Sabino Im Association meeting and Red Cross events in Bath
The Sabino Im Association will hold a meeting Monday evening August 2 at 7 30 in Community Babino. Bath Red Cross will hold an all day session at Mrs Edward Noyes summer home Sabine on Wednesday August 4 with husbands invited. Numerous residents and visitors are noted at cottages and events around Sabino and Bath including gatherings at Larrabee's Grove and Rose Dale Farm.
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Sabino Im- I Association
Community Babino
Bath
Red Cross
Edward Noyes
Sabine
Ernest Steele
Watertown
Mass
Howard Nicholson
Lexington
Master Steele
Emma Cox
New Meadows
Cecil Tucker
Bermuda
Eamesholm
Annie Tru
Carolyn Rogers
Butler's
John Larrabee
Donald Prebley
Oak Street
Granville Rogers
New York
Llewellyn Rogers
H. Dorman Perkins
Doris
Concord
N. Y
Perkins
Benjamin Berry
John Berry
Richard Herry
William Blanchard
Leon Eaton
First Baptist Church
Larrabee’s Grove
Lewis Footer
Lewiston
Footer
Joseph Footer
Hardings
Frank T. Reed
Troslindale
Maxx
F. W. Larrabee
Reed
Walter Butler
Malden
Harry Rich
Berry's Mills
Homer Fletcher
Auburn
Lemont Cottage
Eleanor Bates
Portland
Arthur Lemont
Kittery
J. M. Lemont
J. Roy Larrabee and Son
Revere
George Brogdon
Gilbertville
E. (. Murphy
Lester Crooker
Rosedale Farm
Crooker
Henry Rose
Eugene Brown
West Bath Church Social Plans Weenie Roast Friday
The West Bath church schedules a social and weenie roast on Friday at eight on the church grounds. Proceeds go to the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Genius Not Immune to Domestic Trouble
A historical note contrasts Beethoven’s genius with domestic issues in his life. It cites his constant struggle with servant girls and household chaos, mentioning letters and diaries that describe maid troubles. The excerpt links his personal trials to periods during which he composed major works like the Choral Symphony and the Mass in D.
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Beethoven
Our Life Saving Stations by Gladys E. Young
Sophomore Gladys E. Young of Matinicus delivers an essay on coast life saving history at Bridgton Academy commencement. The piece traces from revolutionary times to the Coast Guard era, describing stations, cutters, surf boats, and the dangers faced by surfmen along the 3000 mile coastline.
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Gladys E. Young
Matinicus
Bridgton Academy
France
England
America
Massachusetts
Revenue Cutter Service
Coast Guard
Navy Department
Revenue Service
Congress
Revenue Fleet
Labrador
New Jersey
Long Island
Cape Cod
New Hampshire
Maine
Treasury Department
Lukin
Voxswain
Bowman
Earch
la Fere
U.S. Coast Guard
Lyle
No Sick Days and Atwood Bitters Offer Steady Work Help
No Sick Days means steady employment and full pay. Atwood's Bitters quickly relieves sick headache biliary and digestive discomfort. Used in thousands of families for seventy years this family remedy promises regu lar morning habits. Large bottles 60 doses 50c Trial size 10c. Money back guarantee. LF Medic Co Portland, Maine.
