Allies skeptical of German peace terms and Wilson asks voters
The piece argues Germany remains untrustworthy despite peace hopes, detailing issues around Ludendorff’s resignation, the Emperor’s power, and Allied distrust. It calls for a Democratic Congress per Wilson’s appeal while criticizing Republicans’ war support. It notes Senator Eugene Hale’s death and Maine figures, then lists local residents and social notes from Bath and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ludendorff
Congress
Wilson
Europe
United States
Rheumatism and the Digestive Link in Treatment
The article asserts rheumatism stems from digestion and absorption defects and is worsened by liver and kidney sluggishness. It claims a medicine acts directly on the blood to purify it and thereby targets the liver kidneys and skin to relieve rheumatic pains.
Alvin L Gilmore Bath Boy Keeps Busy War Work
Alvin T Gilmore of Binghamton Engineering Co. leads ninth district drive teams for Red Cross War Savings and Liberty loan campaigns. He organizes Soldiers and Sailors club, chairs fruit pit drives, and plans YMCA school and camp programs while overseeing contracts with Halcom Steel Co. Influenza closures affect Bath venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Alvin T. Gilmore
Binghamton Engineering Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Gilmore
Bathwich School
New York State
Binghamton
Red Cross
Soldiers and Sailors Club
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cornell Club
University Club
Phi Gamma Delta Association
Y.M_C_A
Halcom Steel Co
Syracuse
John Shaw Leads Community Open Forum Singing
The Red Triangle Open Forum will host war and harbor songs with John Shaw leading the singing for about 30 minutes. All attendees are invited to join, with reserved seating for enlisted men and Shaw directing the chorus. Emilio de Gogorza and pianist Rosita Renard are scheduled for a recital in Symphony Hall Boston on Sunday afternoon November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Triangle Open Forum
John Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Emilio de Gogorza
Symphony Hall
Boston
Rosita Renard
County Men Registered for Draft September Twelfth List
Names and numbers of county men who registered for draft September 12 are listed by communities including Woolwich Bath Bowdoinham and Topsham with designations such as 1-A 2-A and 4-A. The roster features many individuals and addresses across towns, reflecting the district’s wartime registration.
How They Build on Palmer Field
The Palmer Field project progresses with a hot air furnace for drying walls and ceilings, concrete sidewalks to follow once streets and trenches for water pipes and sewers are laid. Leighton Mitchell Co. aims to complete a model colony with homes for ship workers by year’s start, while Superintendent Annis inspires loyal, well treated crews and strong wartime teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton, Mitchell Co
Annis
Supt
Uncle Sam
Bath's Magic City Seeks Growth in Modern Camp Life
Dozens of ovens bake rolls as visitors tour the site where a vast office staff dining room serves the same fare as workers. Tables mirror the cafeteria setup while 500 men sleep in bunk houses. A Red Cross room in the office building provides medical care for the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
L. P. Soule & Co
Red Cross
Carrier McAuliiffe Injured Delivering Mail After Accident
Letter Carrier Edward McAuliffe was struck by a car on Front street near Broad and hospitalized with a severely wrenched back a injured knee cap and nerve shock. He will be bedbound for weeks and posts its route remains undelivered until substitutes aid. Three Morse high school boys agreed to help with mail delivery at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McAuliffe
Front Street
Broad
Bailey Street
Hartnett
McAuliffe
Morse High School
Texas Steamship Co Yard Shock Victim Recovers
A man suffered a slight paralyzing shock Sunday noon in the Texas Steamship Co yards. He was taken to the Texas emergency hospital where he remained unconscious for several hours, then recovered enough to ride home to Litchfield by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Steamship Co
Texas Emergency Hospital
Litchfield
Bath Prepares Homes for Winter Attack
Old King Winter approaches and Bath residents brace for cold fuel shortages. Two thirds coal allotments loom while demand for wood and weather strips soars. Oil heaters rise in use though supply is limited. many plan selective room heating to conserve fuel. Weather strips promise big fuel savings and easy installation, attracting buyers from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Bath
Jack Frost
Christmas Parcels To Be Sent To Soldiers Overseas
Citizens are reminded to obtain a government issued label from the soldier through the Red Cross before packing Christmas parcels. Each box must be three pounds or less, contain no harmful items, and be stamped and forwarded at the Red Cross. All boxes must be sent before November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mellis Cyr Buried After Grace Hospital Death
The body of Mellis Cyr who died last week at Grace church emergency hospital was buried in Oak Grove on Tuesday. Cyr, a laborer employed by L. P. Soule & Son Co., was buried at the company’s direction after remains were held at Jackson's undertaking rooms while relatives were located.
