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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
8
Visiting resident William Howe of Jersey City recovers from illness while town residents update in a long column. The notice lists many villagers traveling, visiting, or returning home, including Morse receiving chief engineer papers, and court actions on estates and adoptions.
A flood loss is estimated at 1.5 million dollars. Naval estimates for next year total 129 million, larger than Germany, France, and Italy combined. Fire at Eastport Sardine plant causes 40 thousand dollars in damage, with 50 thousand on building and rest on canned sardines. A wall street area blaze in New York damaged the block bounded by Wall Front Water and Pine streets. The Supreme Court reconvenes after four months, to May end, handling many Sao cases. A Maine railroad official resigns. trustees bid for 200 thousand dollar Portland Water District note. typhoid vaccination urged. A Maine hunter death and a quick report on a Toledo firm offer for catarrh cure end.
Mrs. John Webb of Vinton Gallia Co Ohio suffers fifteen years from nervous headaches and reports full relief after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad touts the pills as a cure and offers a sample and pamphlet on treating headaches by a new laxative combination.
Miss Annie Trask leaves Monday to visit her sister Mrs. George Spotterd in Keene New Hampshire. Mrs George Dennison and daughter have been visiting Mrs Dennison's father George A Merritt.
Miss Mercy Holbrook enjoys a two weeks vacation at her home in New Meadows. Miss Harriet Cox of Durham visited over Sunday. Miss Alma Holbrook visits friends in Durham. Dr. George A. Coombs and Everett Coombs were seen at their old homes and Candy's Harbor on recent days. Mrs. Annie Jordan returned from a visit to Harpswell. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Purington vacationed to Boston and vicinity and attended Brocton Fair.
The article details a planned mobilization of the U S Atlantic fleet with about twenty five battleships plus armored cruisers and submarines for a three day review by President Taft and Secretary Meyer. It notes drills near Guantanamo, expected home waters maneuvers, and a shift away from a Mediterranean cruise toward testing readiness through mobilization.
Advertising copy states Dean's Regulats cure constipation tone the stomach stimulate the liver promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
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