Great Lakes Waterway Debate and May Day Health Drive
The article compares the proposed St Lawrence route and New York Harbor access, citing industrial, naval and canal costs, with Montréal and New York as key points. It discusses delays, depths, traffic potential, and political support, then shifts to a May Day Child Health Day resolution backed by education and health groups, noting federal sanction and nationwide programs.
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iMaapire
Cn Renmid Tienes
Ontario
Orsweep
Montreal
St. Lauwrence
New York
Cal Carvinefon
Leo
Montrest
Cole Carrington
United States
Seige Vines
American Child Health Association
Congress
American Federation of Taber Ti
House Committee On Education
John J. Vigert
United States Commissioner of Education
Jay Elmer Morgan
Journal of
The
National Education Association
Frank W. Ballou
District of Columbia
Senate
State Boards of Health
Divisions of
Child Hygiene
Division of
Ancient Handtubs and Machinery Parade For Bathoon Muster
Antique engines and handtubs to be shown July 4 in Bathoon parade. Water Witch of Waldobore will lead the muster with wooden driven machines. Prizes total $1,000 across first and second class engines. Committee lists include Senior J Edward Drake and Mayor Charles Cahill. Public addresses by National WCTU speaker Mrs Mann announced for multiple counties.
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W.c.tu
Berg
Bathoon Duby
Elass
STOO
J. Edward Drake
Charles Th Cahill
Charles J. Parks
Tire Department
Scott Morse
Richard Prates
Ralph ¢. Covel
Committee On Fire Department
Rank T. Turner
Frank T. Fortier
Frank J. Parrin
Levi U. Thompson
Charles W. Terry
Chester T. McCabe
Pred G. Vroetor
George U. Worrey
Edward Vaughan
Levi Te Thompson
Ralph Boardman
Charles W. Berry
Hierses Seth Stewart
George A. Worres
Roland Vere
Edward Drake
John Shaw
Paride
Edward Miller
Herbert Andersen
Entertainment Pheu
Strake
Dhow
Charles 2
Cahill
Charles J. Darks
Leon Morse
Jehard Krates
Aldermatn
Ralph
Covel
Levi Th Thompson
Chester I. McCabe
Ralph Bassedman
Herrestiments
George 7
Worrey
Pete
Philip Boutin
George Bon
Desanette DE Mevnee
Drosten
W. CT UL
Mann
Cumberland
Westbrook
Androseeguin
Auburn
Knox
Appleton
Lincoln
Boothbay
Sneadabee
Tath
New Era in Farming Promises Widespread Farm Electrification
A New York State College of Agriculture report says farm electrification cuts days worked and doubles savings, with 26 farms surveyed. Rural life shifts as electric power, lights, and appliances reach homes boosting comfort and productivity in towns near canneries and cherry production centers.
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New York State College of Nementie
Bath Lad Founder Of A New Industry
A center street shop spotlights a family on the verge of launching a new rustic craft industry. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gedman, at 2 Pearl Street, run a small willow twig novelties plant turning bird cages and shells into dolls and forms. The venture aims to expand into a broader willow twig craft enterprise as orders from New England surge.
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Smith Bad
Bebweread Dima
Merse
Elas Os
Sofier
Sen- Jamin Gedman
New England
Morse Kiss School
Town clerks issue fishing licenses amid residency checks
State fishing season opens with good crerics from waters used by residents and non residents. Town clerks must verify bona fide residency before issuing licenses and cannot certify non residents. Mrs Jennie G Jewett of South Portland visits city after cousin Eugene Jewett's death.
Still Accepting Cash for Baseball Fund Drive Continues
The Ward Baseball Asseton drive extends to the season opening to attract subscribers. Iver Moses Yad, a Batha former team manager, received a large contribution boost Thursday but otherwise few donations appeared. Moses is noted as a devoted local baseball supporter who backed Lisbon Falls teams in earlier years.
