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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
2
A long column covers border raids and wartime tensions, noting German American actions in Worcester, warnings about loyalty, suffrage debates in New Jersey, and calls to strengthen national defense. It critiques beaver behemoths, rail traffic, and the Maine Central deal while urging prudence in driving and public safety.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a century‑long remedy for tumors and internal derangements caused by humors. Claims to purify and enrich the blood, banishing outward and inward effects, with unique effectiveness and a call to insist on Hood's.
Colonel Frank D. Pullen, Civil War veteran and longtime Bangor customs official, died suddenly of heart disease at his Bangor home. Born in West Waterville now Oakland, he later ran a clothing business in Bangor and served as special deputy collector and deputy collector since 1898. He was commissary general on Gov. Plaisted’s staff in 1881 82 and aide de camp to Gov. Burleigh in 1882. Survived by wife, a nephew Horace M. Pullen, and stepson Prof. W. O. Sawtelle of Haverford College. Edward Everett of Cook Everett Pennell attended from Portland for the Sunday School Convention. former Bath resident and Maple Street pupil.
Martin B. Doyle of 141 North St Bath praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney complaint and backache saying they gave relief over several years. The ad notes price 50 cents at dealers and urges readers to use the same remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY publisher. Dr Loughlin and wife plan to practice in Dam ariscotta after returning from the Pacific Coast.
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