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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1916
Page
5
Publication details show The Times Company based in Bath Maine distributes weekly on Saturdays from 83 Front Street. The notice lists the publishing entity and location with no further dates or events.
A column laments mass reader habit of phoning or writing to newspapers with complaints about individuals, corporations, or officials. It argues editors rarely sign growlers, urges readers to think before printing, and notes the burden on press and the need for responsibility.
The Committee on Co-operation in Foreign Trade of the National Foreign Trade Council released its analysis of how World War I reshaped American overseas commerce. It warns that after the war normal demand will fall, European competition will resume, and European investment may shift to neutral markets, urging continued American cooperation and policy actions to maintain export strength.
An advertisement asserts that humors in the blood cause internal derangements and skin eruptions and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has for forty years expelled humors and removed their inward and outward effects. It markets Hood's as uniquely effective with no equal.
The Council Committee chaired by John D. Ryan along with J. A. G. Carson James A. Farrell H. C. Lewis William R. Russe Theo B. Wilcox and Robert H. Patchin strongly backs porters with safeguards against restricting domestic commerce. The plan seeks export cooperation to maintain low-cost export services rival foreign buyers and boost American manufacturers and merchants while sharing losses and distributing foreign business on mutual terms.
A large Bath crowd greeted Congressman Daniel J MecGillicuddy at Rowe's Hall Five Islands Monday night. He spoke on national issues echoing his June 6 wage increases and prosperity speech. L C Chamberlayne of New York followed, with Dr Wallace N Price of Richmond presiding and discussing state issues before more national topics were addressed. A dance concluded the rally and Bath attendees included Lewis B Swett Herbert S Harris and Norman Howard. Sagadahoc County Republican club rooms remain open daily for campaign discussion and reading of leading newspapers.
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