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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1915

Page

3

Dumping place crisis and war rhetoric deflates public morale

The city faces a growing refuse disposal problem with talk of using a sea dump scow. Amid wartime politics a 200000 man army is cited as a harsh partisan retort to Germany, reflecting amplified rhetoric and public strain.

Controversy and War News Stir Public Debate Across Nation

The column revisits political clashes over Georgia lynching suspects, the Benign stance of Governor Harris, and President Wilson’s military plans including a 200000 standing army and six dreadnoughts. It also examines U S German tensions after the Arabic sinking, merchant marine concerns, Bath hydrant costs, and European war outlook.

Blood Purifier Claims Health Benefits and Family Use

Purported advertises Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that prevents disease and treats ailments like catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism and fatigue. It urges taking the remedy for the whole family to avoid illness and improve overall health.

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Water district proposal funded by water rates

The article explains the water district proposition is not tax funded. Purchase money comes from water rates paid by water takers, not taxpayers, and any impact on citizens' pockets would come only through eventual rate reductions.

Local Notes From Woolwich and Nearby Towns

Miss Phyllis Hall visits relatives in Rockland. Avon and Bath residents travel, host, and work around haying season. The True Blue Sunday school met at the Baker home. Several Bath visitors, ship launches from F. P. Corliss, and Exposition plans are noted. Blackberries and cranberries promise a bountiful harvest while locals enjoy summer activities and family visits.

Phyllis Hall Rockland Herbert Webber Augusta Eben Dana Milton Savage Bath Ralph Rice Pittsfield Morton Baker Frank Reed Winnegance Haying Judson Hathorne Elizabeth Rice Ralph Baker Mabel Foster W. G. P. Rice Carl Crossman Samuel Moore Melville Hedge Place Maria Leonard Sarah Bagley Helen Cochrane Lynn Mass Ralph Whitlam William Stinson Leonard Stilphen Stilphen Ernest Stilphen Dana Mill A. B. Thwing

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