Warm Welcome Met County Leaders at Knox Republican Meet
The Knox County Republican Committee organized for the campaign with Francis C. Norton as chairman and Ivan A. Trueworthy as secretary. Hon. Harold M. Sewall spoke on issues and was urged as the party’s likely congressional nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Harold M. Sewall
Congress
Sewall
Knox County
Alfred S. Black
Republican State Committee
Bath
McGillicuddy
United
Scott’s Emulsion Ad Encourages Health During Seasonal Change
An old advertisement touts Scott’s Emulsion as a strengthening body tonic to prevent consumption. It claims indoor workers with weak lungs are vulnerable to germs and emphasizes rich blood, lungs, and resistive forces, urging use after meals and listing druggists as suppliers.
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United States
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Local people travel and visit across cities
Wyman visits Brunswick on business. Mr and Mrs Walter Potter spend weekend in Portland. Harry A Nealley of Boston returns home from a flying trip. Miss Lucy McNeill leaves for Boston to visit her sister. Howard Webber returns to Rumford Falls after home visit. Arthur Gay of Boston serves as Southern Railway ticket agent in Bath for a weekend. James H Joy returns to Northampton after month with his mother. George R Deering of John A Webster drug sundries visits Bath. Harry O Neil returns to St Johns after visiting relatives. Herbert Worrey, a Bath ship joiner, praised as among the best in the U S. William R Lincoln of Lewiston visits Bath, a former Bath boy and noted cornetist. Carl Liberty, Augusta drummer, tours Bath with wife. Frank C Coffin of Worcester Light Co returns to his mother. Frank A Danforth resumes work after three weeks' illness. F F Twomey and daughter Mary return to Portland from visit to Quinns. Ira W Fickett, mate of the F J Lisman, in Bath for repairs, visits his nephew in Brunswick. J Bradford Sprague, Hosmer and Totman named appraisers for Arnold Morse estate. John J Gilmore plans to attend weights and measures conference in Washington May 26-29. Miss Bessie Sprague and Miss Eleanor Fullerton noted en route to Sagadahoc teachers convention.
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Page Wyman
Brunswick
Walter M. Potter
Portland
Harry A. Nealley
Boston
Lucy McNeill
Paul Hanson
Howard Webber
Rumford Falls
Arthur Gay
The
Southern Railway Co
James H
United States
William R. Lincoln
Lewiston
Bath
Mr. Lincoln
Carl Liberty
Colonial Theatre
Augusta
Liberty
Frank C. Coffin
Worcester Light Co
N. R. Coffin
Trufant St. Frank
B. I. Wiss
J. Bradford Sprague
Harry
Hosmer
Arnold C. Morse
Phippsburg
John J. Gilmore
Washington
Bessie L. Sprague
Eleanor Fullerton
Sagadahoc
New Japanese vegetable udo offered for home gardens
Readers learn about udo Aralia Cordata as a novel edible and ornamental plant. It grows tall with large leaves, flowers attract insects, and shoots blanch for a delicately flavored edible stalk. Cultivation is simple in moist soil, with several blanching methods and recipes proposed by the Bulletin author.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
America
Japan
New England
Atlantic States
Carolinas
Puset Sound
California
Bulletin
Udo
Maryland
Pinklets and Udo: Constipation remedy and novel greens
The article promotes Pinklets as a mild laxative to replace harsh purgatives and explains preparation methods for shoots and udo as edible greens. It describes digestion issues from constipation, advocates non-griping laxatives, and offers dosing and availability details.
Local Notes on Elms Mardi Shad and Islander Route Opens
Notes report blooming elms and civic activities including church sewing circles and a Durfee House party invitations. Fishermen catch eight to ten alewives. Bath steamer Islander begins Augusta Boothbay service at 9 40 a m. Local crime mentions John Rideout burglary case. bail granted for Roy Little. Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge honor 90th anniversary with sermon and music.
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Morse
Eastern River
Commercial St
Unity Guild of
Elms Street
Percy & Smalls Yard
St. Mary's Parish
Charles McCausland
Brunswick Road
John Rideout
John Williams
Augusta
Roy Little
Bath
Willis
Augusta-Boothbay
Boothbay
Reece
Villa
Carranza
Huerta
Bounce Bryan
The
Boston Transcript
Lincoln Lodge
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Odd Fellowship
Nomination Papers Filed for Sagadahoc County Officials
The primary nomination papers for Sagadahoc County officials Edward C. Plummer and Edward W. Bridgham, plus Democrat Vernal L. Chase, were filed with the Secretary of State. Socialist candidates Burt M. Dyer, Fred A. Bowie, Melville A. Wright and others filed petitions and lists of supporters in Bath and surrounding towns.
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Edward C. Plummer
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Edward W. Bridgham
Vernal L. Chase
Secretary of State
Mr. Plummer
W. W. Hosmer
Ashdale
William H. Hayes
Richmond
Henry R. Drew
James F. Rand
Mr. Bridgham
Ernest B. Heald
Mr. Chase
J. A. Small
Burt M. Dyer
Fred A. Bowie
Bert M. Dyer
Melville A. Wright
Charles D. Roberts
Samuel Stover
Millard E. Watson
Caught in the Act of Peddling Whiskey
Deputy sheriffs trapped Edward LaGrove in the White Stables on Water St while a man paid for whiskey. LaGrove confessed and was jailed after a municipal court fined him 51 dollars plus 30 days in Augusta jail and 50 more days, plus a 100 dollar fine and 60 days on default, for pocket peddling. The sheriff plans to prosecute others suspected of similar sales.
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Adderton
Norris
Water St
Edward LaGrove
Aderton
LaGrove
Oliver
Augusta
Constipation relief touted by reader letter
In a letter from J. W. Cady of the National Military Home in Tous Maine he praises L F Atwood's Medicine for easing irregular bowels improving mind and body function and keeping bowels regular He recalls using the remedy for 40 years as a former soldier and urges others to try it Includes price 35 cents for the big bottle and a free sample offer from the F P Medicine Co Portland Maine
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L. IF
Atwood
J. W. Cady
National Military Home
Tous
Maine
L. F
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Knox Republicans
Mr. Sewattl
Congressmith McGullieniolds
Johnson
Adhiorn
Salem
St. Louis
Great Britain
Mexico
W. O. Fuller
Eugene O. Annabel
Wigh St
George H. York
West End
York
Hay & Peabody
J. E. Dunton
Washington St
Hilda Purington
W. Dayton Hill
Supt
Haraden
Eastern Steamship Co
Alden Blossom
Jared White
Bath Opera House
Jett
Fn RY. York
Steeple Chase Island
Ann M. Robinson
Martha Delano
Mary Campbell
Stevens
Hikes Csc Otelleateen Et Seagre City Lant
Lincoln T Houdlette
Beulah
Woolwich
JL. H. Curtis
International Correspondence School
New Meadows
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Udorn
Gardner E. Crocker
Lucian R. Ames
Medicine CO