Live to One Hundred Says Copeland to Rotarians
Dr. Copeland tells New York Rotarians that 3500 Americans have reached a century and that most can live to 100 with daily exercise. He warns business and professional men who overwork and overeat, and offers a simple weight formula to gauge healthy weight and longevity.
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United States
Century Park
Royal 8. Copeland
City of
New York
Rotarians
Metropolis
Dr. Copeland
Lesson on Navy Scale Presses for Merchant Fleet Subsidy
The piece argues a large merchant marine is vital in war and peace. It cites Walter Page's 1915 letters and Admiral Jellicoe to emphasize auxiliary ships, urges subsidy to bolster US tonnage against foreign competition, and links naval strength to economic capacity.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Middle West
the Tribune
Walter H. Page
Workd
England
Page
Jellicoe
United States
Britain
Japan
Unclear fragment hints at regional rights and road authorization
A garbled line suggests discussion of obtaining commercial advantages and authorizing a road or highway project in the middle West. No clear entities or actions are identifiable from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Btawresee Saaway Ds
Cosmopolitan Club to Stage Comedy Runaways and Madame Sherry
The Cosmopolitan club plans two productions, Bheaya at the Columbia on June 2 and 9 with 100 local singers and dancers. The Runaways has toured New England cities. Louis Philbrook directs with Mrs Philbrook as choreographer and ingénue. Madame Sherry at Reginald DeKoven Opera Company follows with a strong cast. first rehearsal next Tuesday.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Bheaya
Olumbia
Mra
Southend
Boston
Worcester
Boenaheld
Haverhill
Biddeford
Waterville
New England
Louis Philbrook
New York
Philbrook
Madame Sherry
Reginald DeKoven Opera Company
On Way to Court Gets in a Smash
Fred Cary a well known Brunswick farmer was injured Friday morning when his milk wagon was rear ended by a car driven by Mr. Osgood of West Falmouth. Cary was dragged under the wagon and both legs bruised with a deep ear wound. The accident occurred on the state highway between Simpson's corner and the New Meadows river bridge. Osgood, rushing to Bath to be in court at 9 30, admitted fault and tried to help Cary after stopping the car.
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Fred Cary
Brunswick
Osgood
West Falmouth
Cary
Simpson's Corner
New Meadows River
Bath
Bath Education Board Adopts Part Time Plan Basis for Teacher Elections
Bath Board of Education decides to adopt a part time scheme for teaching elections, basing elementary hires on the superintendent plan and high school as outlined by the principal. The move could save about 481 dollars this year and roughly 15,000 annually, with the loss of 160 elementary and 3 high school teachers under the plan.
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Bath Board of Education
Morse High School
Bath
Leland R. Mitchell
Finance Committee
Torvey
Mitchell
L. Smith
Torrey
Morse High T
Ramona Council Staff Installation Duly Noted
Ramona council staff installation ceremony drew delegations from nearby councils and a large audience. The event featured Great Pocahontas and keeper of records presiding, with 42 members listed among Rams staff and visiting chiefs, who were raised by the new council before departure in automobiles.
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Wood
Riverside Satureset
Nowork
Bath
Sameset
Great
Pocahontas
Mabel Knight
Reco
Rietta Hawkes
Rath
Woodbury Potter
Florence Robinson
Abbie Small
Pocahon
Carlton Rideout
Earl Rideout
Mildred Morse
John Smith
A. J. Gallant
Great Pocahontas
Ramona Council
Great Guard of the Forest
Inez Puffer
Kate Lowe
Lucy Clark
Vocahontas
Avis Luce
Wenonah
Len Gilbert
McCoffee
H. Powers
Wampum
Gilbert
Doris Gilbert
Smiles
Howes
Josephine Rollines
College Days Musical Comedy At Morse High
A lively student musical comedy titled College Days will be staged Friday at Morse High School assembly hall. The program features the glee club and a strong cast with vivid costumes, directed by Eleanor Christiansen. The synopsis follows Brinkdale College nine in a dramatic plot of love, suspicion, and eventual redemption, with songs such as Rainbow Gold and One in a Million and chorus numbers from both girls and male quartets.
