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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1915
Page
2
A period piece survey covers deer season open in Sagadahoc, school dedication, naval training views, tariff debates, bridge improvements, and safety rules. It notes Boston and national policy impacts, costs of living, and local incidents including a bank safe robbery and a Peabody tragedy with fire escape reflections.
In Lewiston, a trolley car struck a hack on Elm Street near Rev Chappell's parsonage. Miss May Norton escaped injury as the horse died and hydrant was broken. Gordon and Norton were aboard. crowd and police arrived, horse killed by veterinarian.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as correcting blood acidity and cleansing the blood to treat rheumatism skin diseases loss of appetite stomach and kidney troubles debility and related illnesses. It claims forty years of use in thousands of cases and urges immediate start with a bottle from the nearest druggist.
At federal level, Civil Service Commission officials in Washington warn employes nationwide to avoid political campaigning or displays that could imply government endorsement. The guidance stresses neutrality during elections and public service duties.
A large red and black poster warns Civil Service workers they may vote privately but must not participate in political campaigns or management. Rural carriers face removal for violations. Prohibited actions include distributing campaign material, wearing badges on duty, and leadership in political movements. Also notes visits of Mr and Mrs Tremaine to Port Hood and a Colonial Club play rehearsal.
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