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L. F
Atwood
L. G
Medici Co
Portland
Personal notes on Raphael Haley and local family travels
A fragmented local item mentions Raphael Haley of Morse High School class of 1922 and his long service with United Fruit Co. It recalls Sault and Worcester relatives returning after a visit with Evelyn Wallace accompanying them home and planning trips to Meriden Conn Rumford and Dixfield along with Elizabeth Telford and Nelson Delane of Portland in Albert Telford’s car for a weeklong automobile trip to Dixfield Berry Mills Rumford Rangeley Lakes Farming ton and other towns nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Haley
Morse High School
United Fruit Co
Threuch
Seth
Social Circles of Bath Area Report Visitors and Vacations
List of residents and visitors with places cited includes Mrs Colin Wakefield of Bath who passed Wednesday in Portland, Mrs S Sewall Webster of Augusta visiting in the city, Miss Sadie Armstrong from Bath Department store on annual vacation, Harold Fish of Southworth Machine Co. in Portland driving to Beeston, Miss Anne Kinseball leaving Tuesday for Small Point at Mrs Raymond Trott and Mrs Grace Fox, Mr Kerth returning to Philadelphia after Squirrel Harbor vacation, Maurice Miller of Providence visiting Mrs Barzilla Hawthorne, George Albee of Lynn and Mrs Albee visiting Mrs Ernest Davis on High Street, Mrs Uf F Simonds of Mountain Lakes No and Mrs Charles W Weed of Jersey visiting Mrs Rachel Elwell, Ada Getchell of Worcester returning from visit to Mrs Fred Dudes, Donald B Verey returning to New York after Small Point visit with Dr and Mrs Frederick B Peres, Lenore Patten of Ridgewood N J en route to Myslind for summer remainder, Mrs Jein AL Morse with grandchildren Leonice Barbara and Graham Blinds at the Morse camp in Popbee Ikon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Wakefield
Bath
Portland
S. Sewall Webster
Augusta
Sadie Armstrong
Bath Department Store
Harold Fish
Aesman
Southworth Machine Co
Beeston
Mendy
Anne Kinseball
Small Point
Raymond Trott
Grace Fox
Kerth
Thor Das
Philadelphia
Squirrel I
Barvd
Maurice Miller
Providence
K. J
Barzilla Hawthorne
High Street
Geerge
Albee
Lynn
Mass
Ernest Davi
Uf. FF. Simonds
Mountain Lakes No
Charles W. Weed
Jerses
Rachel Elwell
Middle Street
Ada Getehell
Old Fellows Home
Worcester
Fred Dudes
Lower High Street
Donald B. Verey
New York
Frederick B. Peres
Mixx Lenore Patten
Ridgewood
Myslind
Sumner
Jejin AL Morse
Er Grambebildren
Leonice
Barbara
Graham Blinds
Morse Camp
Popbee A Ikon
Memorial coins gain popularity in recent years
A look at the surge in commemorative coins amid Congress approvals and high demand. The piece notes coins outsell medals, promises better resale, and cites Oregon Trail half dollars and various 1920s to 1925 issues. It discusses minting history, public sales, and eventual melting back into standard coinage.
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America
Congress
Cooldge
Lexington and
Concord
Bennington
Vermont
California
Fort Vancouver
Hudson Bay Company
Washington
Stone Mountain
Maine
Alabama
Missouri
New Netherlands
Middle States
Georgetown
Bethel
Ohio
President Grant
Point Pleasant
Treasury Department
Nike
Acts of Congress
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Mammoth Eggs in History and Mythic Birds
A curious survey notes huge eggs and birds from history and myth. It cites the ostrich as a giant modern layer weighing three pounds, the New Zealand kiwi at fourteen ounces, and the extinct aepyornis with eggs rivaling 150 normal eggs, plus a fictional giant called the ile dinoris imagined at fourteen feet.
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New England
Ile Dinoris
Stamps Reflect American History and World Events
The Long Island Times reports new stamps from the United States and abroad marking historical milestones. Highlights include a Sesquicentennial Exposition stamp, John Ericsson Memorial design, Greek independence era issues, Italy's Oltre Giulia colony stamp, Polish Port Gdanski overprint, Tanganyika portrait and South Africa duplicates, and Bulgaria and Syria issues. The article also notes a toy party for Master Albert Povich and a Lincoln rat trap auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Postal Department
Philadelphia
Sweden
Wembley
John Ericsson
Washington
Dricsson
Greece
Turkey
Missolonghi
Lord Byron
Italy
Mussolini
Oltre’ Giulia
Africa
Great Britain
Britain
Kenya
Italian Somaliland
Abyssinia
Indian Ocean
Commissariatvo Genie Dell Oltre
Vilna
Port Gdanski
Poland
Dantzie
League of Nations
England
George V
Tanganyika
Orange Free State
South Africa
Southwest Africa
Suidafrika
Gd Vosseel
Suidwes Afrika
Bulgaria
Sofia
Sveti Kral
Syria
European Women Figures in 1920s World Affairs
A collage of notes on women in Europe and beyond. Eudoxia of Bulgaria seeks a husband of character and means in Sofia while Boris pursues marriage. American silk duties end for travelers to Britain. Tokyo hosts a girl newspaper vendor. blind art tastes and illiteracy crusades are highlighted in London and Kentucky. Lady Dean Paul joins a window cleaning firm. Annie Besant plans a nationwide lecture tour. many famed women navigate society, politics, and arts across Paris London Tokyo and Berlin.
