United States Gains From War Time Trade Route Shifts
Analysis by Guy Emerson of Commerce Monthly notes the United States gains from changed wartime trade routes. He cites the Panama Canal, coal and oil fuel advantages, direct routes replacing European transshipment, and shifts in ship ownership and bunkering costs affecting future ocean transportation dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Guy Emerson
National Bank of Commerce
New York
America
Commerce Monthly
Magane
United States
Emerson
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Mr. Emerson
United States Shipping Board
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Vez
North America
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Change in a Woman's Life in Forty SixYears
A Fremont Ohio reader describes menopausal symptoms and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief. The testimonial cites heat flashes nervousness backache and irritability with improved well being after use. Letters claim forty years of experience behind the remedy and promise confidential responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, C
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Gooden
Napoleon St
Fremont
Ohio
Lydia E
Mass
Bath Co U R E P to Hold Week Long Arcade Fair
Bath County U R E P announces a week long fair at the Arcade to benefit the union lodge building fund. The event runs Monday through Saturday with a Thanksgiving matinee, featuring booths, nightly concerts and dancing from ten to midnight, aiming to raise several hundred dollars.
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Bath Co
U.R.E.P
Roland H. Smith Post
A.L
Needlework Guild Makes Fine Display at Annual Meeting
The Needlework Guild of the Cosmopolitan Club held its ninth annual meeting with thirteen directors present. A large display featured underwear, stockings, caps, towels and pillow slips contributed by guild members. A committee was formed to assist the Red Cross Home Service this winter. The Philanthropic committee thanked donors of old cotton linen and infant wear and will collect further contributions on November 18 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild of the
Cosmopolitan Club
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Maxwell Powers
Wiliam OD. Sewall
Walters. Glidden
Elizabeth Moses
Viola G. Hogan
Home Service Department
Fire extinguisher test draws city officials and industry
City fire department committee and engineers joined plant representatives and citizens to witness EK W Hanks of Augusta demonstrate a fire extinguisher in Postoffice square. A pile of packing boxes was set alight with oil and kerosene, and the resulting powder gas quickly snuffed the flames. Milton S Bangs of the Augusta Amusement and Advertisement Co attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Engineers
Fire Department
Postoffice Square
EK. W. Hanks
Augusta
Milton S. Bangs
Augusta Amusement & Advertisement Co
Sagadahoc County
Mrs Priscilla Campbell Rites In Georgetown Family Notices
Mrs Priscilla Campbell 84 died at her son Wilton Campbell’s Sabattus home after a long illness. Born in Georgetown to Samuel and Lucretia Swett she spent most of her life there active in the Methodist church. Survived by son Wilton Campbell of Sabattus daughter Mrs George Legard of Bath three grandsons Ralph Legard Forest Legard Roy Campbell three granddaughters Rena Sadie Eleanor a niece Alice Drummond and nephews Clarence Swett and Herbert Swett plus five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Campbell
Georgetown
Wilton S. Campbell
Sabattus
Campbell
Samuel 8
Lucretia Swett
Te Methodist Church
Wilton 8. Campbell
George Legard
Bath
Ralph E. Legard
Roy Campbell
Rena Campbell
Sadie Campbell
