Bath and State Honor John Ballon on 3rd Birthday
All Bath and many friends across the state join in congratulations to John W Ballon on his third birthday. The Street Department earns praise for extending the state road near Blind Crossing. The piece commends German exhibits and praises American military prep, swimming safety, and the General Staff’s preparations. It notes canalization politics, water trustees, and a robust local real estate market, while forecasting better Maine road conditions and a cordial US Britain note on commerce.
Poisons Turned Loose and Early Christmas Plans Ahead
An assorted page notes health tips on digestion and a gentle laxative called Pinklets, promising relief from constipation. It also mentions Christmastime shopping and political notes about Gen. Villa delaying action on the U S, Ward One starting a new schoolhouse, Plummer’s role in Massachusetts Republican gains, and skepticism about funding for canalizing the Androscoggin.
Bay State suffrage stance contrasts with East
A Bay State victory is noted while the East remains wary of women voting. A Bath Public Library portrait of Judge Putnam is deemed fitting. In Taylorville a man claiming to be Mayor Curley of Boston is declared insane. Supreme Court ruling finds Arizona anti alien land law unconstitutional easing foreign friction.
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Serbia’s Stand Glows in World War Struggle
The piece notes that Serbia’s defense against vastly superior forces stands as a bright page in history, contrasting cautious official views in the capital. It contrasts Germany’s ambitions with Allied actions and highlights Belgium’s notable resistance amid broader war moves.
Changing Attitudes Toward Criminals Evident in Funeral Travel
A prison convict traveling to a funeral across the state reflects a shift in views on crime punishment. The piece cites evolving social norms alongside New England fishing totals with Boston as the leading port, reporting September landings of over ten million pounds valued at about half a million dollars across Boston Gloucester and Portland.
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Gloucester
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New England
Pretend Kaisers Drawn On Parade for Troop Morale
The article notes that in Germany daily impersonations of the Kaiser are driven along different routes by men who closely resemble him. This deception aims to maintain troop enthusiasm and safeguard the real Kaiser's safety, reflecting a Hohenzollern belief that ends justify the means.
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Germany
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Health
Pure blood nourishes the stomach liver and digestive organs and prevents dyspepsia symptoms. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is claimed to make pure blood by ridding it of humors and supporting nerves and strength, promised as effective for many diseases.
Republicans Close Ranks Ahead of Elections Across States
Despatches suggest Schwab plans dropped amid government opposition. Pennsylvania Steel negotiations scrapped after Attorney General Gregory talks. Bethlehem controls several shipyards and may gain Sparrows Point. Bath Iron Works negotiations noted. Election news shows Republican gains nationwide and waning Progressive votes, signaling a unified Republican front against Democrats and a shift of power in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Kentucky, and Mississippi.
Gurnet hearing on Brunswick causeway opening disputed
A Brunswick Monday hearing reviewed Major Pope of the Corps of Engineers order to remove causeway at Brunswick end of Gurnet bridge to widen clear opening by about 120 feet. Attendees included Brunswick residents New Meadows Yacht Club members Kennebec Yacht Club delegates and boat owners from Lisbon Falls and Auburn.
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F. A. Pope
Corps of Engineers
Gurnet Bridge
New Meadows
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Remedies Warns Medical Ad
Public health notice warns against mercury containing ointments for catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure made by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It stresses internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and cautions buyers to request Mogine and consult reputable physicians.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hrall
Married 60 Years in Phippsburg Couple
Mr and Mrs William A C Rogers of Phippsburg quietly celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Saturday They were married in this city by Rev Asa P Moore Mrs Rogers formerly Martha Cutting They have three sons Calvin W Rogers Elmer W Rogers John D Rogers of Phippsburg one daughter Mrs Guy Crocker of Phippsburg four grandchildren and one great granddaughter Pauline Emery They are both in good health Postmaster Hartnett urges early mailing and proper parcel handling to improve postal service
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Phippsburg
Asa P. Moore
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Martha Cutting
John D. Rogers
Calvin W. Rogers
Elmer W. Rogers
Guy Crocker
Pauline Emery
Hartnett
Washington
Obituary of Mrs. James F. Auld, Bath native
Mrs. James F. Auld formerly of Bath died November 5 in New London Conn. Funeral held in Bath. She was Miss Sprague of Union Street educated at Bath public schools. First married to Alfred Fogg by whom she had three sons. Later married James F. Auld who died years ago. No surviving children from her second marriage. Nearest relative here is sister-in-law Mrs Ella Sprague of School Street.
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Bath
Sprague
Union St
Alfred Fogg
James F. Auld
New London
Ella Sprague
School St
Casaba Melons Described For Flavor and Texture
The description notes casaba melons are white and juicy inside with a flavor similar to cantaloupes, offering a ripe-fruit profile.
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