Naval, political and health notes from a 1914 column
A wide mix of items covers European war leaders, US policy comments, and domestic topics. Highlights include critiques of German and Belgian leadership, Ayrton-Lloyd George exchanges, Prohibition trends in Massachusetts, naval budget questions over coal transport, and an obituary noting Admiral Mahan as a naval strategist authority. Also noted are neuralgia remedies and local civic efforts in Maine and Bath.
Fort Baldwin defenses and coastal warfare insights
The piece discusses Fort Baldwin in Maine and Kennebec defense, explaining gun ranges, expected attack methods, and coast fort planning. It weighs naval bombardment versus land assault, noting mine fields, garrison needs, and strategic aims around Portland and Small Point.
Pure Blood and Sarsaparilla Promote Digestion
The article extols pure blood as vital for stomach liver and digestive organs and claims dyspepsia results from impure blood. It credits Sarsaparilla with purifying blood aiding numerous ailments by directly removing humors and improving body functions.
Our Own People in Bath Area This Week
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with movements between Bath Portland Boston and Brunswick. Names include Perkins Strout Heselton Whittredge Adams Orr Babin Gaudet Haggett Dunton Rice Kingsbury Belmont Gay Brown Pashard OConnell and O’Connell. Notes mention voyages shipyard work and a deer from a gunning trip. Christmas is noted two weeks away.
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Frank W. Perkins
Boston
Albert L. Strout
Portland
William Small
George W. Heselton
Gardiner
C. R. Whittredge
Bath Shoe Factory
Lynn
Charles Adams
Olive Thompson
Old Ladies’ Home
Wiscasset
George W. Haggett
Boothbay
Maine
Ray Parker
Pejepscot
Camden
Fred L. Dunton
New London
Robert P. Murphy
George I. Rice
Bath
M.C.R.R
Madeline Kingsbury
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Kigsbury
Mary Belmont
Portsmouth
Clement Barter
Pine St
T. K. Haley
Arthur E. Gay
Edmond Gay
Deering St
Gay
Southern Railway
John F. Brown
U.S. Navy
Bath Iron Works
Wadsworth
Charles Bachelder
M. F. Taylor
Frank
Winthrop
Center St
Grill
Hallowell
Franklin Davis
Lawrence,lass
M. J. McCormick
Great Island
New Meadows
Mort O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Ransom B. Fuller
Houghton Bros.’ Wharf
Atwoods Medicine touted as remedy for la grippe fallout
Mrs Croxford of Carmel Maine shares she fell very ill after la grippe and a friend advised L F Atwood's Medicine. She reports improved health and appetite after using the tonic and plans to keep a bottle on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
M. Ll. Croxford
L. F
L. F.” Medicine Co
Portland
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