Eleanor Campbell
Alice Drummond
Arrowsie
Clarence W. Swett
Waltham
Herbert G. Swett
Watertown
Openings for Recruits in Overseas Departments
Sergt. Laflamme announces that the Ordnance Department in Hawaii and Panama is open for three year enlistments and the Medical Department in Siberia is open for enlistments. This offers men a chance to travel and gain new experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. Laflamme
Army
Front Street
Ordnance Department
Hawaii
Panama
Siberia
Box Social At Whippsburg School Proves Popular
A teacher and pupils from the Whippsburg side school held a box social Tuesday night drawing a large crowd and clearing about twenty dollars for school improvements. Miss Emma Blaisdell led the program with flag drills recitations and dialogues featuring pupils Lincoln Parks Ralph Small Vera Small Ellenms Burleigh Williams Louisa Morse Edith Bridges Dorothy Morse Dorothy Stermer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippsburg
Emma Blaisdell
Phippsburg
Lincoln Parks
Ralph Small
Vera Small
Ellen Ms
Burleigh Williams
Louisa Morse
Edith Bridges
Dorothy Morse
Dorothy Stermer
Ralph Stermer
Harriett Gray
Mary Gray
Carolyn Oliver
Lloyd Rogers
Mary Pettengill
Stephen Gray
Albert Storer
Emily Morse
Philip Black
Gardiner
Forrest Rice
Forrest
Pearl Rice
Robert Manson
Roberta
Elmer Lufkin
Marion Oliver
Arthur J. Dunton
Winfield W. Morse
Barker
A. H. Goodwin
Winnegance
Stamford
Conn
Goodwin
Boards Orchestra
Bridgehall
Sherman L. Morse
Beaumont
Texas
Morse
Europe
Arthur Cromwell
Thomas Haley
Ethele Williams
Will Merry
Portland
Philip Reynolds
Thursday
Philip, Jr
Charles Perkins
New York
Charles Merry
Etta Webber
Small Point
Miles Webber
Marion Rafnell
S. A. Evans
The
People’s Church
Lydia Holbrook
Freeport
Will Holbrook
Henry Potter
Charles Rich
Eugene Johnson
Newton Bowker
Herbert Hodgkins
Charles Rogers
Charles Williams
Charles Hewitt
Dry
Morin
Nan E. Trask
Damariscotta
Durward Bowie
Harry F. Oliver
Irving Wallace
Madhias
Lucy Smith
Edith Banks
Bessie Hunt
Y.M.C.A
Agnes Smith
Thomas Oliver
Oliver
Belfast
Pendleton Yard
Walter Mann
Boston
Albert Morse
Blizzard
William Standish
Zina Eaton
Earl Morse
Bailey Evening School
Percy Morse
Clyde Lake
Union Street Court
West Bath Grange Fair Opens With Baby Show and Vaudeville
The West Bath Grange fair begins tomorrow at three with a baby show and a harvest supper. An evening four act domestic drama Vailey Farm will follow at eight, then Friday features readings songs and tableaux and a dance with Nelson's Orchestra. Community notices include guests, clubs, and family updates from West Bath residents.
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West Bath Grange
Vailey Farm
Nelson
Alfred Durand
Brookline
Mass
Herbert White
Frank Durand
Stackpole
Beckett
Charlies Fanborn
Manchester
B. F. Stackpole
D. A. Merry
Ernest Williams
James A. Verry
Miles Gillis
Campbell’s Pond
Bath
Herbert L. Grinnell
Sabino
Robert Small
Carl Blaisdell
Delwin Blaisdell
John
Evelyn Larrabee
Walter H. Larrabee
Velmar Bates
Samuel Bates
Florence Neiley
Portland
Joseph Dunning
Bath City
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
Hayden Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Ernest Geyer
R. Brown
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lucy Gerrish
C. A. Peaslee
Fred C. Gerrish
Josie Winter
Fred Winter
Odie M. Rich
Hiram Brown
Foster's Point
B. F. Flood
Oxford
A. S. Flood
Dunham
Lewiston
Fred W. Larrabee
Albert Whorff
John Whorff
Ralph Murray
Murray
Texas Yard
Bath Citizens Lack Civic Pride Highlighted by Contrast
A local resident notes Bath’s public neglect while Brunswice shows public spirit. The speaker contrasts tidy back and front yards with Bath’s seemingly careless lawns, urging better neighborhood care.
