Bath Proposes Hyde Board Reforms and Prohibition Echoes
The piece outlines the Hyde bill creating a five member Bath Board of Education with at large city elections and petition nominations. It weighs prohibition themes, German British naval actions, and U.S. ship policy, urging defense of neutral rights and restraint in foreign entanglements.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification
The ad claims long illness cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, proving it purifies and enriches the blood to expel humors and derangements. It asserts no other medicine matches its thoroughness and urges readers to insist on Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
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Hood
Pinklets laxative offers gentle relief for constipation
An advertisement promotes Pinklets by Dr. Williams Medicine Co as a sugar coated laxative that avoids stomach upset and purging effects. It promises a sample or 25 cent bottle through druggists and urges readers to abandon salts oils and harsh purgatives. The piece is embedded in a broader wartime column discussing caucus week and prohibition developments across Europe.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Local Notices and Funeral Rites Highlight Community Life
Smelts sell for 18 cents a pound as Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge meets and sewing circle serves lunch. Coasting parties draw crowds on Chestnut Hill toward Lincoln Street. Funeral services for Mrs Joseph B. McCutcheon and Thomas A. Cahoon draw many relatives and Eagles and Hyde Windlass workers. Central Church marks Suggestion Day. State Boy's Conference delegates named. Storm of 1914 recalled with wreck of lake steamer Wallula observed at the wharf.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Chestnut St
Lincoln St
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Lower High St
5. A. Evans
People’s Church
J. Albert Redson
Albert Lakin
Calvin Cromwell
Charles Preble
Thomas A. Cahoon
CC. Perry
Lower Middle St
Hyde Windlass Works
Bath Aerie
Order of Eagles
BR. P. Browne
Corliss Street Church
W. W. Libby
FE. T. Whitehouse
Eagles
Ed. Hunt
E. FE. Whittemore
Hyde
Central Church Sunday School
Washington
Wallula
Sunday News Roundup From Augusta to Boston
Sunday reports cloudy but warm with epidemics of colds and a modest market note on turkey price. coastal shipping news include Maine vessels seeking South American trips and two freights to Rio Janeiro and Buenos Aires. a public armory plan in Lewiston Auburn gains backing, with Portland leading in dummy armament setup and training facilities for coast artillery.
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Mercury
Turkey
Virginia
Boston
Augusta
Smeltville
Brunswick
Eastern River
West Side
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
H. F. Morin
C. A. Eaton
M. D
Portland
Crosby Farm
Maine
Palmer
New York
Norfolk
Rio Janeiro
Edgar W. Murdock
Southern Lumber
Philadelphia
Buenos Ayres
The
National Guard
Lewiston
Coast Artillery
Auburn
Twin Cities
Boards of Trade
War Department
Coast Artillery Branch
4Th Co
Valentine Gifts At Beacon Street Sunday School
Beacon Street Sunday School distributed valentines to all scholars from the superintendent. Washington Day will be observed tomorrow. The February social is led by Mrs William Thistles class as they rehearse their program. A Bath man offered a dollar for a setting hen to hatch eggs and another Bath man tricked him by tossing a rooster in a bag to look like a setting hen, then left with the money.
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Beacon Street
Washington
William Thistle
Crocery
Deafness Cure Claim By Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertisement by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio asserts deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It promises $100 for any case cured or not by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for circulars. Sold by druggists for 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
L. F. Atwood's Medicine Promises Catarrh Relief
Newport Maine resident J. L. Morton reports quick relief from catarrh of the stomach using L. F. Atwood's Medicine. Doctors reportedly confirm the stomach catarrh and Morton keeps the remedy at home, praising its effectiveness. Get a big bottle at the dealer for 35 cents with a free sample by mail from L. F. Atwood's Medicine Co. Portland Maine.
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L. F
Atwood
Mr. Morton
Newport
Ll. F
J. L. Morton
Medicine Coo
Portland
Advertisements Promote Skin Ointment and Digestive Remedies
Skincare advice for itchiness rashes and pimples touts Dean's Ointment at 50c. Burdock Blood Bitters priced $1.00 marketed as a general health tonic. Dean's Regulats 25c boxes claim mild liver and bowel effects. All are advertised as available at drug stores.
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Dean
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