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Morse High School
Glee Club
Eleanor Christiansen
Brinkdale College
Fairview
Davy" Carson
Brinkdale
Davy
Dot
Proxy
Fairview College
de Forest
Villian
Tabby
Tubby
Helen
Baldy
Parson
Detour Tea House Opens On Brunswick Road For Tourists
Miss Currie Fatt opened her tavern on the Brunswick road Saturday naming it the Detour a unique tea house with outdoor games and a Parrots Den lunch room. The Detour offers overnight accommodations and a menu of chicken patties sirloin steak salads fried eggs and desserts. Miss Hall's nephew George MacFadden crafted the interiors inspired by John Heal Juniors originals. Miss Rachel Ann Clifford obituary notes three cousins Joseph Lemont West Bath Charles Lemont Bath and Emma Cox Lexington Mass.
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Currie Fatt
Brunswick Road
Miss Hall
George MacFadden
John Heal Juniior
Robert Shea Reaches His 96th Birthday in Bath
Robert Shea, a Bath elder and veteran marine engineer from East Pittston, marked his 96th birthday at the Wd Folks Home. Relatives visited, cake was cut, and he received many congratulatory cards from friends and admirers. He has long lived in Bath and served on Kennebec river steamboats longer than any other local person.
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Robert Shea
Bath
Wd Folks
East Pittston
Shea
Marine Enginee
Veteran Maine editor Charles W Richards dies at 61
Charles W Richards known as Doc Richards and longtime Kennebec Journal editor dies Sunday in Augusta after gan gren poisoning leading to leg amputation. Born Richmond 61, he served 33 years in editorial roles and as State House correspondent with Bath Sagadahoc readers recalling his jovial presence. Survived by sister Julia C Richards, matron at the State Home for Girls in Hallowell.
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Bath
Sagadahoc County
Maine
Charles W. Richards
Doc
Richards
Kennebec Journal
Augusta
Augusta General Hospital
Mr. Richards
Richmond
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Kent's Hill
Maine Medical School
Kennebec
State House
Julia C. Richards
State Home For Girls
Hallowell
County Leaders Hold Session in Bath Aldermanic Chamber
Sagadahoc county Republicans met in the aldermanic chamber to plan for the state campaign. Roscoe P. Hain was reelected chairman, Jane Murphy elected vice chair, and Arthur K. Wparington reelected secretary treasurer, with women now represented on the county committee. People listed include Bath residents Roscoe Hain Jane Murphy Linwood Skelton William Brown Charles Minott William Dunham James Thompson George Stinson and Mrs Reed.
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Sagadahoc
Countie
Ay Torning
Roscoe P. Hain
Bath
Roscoe P. Ham
Jane Muarphy
Linwood T. Skelton
Bowdoin
Willian W. Brown
Charles T. Randall
Bowdoinham
Charles V. Minott
Phippsburg
William F. Dunham
Richmond
James J. Thompson
West Bath
George M
Miss Rachel Ann Clifford Dies at 86 in Bath
Miss Rachel Ann Clifford 86 died suddenly Friday at the Old Ladies Home where she resided since 1909. Born in Bath May 5, 1836 to Abrams and Rachel Clifford, she lived all her life in Bath and belonged to the First Baptist church. She leaves seven cousins including Charles W. Clifford and Mrs. Alice Smith of Bath, Frank Clifford of Boston, and Mrs. Annie Wylie Stackpole of West Bath.
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Rachel Ann Clifford
Old Ladies Home
Miss Clifford
Bath
Abrams
Rachel Clifford
First Baptist Church
Charles W.clifford
Parris Completes Flagstaff for Colby College Stadium
Frank W. Parris, sparmaker on upper Washington street, finished a 60 foot flagstaff for Colby College in Waterville. The spar will be towed to Trallowell then trucked to the campus for install. Parris is noted for supplying flagstaffs for Maine landmarks and government sites.