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Sofia
Boris
Bulgaria
Eudoxia
Balkan
London
Lady Dean Paul
Lady Dean
Marchioness of
Chicago
Annie Besant
Theosophical Society
American Theosophical Society
M. Kirchnamurti
Wheaton
Paris lawyer urges women to dress normally and naturally
Mile Veiller, a Paris lawyer, tells women seeking masculine dress that the key is to be normal and natural. He asserts there is only one domain in which women appear most like men.
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Paris
Mile
Juliette Veiller
New York City Tightens Seaman Protections and Boarding Houses
A New York port reform highlights a commission backed by major maritime and civic groups to shield sailors from exploitation. It notes licensed boarding houses, stricter rules, and ongoing efforts to curb alcohol abuse and predatory practices in the boardinghouse district near South Street and Coratie Lip Old Slip.
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New Yowk
New York
Chamber of Commerce of
New York State
American Seaman's Friend Society
New York Board of Underwriters
The
Society For Promoting the Gospel Among Seamen
New York Maritime Association
Seamen’s Church Institute
Seamen's Christian Association
St. Peter's Union For
van Ne Lenzer
Jack
Seamen's Church Institute
South Street
Manary
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Sabino I Associati
West Bath Social
Woolwich
T. H. Fernald
Keyes
Fred Conant
Dorothy
Murphy's Corner
Raymond Cunningham
Cohasset
Frank M. Dodge
Edgecomb
Jesse Bailey
Ella Stickney
Annie Cunningham
Bernice Soule
Boothbay Harbor
E. W. Dewick
Harry, Jr
George Watterson
Alice
John Soule
Horace Allen
Nash
Fred Hathorne
Julia
Ralph Rice
Farnham
Harpswell
Frank Savage
KE. W. Dewick
Frank Dewick
Brunswick
Margaret Reed
Loring Soule
Harold Leeman
Artell Hayward
L. E. Savage
Ralph
Nellie
Fred Rice
Robert
Boothbay
Henry Carlton
Gorham Normal School
Harold Gilmore
Alm. G. Seale
Anthony Dodge
A. A. Stott
Fremont Rowe
Moses Rowe
John ©. Rice
Ernest Rice
Frank
Richmond
Eben Dana
Mary
Burton Hodgkins
Melissa Mains
Wilbur Howe
Walter Baker
Little River
Beatrice Hanson
Cleveland B. Wright
Roland
Albert Trott
Florence Baker
Five Islands
George Patterson
Sagadahoc Ferry
James Dailey
Somerville
Jennie Dunton
Fred Hurst
Connecticut
Brown
Norway
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
Albert Povich
Morris Povich
Beverly and
Ada Goldman
Sylvia and
Rhoda Katz
Eleanor Gediman
Ida Cohen
Estelle Ziblatt
Lincoln
Europe
the Times
Mwanath
British Board of Customs
Tokyo
Veador
Sachiko Takeda
M. Burrow
London Association For
Frankfort
Cora Wilson Stewart
Moonlight Schools
Kentucky
Stewart
Mlle. Mistinguett
Berlin
Switzerland
Spain
Margaret Lloyd George
Lord Oxford
Asquith
Buckingham Palace
Lloyd George
Lord Asquith
Taris
Carnavalet Museum
Madame de Sevignys
Ellen Wilkinson
Germany
Ministry of Education
Riel
Lendon
Sybil Thorndike
Miss Clemence
Susan Glaspel
Miss Thorndike
Eugene O'Neill
Fontainebleau
New York Times
Port
East River Front
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