Rega ins Long Lost Appetite a Williamstown Man Tells How
A Williamstown Massachusetts salesman describes five years of nervous indigestion and neuritis resolved by Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports pain after eating, dizzy spells, restless nights, and improvement after using two to five boxes. Advertisement invites readers to request free home treatment booklets and a diet book from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Williamstown
W. M. Field
Linden Street
Mass
Dr. Williams
Ice Harvest Advances At Diamond Spring Ice Co
About three thousand tons of 13 inch ice have been harvested at Le mont’s creek houses by Diamond Spring Ice Co. Henry W. Howard expects to fill capacity around 5,009 tons and then stack and bring more to City Landing for storage in the Howard Coal Co. shed. Will H. Crocker notes rapid housing with as much as sixteen blocks a minute, a pace above average for ice operations.
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Diamond Spring Ice Co
Lemont’s Creek
Henry W. Howard
City Landing
Howard Coal Co
Kimball Bros. Co
Will H. Crocker
Morse High Signs for First Baseball Game
Morse High School manager Leroy Stearns signed the season contract with Jordan High of Lewiston as captain Conway plans the season. The first home game is set for April 26 at Bath against West Paris High, with Edward Little and Hallowell High and other strong state teams on the schedule. The season likely ends with Edward Little of Auburn.
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Leroy Stearns
Morse High
Jordan High School
Jordan High
Lewiston
Morse
Capt. Conway
West Paris High School
Bath
Edward Little
Hallowell High
Auburn
Dunbar and Pearson Married in City Clerk Office
Alexander A. Dunbar a Rockport rigger and Eva M. Pearson of Rockland wed Wednesday at 4.15 in City Clerk Albert J. Grassey’s office with no witnesses. Corp. John L. Perry arrived from Camp Devens after discharge from the 7th infantry. Jasper Mains returned from Portland visit.
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Alexander A. Dunbar
Rockport
Texas Yard
Eva M. Pearson
Rockland
Albert J. Grassey
John L. Perry
Camp Devens
7Ith Infantry
Perry
Bath
Limit Sugar Use at Local Restaurants
Some restaurant operators report overuse of the sugar bowl leading them to restrict sugar at tables. Patrons have added excessive teaspoons of sugar to coffee, forcing proprietors to curb availability despite wishing to keep a filled bowl for reasonable use.
Funeral of Miss Abbie I Auld at Old Folks Home
Miss Abbie I Auld was laid to rest at Maple Grove after a Wednesday funeral service at the Old Folks home led by Rev Frank H Hall and Rev E Hilton Post. Her favorite hymns were sung and Virginia Emro fulfilled her request to sing Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Flowers spoke of esteem, with daybreak pinks and narcissus among them. Prayers were said at the grave as Miss Abbie rests, the last of her family.
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Abbie I. Auld
Old Folks Home
Frank H. Hall
Hilton Post
Miss Auld
Virginia Emro
Isle of Somewhere
Abbie
Maple Grove
Funeral for Alma Gallant at St Marys
The funeral for Alma Gallant 11 daughter of Felix and Mary Gallant occurred at St Marys Wednesday at 7 30 officiated by Rev Fr Nicholas J Horan. Pallbearers were Stephen Bernard Peter Lebel James McLellan and Gilbert Arsenaun. Burial followed at Calvary. Also noted is William M Adams moving to new auditor role at Atlantic Corporation in Portsmouth NH and Mrs Gertrude Hutchins illness with influenza in Brooklyn as she reunites with her husband.
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Alma
Felix
Mary Gallant
St. Mary’sednesday
Nicholas J. Horan
Stephen Bernard
Peter Lebel
James McLellan
Gilbert Arsenaun
Calvary
William M. Adams
Bath Iron Works
Foundation Co
Savannah
Atlantic Corporation
Portsmouth
N. H
Gertrude Hutchins
Brooklyn
Bath Remembers Senator Harding
Bath residents recall Warren G. Harding of Ohio who was named at a McKinley day banquet in Cleveland as Ohio’s presidential candidate. He spoke at a 1916 Republican rally in the Columbia and drew the campaign’s largest audience. Harding visited Bath at the home of Hon. Harold M. Sewall and met many locals. Miss Ada E. McCormick joins the Texaz plant office force.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Cleveland
Buckeye
Columbia
Harding
Harold M. Sewall
Chicago
Capt Ernest Wessen Known in Bath as Auburn City Manager Candidate
Capt Ernest J. Wessen, considered for Auburn city manager, is noted in Bath for work as a railroad telegraph operator and a Bethlehem Steel era aviation field leader. He has served in radio instruction, electrical departments, and the signal corps with the rank of captain. He is about 34 and married, son of the late Alfred Wesson. Private A. P. Tarbox of Canada’s 123d division visited his sister at 27 Crescent Court after 11 months overseas service.