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Ward Baseball Asseton
Iver Moses Yad
Batha
Moses
Lisbon Falls
Elas
Death Notice for Mrs. Margaret LeMoine of Bath
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Margaret LeMoine wife of Edward T LeMoine of Watertown Mass at the home of her parents Fred Toothaker and Bertha Danton Toothaker 0 Prospect street Malden following a illness of several weeks She was born and educated in Cambridge where she lived most of her life and was a member of the First Universalist church Short after her marriage ten years ago she came to Bath where Mr LeMoine conducted a store for a few years She is survived by her husband three children Junior Cynthis and Gerald also her parents and sister Mrs Fred P Shaw of Bath and her aunt Reawreened Toothaker
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Margaret LeMoine
Edward T. LeMoine
Watertown
Mass
Grange Halls See Record Build Up Nationwide
Over the past six months more Grange halls have been dedicated than in any prior six months in the 60 year history of the farm organization. There are over 210 halls now in use with average outlays for building equipment and paraphernalia well above 36 000 and total expenditures often exceeding 10 000 in many locales.
Bucklin Welcomes Baby Boy in Malden
Word has been received of the birth of aosen to Mr and Mrs William Bucklin of Malden Massachusetts. The infant weighed eight pounds at birth. Mr Bucklin is a former Bath boy and a Morse high school Class of 1904 alumnus and one time three letter athlete.
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Aosen
Mroo
William Bucklin
Malden
Mass
Mr. Bucklin
Bath
Voy4
Morse High School
Ono
Electricity in Wood Seen After Thunderstorm At Trefants Crossing
Passersby witness a strange sight at the foot of a poplar tree belonging to I. B. Netty at Trefants Crossing. White sap, exuded from cracks after a recent lightning strike, ran down the trunk. Mr. Nelly burned the splinters, claiming the explosion was fierce when touched by fire and proposing the weed was charged with electricity.
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I. B. Netty
Trefants Crossing
Nelly
Grangers Push Parcel Post Reform for Public Benefit
The Grange aims to save parcel post by creating a dedicated director at Washington to develop service efficiency. They note rising parcel volumes, lower revenue, and call for removal of certain mail restrictions to allow broader handling of insecticides and fungicides. The push seeks stronger government support and legislative action in Washington.
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Bert
Poco
Ianlettin
S. Vie
Grange Prezranm
Washington
Servie Ly
Health certificates issued for two Bath schools
Maine se Health association issued health certificates for Bath schools, one for Winneganee and one for Dike school. Mrs Staples, coacher, praised the program, while Dr Walter E L Rowe received thanks for his patient, devoted service to the children.
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Mainese Health Association
I Bath
Winneganee
Staples
Clinton McFadden
Walter EL Rowe
Leon
Ved Garten
CROSS WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Puzzle clues list for a cross word with horizontal and vertical entries. Aimed at filling English essayist punch sap of certain trees and other dictionary words across diagonals and crossings. Includes solve strategy tips and a sample fill approach.
Personal notes from Lewiston Bath visits and illness
Mrs William Haskell and son William Jr of Lewiston returned from a brief Bath visit. Barbara Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Baldwin of Park Street is ill and confined to the house. Evelyn Davis of Waterville returned after a weekend with her mother Mrs Robert Cameron on Granite Street. Laton Jackson of Thomaston returned from a visit with Mr Jacke on's parents on Shaw Street. Edward Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Olsen of Bridgeport Conn, summers at Ledge-O-Rock on upper High Street, has been ill and is recovering, with hope the illness will not affect the family annual Bath visit.
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William Haskell
William Jr
Lewiston
Bath
Barbara Baldwin
Fred Baldwin
Park Street
Mixx Evelyn Davis
Waterville
Robert Cameron
Granite Street
Laton Jackson
Thomaston
Jackeon
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Edward Olsen
Conrad Olsen
Bridgeport, Conn
Ledge-O-Rock
Upper
High Street
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Boston
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Grand Aroy Hall
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FE. Motley Fuller
Pophiain Beach
DR. Pierce
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Invalids Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
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Kennebec River
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White Mountains
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Henry C. Rowe
P. O. Drawer
Rhode Island
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Lucy Pike
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Tommy Lad
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Miss Ayer
Alice Shackford
Rose Rogers
Marilla Morse
Josephine Coombs
Henrietta Potter
Florence Take
Nellie Carr
Emma Ebllers
Frieda Tengdikian
Madelyn Skelton
Edith Rich
Hazel Hartleb
Elnora Oliver
Nellie Congdon
Mabel Merrill
Charles A. Harrian
Harriet Morse
Charles Helah
Violet Ward
Augusta
State Highway Police
Scott Ward
Hardings
Ria
Morocco
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