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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
2
The piece surveys wartime and domestic topics from submarine readiness to Vance era politics. It notes Bath and storm centers, praises the new army and wireless tech, discusses Pittsburg voter tallies, tariff policy debates, and the strategic war moves across Europe with emphasis on the Balkans and Dardanelles. It highlights leaders like Kitchener and Redfield, and references Agamemnon, Mesopotamian fronts, and Allied offensives.
The piece argues neutrality in international affairs while sharing sympathy for the Entente and opposition to Germany. It notes Minneapolis voters will decide on a citywide liquor ban this month, with a dry victory seen as a major win for prohibition and a signal of its arcing growth nationwide.
Questions you can't answer are answered in REREH Constipation Its Causes and Treatment. The booklet explains dietary tips and offers a sample Pinklets laxative for free from Dr Williams Medicine Co. or 25 cents per bottle from your druggist.
Mr and Mrs W A Hoyle and son and Mr and Mrs Woodbury Potter visited Judge George Beal in Lisbon Falls to mark Rev and Mrs W M Beals sixty first wedding anniversary. Four generations attended as Beal and Hoyle families join annually. The couple remain in good health and continue their agrarian routine.
Captain J O Hayes of the schooner Pendleton Sisters, detained in Philadelphia, insists charges of smuggling opium and Chinese workers are false. He claims a legal cargo of logwood and dyestuff materials was loaded. praises his honesty, Irish birth, U S patriotism, and reputation. The Pendletons own the ship. vessel had returned from Lisbon via the West Indies.
Rheumatism stems from an acid in the blood injuring muscles and joints. Hood's Sarsaparilla is presented as a blood tonic that purifies blood and stimulates the liver, kidneys, and skin while aiding digestion, claimed to relieve pain and stiffness. Sold by all druggists.
The Maine Corn Packers Association announces 2525 dollars in prizes for 1916 to youths who raise corn in 11 counties. Prizes range from 1 to 50 dollars plus five University of Maine scholarships. Contestants must plant a quarter acre and manage all work from land prep to delivery to canners.
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