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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
2
A wide review of national policy, trade, and defense shifts. It discusses British wartime interference with American commerce, proposed National Guard expansion, and the U S stance on Philippine self government amid imperial strains. It notes Russia's alcohol ban impact and critiques party influences on postmaster exams.
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as the people's medicine for purifying and enriching the blood. Claims include relief from scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite tired feeling and general debility. Marketed as tested pure safe and with unequaled medicinal merit with urging to buy at any drug store.
Frederick H. Ingersoll of Portland, a traveling salesman, and Louise M. Webber of Belfast were married at the Webber residence in Belfast. Rev. Arthur A. Blair officiated. Attendants were Helen Tyndall and Henry Ingersoll. A reception followed and the couple planned a Boston New York trip before settling on Dartmouth Street in Portland.
Dec. 51 in Lisbon Falls celebrated the wedding of Miss Sarah Allen of Bowdoin and Arthur A. Philbrook of Matinicus. The ceremony, at Free Baptist parsonage, was performed by Rev. J. P. Roberts. The couple, attended by the bride's parents, left for Matinicus to start their life together.
Thomas W. Sheridan, senior instructor at New York State Nautical School on the New Port, a Brooklyn native and graduate of St. Marys, holds unlimited masters certificates. The Bath built training ship New Port will be retired due to size, and Buffalo, the former El Cid, may be used next to train 100 cadets yearly as petty officers aboard American ships.
Evangelists Taylor and Hatch led union Gospel services at the First Baptist Church with strong attendance. A union communion followed the morning service, and the week featured joint Sunday schools and a 3:30 pm men’s meeting at the Opera House drawing over 200 attendees.
The Spirit of Winter brings sun and snow yet also winds and storms. Rheumatism, twinges, catarrh and scrofula symptoms worsen for many. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a cure with abundant proof of radical and permanent relief.
A 35 cent bottle of Atwood's Medicine is advertised as a preventive tonic for childhood ills and relief for stomach and bowel troubles. Attested by Eastbrook residents including Mrs. A. B. Jellison, the ad urges keeping it in the home and offers a free sample by mail from T. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Maine.
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