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Harold McCutcheon
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Quincy
Mass
Warrat
Charles Leavitt
Louise
Chester
W. A. Downing
Oliver Webster
Harry C. 'Williams
Parker Morse
Harry Oliver
Topsham
Edgar Williams
Harry ©.Williams
Florence Morse
Abbie Morse
Charles Williams
Wiscasset
Downing
Samuel Burk
Webster
New York
Harry Blaisdell
Gregg
Barker and Young
Fred Parks
Providence
R. I
Bertha Coombs
Parker Head
Charles Perkins
Henry ‘Lermond
Herbert
Abbie Perry
Albert [Holbrook
Will Holbrook
Freeport
Howard Atwood
Atwood
Zina Eaton
N. E. Hunt
Norwich
Eugene Winslow
John G. Morse
John G. Morse, Jr
Bath City ‘Hospital
Ladies’ Aid
Ann M Oliver
Sadie Oliver
O’brien
Salvation Army
Charles Stinson
Barker
Clinton Pratt
Leon Pennell
White Mountains
Parker Adams
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Winfield Morse
Ernest Merrill
Ida Hunt
Eugene Spinney
Portland
William A. Dowling
Bostom
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Portsmouth
Harry Knight
Bath
George Rogers
George Andrews
Bockport
Andrews
Mellis Cyr
Grace Church Emergency Hospital
Jackson
Oak Grove
Cyr
L. P. Soule & Son Co
Mrs Nellie Hodsdon Dies In Sabattus
Lucien Young of Bath learned Monday of the death of his sister Mrs Nellie A Hodsdon 39 of Sabattus wife of Frank O Hodsdon. Born in Buckfield she was the daughter of Cyrus and Mrs Young and had lived in Sabattus about ten years where Hodsdon ran a blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Young
Bath
Nellie A. Hodsdon
Sabattus
Frank O. Hodsdon
Buckfield
Cyrus Young
Mr. Hodsdon
Amos Goddard Dies Suddenly in Astoria Oregon
Amos Goddard son of the late Robert Goddard of Bath died suddenly at his Astoria home. He was the last son of a large city family and leaves a wife and three married children in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Goddard
Robert Goddard
Bath
Astoria
Ore
West
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Washington
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Alvin L. Gilmore
Binghampton
Wilbur Henry Wyman
Small Point
Phippsburz
Charles Henry Ansert
Woolwich
William James Stinson
Ralph Albert Steen
Arrowsic
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Arthur Joseph St. Lawrence
Phippsburg
Randall Smell Warren
Ralph Anderson Hulse
Box 271
Charles Fred Wakely, Jr
Alfred
Cathance
John P. Coopers
Herbert Butler
North Bath
Prederick Elsworth Hutchins
West Point
Maurice Albion Luce, Jr
Henry Cillispie
Daniel Abijah Herrick
Lisbon Falls
Charlies
Eben Colby
Charles Nicklin Blodgett
James Heald
Phippeburg
Charles Henry Kochling
Sebarco
Phippburg
Nilson
Francis Heald
Arthur Hiram Moore
Harry Aaron Plummer
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River Rd
Ralph John Patten
Edward Dewey Melver
R. F
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Henry Edward Carlton
Tona Kochir
Pajepscot Mills
Thomas Ailes
Orion Leavitt
Gerard Edwin Page
Box
Richman
George Warren Wilson
Sebasco Chester
Dixie Coulombe
Prospect St
Cecil Lorenzo Evans
Edward Libby White
Powdeinham
Prank Augustus Beedle
Main St
Richmond
Joseph Bartlett Dobbin
Phippsh William Davis
Granite St
Ernest Linwood Stevens
West Bath
Carlton Houdlee Curtis
Leroy Sherwood Moore
Georgetown
Gasparo DeLucz
Herbert Charles Hateh
Clarence Walter Hamsom
Irving Albior Cornish
Percy Morse Sprague
Parkers Head
John Joseph Perkins
Richmond Omar Roy Perry
John Triar
Elexis Eustace Dufresme
Fred Wyman Thomas
Antonio DeLuc2z
John Lewis Bredeau
North
Ralph Dewey Peters
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Philidime
Cowlombe
Thomas Crawford Main
Percy Edward Curtis
John Henry MacSorley
Ted S.a-T.c
Uetboeer
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Mopetcon St
Fremont
Co. Trees
Palmer Field
Carrier McAuliffe
Nelaje A. Hodsdon
Amos Goddard
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