Bath Times Company Publication Information
Published every Saturday by THE TIMES COMPANY 63 Foot Street Bath Maine details the paper's weekly release and contact information.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1914
Page
2
Published every Saturday by THE TIMES COMPANY 63 Foot Street Bath Maine details the paper's weekly release and contact information.
The piece surveys naval power shifts and temperance trends, notes Swiss and European conflicts, and cites votes in Arizona Wisconsin and Missouri on death penalty reform and rail crews. It reflects on global war duration, US naval policy, and industrial efforts amid evolving public sentiment.
In Sagadahoc County, the Supreme Judicial Court rescript written by Justice Savage sustains the defendant’s exceptions in the case of Philena T Kehail versus Henry I Tarbox. It notes a 1915 statute shifting court terms and holds a writ issued June 5, 1913 abatable on a timely motion. The report also mentions local window displays by D T Percy & Sons and a Seguin tow of two schooners downriver.
Bath local notes recount the Bath Opera House dedication with Julia Sanderson, Belgian Relief event at Music Hall, and record sleigh rides after a snow, plus a four masted schooner cabin completion at Percy & Small. Reports of odds and ends include a courthouse sentence, a drowning death in Addison relatives, North End Parent-Teacher Association activities, and a Beacon Street vestry social with a grandmother’s album performance.
Central Church League met Monday evening with Mrs. E P Briggs. Allen W Farrell and Winfield Miller went to Kittery Navy Yard for fitters work. The Elisha Atkins schooner is at G G Deering Co for repairs. Water Street corner fence was raised to protect pedestrians from snowslides. Elwell Crosby won the county bond bid. Hunters fired toward the Bay at North Bath. Lowell Temple and Pythian Sisters held a quilting bee with supper and a degree team drill. High tides flooded wells along the Kennebec and Sasanoa rivers. Bailey Night School lecture and Morse High School entertainment occurred without conflict. Ray L Ham appointed deputy collector and customs inspector and headed to Lowelltown to report for duty. Klark-Urban Co to perform at Bath Opera House starting Monday Nov 30. Miss Linda E McLellan, daughter of Hugh and Myra McLellan, died in Brunswick aged years, survived by five sisters and a brother.
An 19th century style missive promotes L. I Atwood's Medicine sold since 1868 with claims of daily sales and relief for stomach troubles. Burdock Blood Pills advertised for impure blood and liver issues. Dean's Ointment targets itching and eczema. Thomas' Eclectic Oil marketed for accidents with two sizes offered by druggists.
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects blood acidity and strengthens the whole system. It asserts forty years of successful use, treating skin and blood diseases, loss of appetite, rheumatism, stomach and kidney troubles, debility, and other issues from impure blood. Start treatment now and obtain a bottle from the nearest drugstore.
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