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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
5
Fragmented OCR describes a Cleveland film tour with 42 842 attendance and 235 children counted. The item notes a one round tour of lives and emotion pictures with varied audience turnout.
The text discusses the importance of nervous energy for all actions and how the blood must supply elements to nerves. It warns that aging and illness reduce blood supply, risking nervous breakdown, and mentions the need for remedies to restore vitality.
Fragmented notes describe Westport activities and local sports results, mentioning teams, venues, and dates. References to Beals, Azs, and MAGS appear amid unclear lines and partial names. The entry hints at a community gathering with multiple matchups and an event at a venue labeled Center.
A correspondent notes visitors have watched the ferry site this week and proposes action toward building a bridge. The writer urges town leaders to form a joint stock company to develop the island as a summer retreat and attract tourists.
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with testimonials praising their relief from kidney pain and backache. It lists endorsements from readers and notes an appeal to purchase through Foster Allanburg Co in Buffalo, New York as agents for the United States.
Frost touched the low areas on Saturday morning near Bowdoin. George Jones of Massachusetts visited the town and stayed at a farm. Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Roberts hosted guests from Jackson on Saturday. Maria Grad is injured from a self inflicted hand wound. The remains of James Grover, son of Mrs. Len Grover, were interred here after living in Bainbridge and Aeirn. Community members experienced sprains and other minor injuries during week activities.
Classified notice offers Stard 1.2 hay for sale with contact Ar Jeunton in Bat Jowp. Amounts or location details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates sale by owner or agent. Potential buyers should seek clarification from listed contact.
Miss Emily McFadden enjoys a Cedar Grove vacation at home while new arrivals fill Cedar Grove Inn and The Ashley with guests from Somerville, South Boston, and local towns. Maple Inn reports full August bookings as Beedle family visits Mrs. Barker and cruiser owner Beedle. Blanche Moody returns from Mrs Getchell. Munseys at home. Herbert Munsey visiting with Charles Pushard stays nearby.
Dresden reports a grand social hop at Town Hall Saturday with a new floor preparation boosting appeal. Next Saturday will feature music from a five piece orchestra, while locals and summer visitors arrive for leisure at Cedar Grove and nearby inns.
A strawberry festival at the Dresden House on Thursday benefited the Episcopal Church. The item lists local visitors and residents including Mr and Mrs George Pashard and Roscoe Carlisle, Miss Margarette White, and others. New stage driver F O Goodwin began work this month. Mrs B B Mayers recovers from illness.
Henry Heath and his wife from Massachusetts stayed with his sister Mrs. Ralph Stinson during their visit.
E. B. Snipe begins work on a bungalow on the former Ed Dunton property now owned by out of town buyers. James Laurence and Eugene Cromwell also on site with BS BS Sure, Jannie and Airs. Visits unfold around Woolwich with several local residents calling on friends and visiting relatives.
J Henry Meladison administrator on the estate of Charles B Meladon of Bath is ordered to publish three weeks in Bath Independent that all interested appear at a Probate Court in Bath on the Tuesday after the first Monday in August at nine oclock in the forenoon to show cause why the administration should not be allowed. Judge Jamies S Lowell signs. Register W Longley dated 12 10 24.
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