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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1914
Page
2
The Times Company publishes a weekly Saturday edition from 63 Feoot Street Bath Maine detailing the paper’s publishing schedule and contact information for readers and advertisers.
A collage of WWI updates includes Allied strategy, naval plans, and troop mobilization. Local items praise the Emden rescue, warn of Turkish threats, and note civic projects, school repairs, and community events in Bath.
The Winter Street Church Men's Club met November 13 with 25 attendees including Rev. S A Evans. Dr H F Morin reported committee recommendations, leading to regular suppers twice a month and new speakers for upcoming events. Committees named for House Bible Study Social Service Boys' Work Church Attendance and Membership. Weather notes describe a rain swept evening with a red sunrise and stormy seas.
This ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy to expel humors and cleanse the blood. It claims the medicine purifies, enriches, and invigorates the body, warning that no other remedy matches its effectiveness. Readers are urged to obtain Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
The Beacons beat the Plumbers 1226 to 1134 at Park Alley on November 13 in the Park League opener. P. Farrar led singles with 93 and W. Miller topped three-string total with 258. Roster totals follow.
Announcement traces Bath Iron Works contract for a 130 foot steam torpedo testing boat designed by George Owen Newton Mass. The craft will carry 18 torpedoes, air compressors, and torpedo range tests, with six fast motor boats as convoy during testing. Construction to begin soon and finish in five months.
United States steamboat inspectors suspended for three months the license of Captain Frank Brown of the Eastern Steamship Corporation. Belfast sank the four masted schooner Alma E. Nolmes off Graves Light on Oct 10 after Brown was found negligent for steering at full speed in a fox.
Mrs Fannie Crane Brainard of Arlington New Jersey died Wednesday night the 11th. She was the daughter of Rev A R Crane D D and wife of Prof A H Brainard. Widely esteemed by Squirrel Island summer residents she joined women societies aiding church and social work on the island. The slippery elm on the Federal Square has shed its leaves.
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