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Frank W. Parris
Upper Washington Street
Colby College
Waterville
Trallowell
Maine
Parris
Watervile
Togus
Sagadahoc County Court House
Bath
George Th. Drake
Texas Steamship Co
Drake
New York
Long Island Sound
Wailers
Bowdoin Wins Maine Intercollegiate Track Meet at Waterville
Bowdoin captured the title with 54 44 points while Bates totaled 32 Maine 28 for Colby. Captain Raymond Baker of Bates set a state record in the two miles at 9 451 5, Paul Lawrence of Maine tied the 51 second quarter mile, and N W Foran of Colby surged in the final 60 yards to finish inches behind. Strong winds kept many events ordinary though Bowdoin dominated with multiple event wins and top placings across sprints distances hurdles and field events.
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Maine
Waterville
Bowdoin
Bates
Colby
Capt
Raymond Baker
Frank Prett
FE. S. Lawrence
University of Maine
N. W. Foran
Burrill
Young
Hardy
Small
Hildreth
Philbrook
Boyden
Pinkham
Batten
F. Bishop
Houston
Kemp
Tootell
Cohen
Charles
Luce
Parsons
Strout
Mason
The Times Seeks Copy of James M. Lincoln Life
The Times notes it desires a copy of the life of James M. Lincoln former editor of The American Sentinel. By yesterday afternoon a copy arrived at The Times office and calls followed from interested parties. This morning more copies are reported.
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the Times
James M. Lincoln
American Sentinel
Trueworthy Hunter Nuptials In Rockland And Bath
Ivan Acel Trueworthy of Bath and Ruth Hunter of Rockland wed Sunday at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. W. B. Rounds officiating. The couple, graduates of Rockland High School and UMaine class of ’20, plan a Winneganee home in Phippsburg after a short wedding tour. Best man Joseph W. Robinson and bridesmaid Blanche Pease attended, and both families are Rockland natives.
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Ivan Acel Trueworthy
Bath
Ruth
Hunter
Rockland
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Joseph W. Robinson
Blanche Pease
Prueworthy
Rockland High School
University of Maine
Ivan A.frogworthy
the Times Co
Camp Devens
Camp Upton
Machine Gun Co
Colonial
F. J. Hunter Machine Co
Roxy Campbell Marries Charles L Merry in Bath
Miss Roxy Campbell and Charles L Merry wed at Grace Episcopal Church in Bath in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Smith Campbell, wore embroidered voile and carried a prayer book. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Merry, is a contract painter. they will live in Winne yance at the groom’s home this summer.
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Walter
Glidden
Years Street
Roxy Campbell
Charles L. Merry
Bath
Myron Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Smith Campbell
Union
Winneyance
Elks Plan May Ball At Armory Hall
Bath Lodge Elks vote to hold annual May ball on Tuesday May 23 at Armory hall with dancing and intermission lunch. The Elks home on Lombard street will open for guests and card playing for non dancers. M Brown was given a gold card case by the lodge in a speech by George A Kallman.
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Bath Lodge
Elks
Armory Hall
Lombard Street
M. Brown
George A. Kallman
Club's Motor Trip Enlivens Bath Visit
Members of the Pennesoo club traveled to Port and Friday as guests of Mr and Mrs Astry Haynes in the Haynes car. They dined at the Oriental and attended Keith's in the afternoon then toured sights. En route home they visited Mrs Percy McManus in Deering and were entertained royally. Ice cream and cake accompanied the return to Bath where all declared it a most enjoyable outing.
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Pennesoo
Porth
Astry Haynes
Haynes
Oriental
Keith's
Percy McManus
Sat
Bath
Cub
Taynes Cottore
Frances Murphy
Jennie DeWolfe
M. Willigas
Mars
Ralph Legard
Myre Comos
Mere. Smith
Gardiner
CAPT. QUICK NAMED COMMANDER OF MARYLAND SHIP
Captain Richard Quick travels to New York to assume command of the motor ship Maryland under Texas Co. assignment after his former steel ship Edward Sewall was sold in New Orleans to the Alaska Packers Association. The Maryland, formerly the schooner Kineo built locally by Arthur Sewall & Co., has rested in New York since last August.