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Ernest J. Wiessen
Auburn
Bath
Maine Central Railroad
Wessen
Fort Wood
N. Y
Cumberland County Light & Power Co
Portland
United States
Cambridge
Mass
Washington
Department of the Signal Corps
Alfred Wesson
A. P. Tarbox
123D Division
Canadian Forces
Crescent Court
Southport
Nine year old Raphael Rowe drives milk route and hauls wood
Georgetown reports a remarkable boy, Raphael Rowe, adopted son of Mr and Mrs Everett Higgins. At nine he handles horses, drives a milk route, unharnesses and tends the horse, and recently hauled three loads of wood solo. The town notes many visits, school closings, and local happenings including a fatal illness in Roxbury and a discharge from army service by Alvah Reynolds.
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Georgetown
Raphael Rowe
Everett Higgins
Master Rowe
Llewellyn Hinckley
Bath
Clinton Mathews
James Nixon
Robinhood
Alvah Reynolds
Hattie E. Rowe
Marion Buzzo
Brunswick
John {. Williams
West Georgetown
Harry Heald
Thomas Hagan
Hagan
Natt Tome
Ibra Lawrence
Robindoon
Center School
Leon Williams
Thomas Williams
Mildred Howe
Arrowste
Albert Luce
Rockland
Walter Powers
Perry Beals
Woolwich
Joseph Higgins
Boston
Harold F. Hunt
Isleyford
Henry Reynolds
Everett Trafton
Lincoln Street
William O. Oliver
Walter B. Cummings
Roscoe P. Todd
Morchester
Mass
Edwin H. Oliver
Frederick Noyes
Alvah N Reynolds
Eugene Reynolds
France
Mabel Ford Oliver
Roxbury
W. <. Todd
Nobury
Magrs
Local Obituary and Lighthearted Prank Report
James F. Will Co. mourns Mrs Oliver with funeral at Oak Cemetery Georgetown attended by her family including husband and daughter Dorothy. Two sisters and two brothers are named. notable residents and a mayoral candidate are referenced amid an anecdote about a catnip prank disturbing a sleeping friend. George Beaumont of Waitt Bond Boston visits Bath with Alderman D L Howard.
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Dorothy
W. C. Todd
Georgetown
Walter B. Cummings
Bath
Ethel B. Todd
Roscoe P. Todd
Dorchester
Mass
William A. Todd
Oak Cemetery
Oliver
George Beaumont
Waitt & Bond, Inc
Boston
Mr. Beaumont
D. Ll. Howard
Ensign Magoun Returns From Norfolk Release
Ensign Frederick Magoun of the U S S naval aviation service comes home Tuesday night after receiving his release from active duty at the Norfolk Virginia base.
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Frederick Magoun
U. S S. Naval Aviation Service
Naval Aviation Base
Norfolk
Miss Johnson Confined by Illness at Texas Steamship
Miss Mabel Johnson, employed at The Texas Steamship Co., is confined to her room on High Street due to influenza after her father arrives Wednesday from Vermont.
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Mabel Johnson
Texas Steamship Co
High Street
Vermont
Anuric Patient Remedy Promoted By Doctor Pierce
Anuric is advertised as a remedy for dropsical conditions caused by kidney issues with swelling in hands ankles and feet. The promotion claims rapid relief from uric acid related inflammation including scalding urination backache and rheumatic symptoms. Dr Pierce of Buffalo introduces Anuric with double strength and offers a trial package for ten cents along with Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for various digestive ailments.
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Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Tone el
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Master Stevens
Pvt. Lester
Powers
Toul
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States
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Alton C. Berry
Brokl
Germany
Army of Occupation
Saisha Field
Almon Marr
Malden
Medford
E. M. Cunningham
J. G. Stevens
T. E. Cromwell
Eddie Fay
Eva Beals
Kenneth Pinkham
Flora Moore
W. E. Rowe
Cecile Scmpter
Grammar Schol
Old Orchard
Charles Hanna
Mark
Thibodeau
Hunnewell
James MacMahan
Tom
Wiscasset
Miss Marion
H. Rowe
Ladies’ Aid
Grand Jury
J. T. MacMahan
George Gray
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Alonzo MacMahan
W. H. Holland
G. J. Stevens
William Boyd
John
Thompson Bros
Jasper Mains
Cale
Conley’s Specialty Store
Senator Harding
Ada E. McCormick
Texaz
Capt
Ernest Wessen
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
New York
Cee
the House OF Better Merchandise
Carter
James F. Will Co
Center Street
J. H. Watson
M. D
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