo tubes plus two anti aircraft guns. Bids open October 6. The nearby shopping and movie parade drew large crowds with well filled stores and theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Department
New Probate Law Extends Rights to Separated Married Couples
The new act broadens property and personal liberty rights for separated spouses with court oversight. It allows orders on custody support and may block a non-offending spouse from inheriting, while preserving children's rights to inheritance and defining remarriage limits for faultless parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Inventions Pioneering Submarines Through The Ages
The article recounts early submarine efforts from 1654 by Cornelius van Dreffle to 17th century English patent holders including Halley and Holland. It notes piston engines by Pliny and ventilation systems, as well as Day’s submarine that stayed submerged twenty four hours but ended with Day's death in Plymouth harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelious van Dreffle
Edind Halley
John Holland
Pl Yin
Papin
Day
Plymouth Harbor
Boston Boat Lines Sees Surge of Summer Passengers
A large Sunday morning influx of vacationers arrived on the Boston boat with many heading to Boothbay Harbor. The Sunday night return voyage to Boston carried a heavy load of summer visitors returning home.
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Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Popham Colony and Maine’s First Colonial Venture
A Maine coast history recounts four early expeditions from 1497 to 1605 led by Cabots Gosnold Pring and Weymouth, plus De Monts in 1605. The 1607 Popham settlement near Sagadahoc built the Virginia, founded Sabino renamed Phippsburg, but perished with leaders' deaths and return to Virginia.
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Eastern Argus
Maine
Cabots
Gosnold
Martin Pring
Fox Island
Weymouth
Monhegan
Pentecost Bay
Boothbay
de Monts
Kennebec
France
Pring
King of England
Old Plymouth
James
Hudson River
London
North
Virginia
Thomas Hanham
Popiam
Wenser
Atlantic
Seguin
Casco Bay
Small Point
Sagadahoc
Sabino
Phippsburg
Richard Seymour
Sabine
Bath
England
Richard Digby
Monster Bath Iron Works
Popham
Raleigh Gilbert
Jamestown
Popham Beach
Maine Department asks breeders for registered cattle list
The Maine Department of Agriculture seeks a published list of all breeders of pure bred stock in the state. Breeders are asked to submit their correct name, address, and the total number of animals registered or eligible for registry, specifying breed such as Jersey. Please call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture of
Maine
Jersey
American Jersey Cattle Club
Dairy Club Urges Early Reply for Fair Distribution
A dairy instructor J H Blanchard requests prompt cooperation from local breeders to finalize a list for distribution at upcoming fairs. An early response is necessary to ensure timely preparation.
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J. H. Blanchard
July Rainfall Sets New Monthly Record
July weather produced 10.10 inches over 27 days, surpassing September 1896’s 9.57 inch record. The eighth and third of July saw the heaviest fall at 3.66 and 3.22 inches, with sixteen rainy days and cooler than usual conditions throughout the month.
Alert Sheriff in Bath Enforces Prohibition and public morals
Sheriff W C Oliver of Bath and Sagadahoc county earned praise for systematic liquor enforcement and crackdown on gambling and brothels. He warned club owners after leaving prohibitionist circles, leading to closures. A Bath rent brothel case shows his badge aided quick closure and relocation. Oliver emphasizes humane law enforcement.
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W. C. Oliver
Bath
Sagadahoc
Oliver
Deans Kidney Pills Prove Merit In Bath Testimony
Local Bath residents testify to the effectiveness of Dean's Kidney Pills. John E. Beane of 86 Academy St. reports relief from back pain and kidney weakness after using the product bought at Webber's Drug Store. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Bath
John E. Beane
Academy St
Webber’s
Mr. Beane
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N. Y
Hospitals Brace for War Wounded Influx
A Washington war department inquiry sought Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor capacity to handle wounded. The Bangor facility lists 125 beds, with potential to treat a dozen to many more in emergency, while Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston recently added capacity to care for thirty or more patients and would aid in a crisis.
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Eastern Maine General Hospital
Bangor
War Department
Washington
United States
Germany
Rachel A. Metcalfe
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Probate Court Final Account for Sarah A Sheffield
In Sagadahoc County Bath on July 20 1915 executor W S Rogers of Topsham presented final accounting for Sarah A Sheffield estate for allowance. Order requires notice by publication in Bath Independent three weeks so interested parties may attend Bath Probate Court on the second Tuesday of August at 9 AM to show cause why allowance should not be made. James S Lowell presiding judge.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
W. S. Rogers
Sarah A. Sheffield
Topsham
James
Lowell
State OF
Maine
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles E. Barnes
Georgetown
Testate
Town Road
LD. J. Hinckley
W. P
G. L. Cromwell
Cromwell
A. L. Lil
Lewis M. Fulton
Bowdoinham
Franklin K. Jack
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Cyrus W. Longley
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James S. Lowell
Atte Cyrus
Ww. Longley