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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
3
An article extols Favorite Prescription for married women facing pelvic issues from motherhood, claiming it revives freshness and vigor. It asserts safety, no alcohol, and endorsement by Dr. Pierce, alongside a lengthy insurance balance sheet excerpt for Royal Exchange Assurance.
A detailed overview lauds postwar Manila as cleaner, healthier, and more modern thanks to American planning. It cites street paving, widened lanes, electric railways, water and sewer systems, parks, new buildings, and improved police and fire protection. The piece notes higher wages for Filipinos, better feeding, and a shift toward stable business conditions while warning the old colonial attitudes evolve with time.
The Bowdoinham political battle ended Monday with a tight outcome. J. H. Ames W. S. Given and W. J. Graves were elected to the new board replacing the withdrawn candidate. L. D. Small was re elected town clerk after decades in the role. George H. Hackett named tax collector while Small pursued another year. The town discusses a potential new hotel and a free library funded by Andrew Carnegie style gifts. Maple sugar and maple syrup prospects improve with cold nights and warm days. The town considers repairs to the river bridge and a possible Knights of Pythias uniform bank company.
President Roosevelt plans to name W S Rossiter of New York as public printer to succeed Charles S Stillings of Massachusetts. The report cites other national items including Wu Ting Fang leaving for Washington and various local incidents in Connecticut Massachusetts New York and Maine.
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