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Bath
Funeral of Mrs Trainor at St. Mary’s Honor Rites
Funeral of Mrs. Annie Mildred Trainor wife of John Trainor held at St. Mary’s Friday morning with Rev Fr Nicholas J. Horan officiating. Bearers were Henry Biggins, two raughnessey and John Conley. Burial in North Whitefield. Mr and Mrs Arthur W H Rand and Miss Jence Niiley motored to Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mildred Trainor
John Trainor
St. Mary’s
Nicholas J. Horan
Henry Biggins
2Raughnessey
John Conley
North Whitefield
Arthur W. H. Rand
Jence Niiley
Portland
Persky Baker Nuptials in Auburn Abou Ben Adhem Hall
Harry Versky proprietor of the Peoples Cash Market Bath and Miss Rebekah Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs S L Baker of Auburn wed Tuesday night in Abou Ben Adhem hall Auburn Rev M Machlowsky officiating The castle room was decorated with chrysanthemums and the bridal party entered aisles of white tulle The bride wore white satin and filet with cap shape veil and bridal roses Miss Lena Baker was maid of honor in yellow taffeta and white tulle The best man was Samuel V Persky of Lewiston The out of town guests included families from Portland Bath and Boston The bride is a daughter of Auburn residents and is a former employee of Cushman Hollis Shoe Co Mr Versky has run a Bath grocery business for months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Versky
People’s Cash Market of
Bath
Rebekah Baker
Lena Baker
Samuel Vpersky
Lewiston
Frances Miller
Sadie Miller
Cecelia Abramson
Esther Brownstein
Lena Miller
M. Persky
Russia
Versky
Funeral of Mrs Whitlock in Augusta
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Whitlock who died in Augusta Monday were held at two this afternoon at her brother in law's home on Washington street. Rev Ernest M Holman of the First Baptist church officiated. Bearers were Perry Thompson Oscar F Williams Frank Wakefield and Arthur J Dunton. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Whitlock
Augusta
Washington Street
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church
Perry Thompson
Oscar F. Williams
Frank Wakefield
Arthur J. Dunton
Oak Grove
Maine notes report markers and starch plant growth
Abigail Whitman Chapter D A R marks final resting places for Sergt Jonas Stevens Jr in Norway Center Cemetery and others at Pike Hill. Maine starch output to reach about 8000 tons, a peak since WWI. Ellsworth plant upgrades add 3500 HP to 6500 HP total with Wenonbscot River high water service work.
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Abigail Whitman
Norway
Sergt
Jonas Stevens, Jr
Norway Center Cemetery
George Lessley
Daniel Knight
Pike Hill Cemetery
Ellsworth
Bangor Railway & Electric Co
Wenobscot
Charles W. Steele
Farmington
Corp. Fortier
Co. K
Europe
Asia
France
U.S. A
Lafayette National Park
Bar Harbor Y.M.C.A
Benjamin Hadley
Hosmer
Mt. Desert Island
Grace Episcopal Men Gather for Thursday Dinner
Grace Episcopal parish men will hold a 6 30 PM dinner in the parish house with a turkey feast and all the fixins. William Mann will enter as only he knows how as an entertainment remains to be announced and cards have been mailed to invitees for a large attendance.
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Grace Episcopal Parish
William Mann
Cnter
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Mrs. Godden
Needlework Guild
Creek
West Bath
Brunswick
Harold G. McCann
Sarah Cornish
Hardings
Isaiah Trufant
Harpswell
R. A. Wentworth
Samuel Trufant
New Hampshire
Trufant
Frederick R. Wright
North Bath
Mr. Wright
Woolwich
Lewis and
Mary Wright
Loraine E. Stone
James
Margaret Stone
Westport
John O. Fiske
Linden Street
Mrs. Trainor
Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
Bath Societies
Arcale
Verkins Orchestra
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Wesley Church
Fred W. Armes
Cherry Street
G. A. Cahill
Llewellyn Rogers
Brian Dunlap
W. W. Henderson
Lowell Temple
Vythian Sisters
Jennie Oliver
Persky-Baker
Berkeley
Conley's Specialty Store
Maine News Notes
Aroostook County
Germany
Japan
Express
Center Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co. Fire and Marine
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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