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Richard Quick
New York
Maryland
Texas Co
Edward Sewall
New Orleans
Alaska Packers Association
Kineo
Arthur Sewall & Co
Thompson Bros. and Legro Co Consolidation Progress
Harold J. Thompson has aided Thompson Bros. Inc. for two weeks in consolidating Thompson Bros. with John A. Legro Co. Le gro serves as president, guiding the merger plans and corporate integration efforts.
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Thompson Bros., Inc
John A. Legro
Thompson Bros
John A
Brunswick High Defeats Morse In Fielding Heavy Game
Brunswick High defeated Morse 3 to 1 at Kelley Field with a crowd present. Morse committed 13 errors, nine charged to Brunswick, and Ormsby and Colby sparked a two run second inning. Sheridan and Carr pitched for Brunswick while Morse pitchers struggled as errors dominated the contest.
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Brunswick High
Picnte
Morse
Kelley Field
Ormsby
Colby
Carr
Brunswick
Sheridan
Bucklin
Chandler
Stratt
McCabe
Pratt
Tucklin
Peeters
Litchfield
Belanger
Ieee
Orisby, P
Ae Peat Ated
Neous Ce Etree Tivo
Soule
Stover
Coffin
Walsh
Vime
Cipire
Fitzgerald
Bowdoin Commencement Week Opens With Several Events
Bowdoin College notes commencement week activities starting Sunday afternoon with the baccalaureate address by President Sills at the Congregational church in Brunswick. The schedule includes class day exercises under the Thorndike oak, the senior dance, an Alexander prize speech in Memorial Hall, a college reception, and an outdoor Shakespeare presentation by Masque and Gown, with a Geneva of events spanning Wednesday to Thursday.
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Bowdoin College
Congregational Church
Brunswick
Sills
Jaime Is
Memorial Hall
Writs Continued in Chamber of Commerce Suit Against 52 Defendants
Writs returnable Monday in suits of the Truth Chamber of Commerce against 52 respondents who agreed to pay 25 a year for three years to finance the Chamber and then did not pay. Cases continued until next Monday with Charles M. Fitzgerald for the Chamber and five attorneys slated to appear.
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Trnth Cimber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
George S. McCnarty
Lewiston
EB. We Bridghiaim
William
Hell Archor J. Dianten
Ralph O' Date
Bath
Albert Flint and Bar rin Street Home Incident
Albert Flint, proprietor of the Flint pharmacy, is described as quite flat at his home on Bar rin Street.
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Albert’ Flint
Flint Pharmacy
Barrin Street
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the Times Company
W. B. Nichols
Pres
Treas
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Cosmo Club
Education Board
Riverside
Morse Glee Club
The
Butler
Landers
Heaton
Lawrence
Thomas
Foran
Archibald
Gates
Hunt
Sennetta
Perkins
Herrick
Sargent
Webster
Baker
McGinley
McKeeman
Jenkins
Merry-Campbell
Leonard Wilton
Groveland Stockarm
Georgetown
Wilton
Willie Benton
Vera Capel
Bessie Wilton
Brownie Wilton
McWilton
Lady Wilton George Wilton
Tilicon
Dainty Daffo
Jaytom
Dorothy Redmond
Lady Thisbee
Eesare Ny
George Wilkes
Kate Leonard
Red Wilkes
Coleridge
Major Brino-pa
Cascada
Dewitt
Walnut Hall
Peel
Wiscasset
Thomas Bishop
Middle St
Nev. Erne
Wolfson
Charles (. Law
Howard B. Johnoen
Arthur J. Dunton
Wilber G. Cahill
Murial
Maple i Grove
Quick
Allan
Carr Poet Sree
McPhee
Sy. Bucklin
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