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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1916

Page

6

City Hospital annual meeting notes board actions

The Bath City Hospital held its annual meeting in the City Hall Council Room with John S. Hyde presiding in Hyde’s absence and Charles W. Clifford acting as secretary pro tem. New corporators were elected. resignations accepted. officers chosen. reports filed. and a detailed treasurer and superintendent financial and operational overview presented including staffing, training, and proposed nurses’ housing.

John Hyde Charles W. Clifford City Hospital City Hall H. A. Duncan J, BD. Drake B. M. Plummer Gibbons George E. Hughes C. W. Welch H. M. Sewall Julia A. Watson John S. Hyde A. H. Shaw W. D. Sewall R. H. Baxter Bath City Hospital

Letter by Mark Langdon Hill on Maine separation debates

A Bangor collector owns a 1815 letter by Mark Langdon Hill to William D. Williamson showing early talk of Maine separating from Massachusetts. It notes a Belfast man suing over a borrowed horse and mentions a Bangor term, with hopes that the court term would affect the move toward state separation.

Bangor Maine Massachusetts Bangor Historical Society Mark Langdon Hill State of Phippsburg William D. Williamson Francis Anderson Belfast Wiscasset

Maine Constitution Founding Debates Highlight 1819 Convention

The Bangor and Penobscot county delegates recount the Maine 1819 constitutional convention, its pivotal questions on state name, religion, and governance, and the strong emphasis on elections as a safeguard of liberty. Notable figures include Daniel Coney, William King, and Major Joseph Treat, with commentary on the assembly’s expenses and debates about Maine versus Columbus.

Bangor Portland Maine Pine Tree State State Board of Trade F. E. Boothby Waterville Senate House of Representatives Orono Sunkhaze Plantation Hampden Newbury Penobscot County Simeon Stetson Orrington John Wilkins Joseph Treat Crono Jackson Davis Dixmont Samuel Butman Brewer George Leonard Eddington Luther Eaton Carmel Abel Ruggles Corinth Andrew Strong Exeter Nathaniel Atkins Garland Amon Gordon New Charleston Daniel Wilkins Foxcroft Samuel Chamberlain Sebec William R. Lowney Hermon William Patten Levant Moses Hodsdon Newport Benjamin Shaw Sangerville Benjamin C. Goss Dexter Isaac Farrar Guilford Joseph Kelsey Atkinson Eleazar W. Snow Newburgh John Whitney Piscataquis County York Cumberland Lincoln Kennebec Hancock Washington Oxford Somerset Penobscot Daniel Coney William King Rober C. Vose Wilkins Commonwealth of Commonwealth Vance Union United States Jarvis Surry Cony Augusta Columbus

New Strength for Lame Backs and Worn-out Conditions

A testimonial promoting Dr. Pierce's Anuric tablets for back pain, rheumatic symptoms, and uric acid relief. The writer claims rapid improvement, urges others to try the remedy, and notes benefits for sluggish kidneys, cloudy urine, and joint stone buildup.

Crick Shipleros Dr. Pierce A. G. Drake Pierce In Hotel and Surgical Institute Bula Lithia Anuric

Deafness Cured Only By Constitutional Remedies Claim

The piece argues deafness is not curable except by constitutional remedies and attributes the condition to an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It promises a one hundred dollar reward for proof to the contrary, referencing a cure for CATARRH.

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Board of Health Mullin Fuller Snipe Barker Morin Peaslee Hannigen Stott State Board of Charities and Corrections State OF Maine State Board of Charities and Corrections James F. Bagley Carlotta A. Marshall Maine Central Northern Texas Electric Co Connecticut Power Co Mark Hill Schenectady Railway Co Nurses Home Fund Bath Trust Co Diet Kitchen Fund General Account Savings Department The Winneganee Creek Buccaneer Tormentor Atlantic Works Boston American Towing and Lightering Co Baltimore Tampico and Freeport Oil Co New York Atwood's Medicine L. F.”” Medicine CO Children Ory Fletcher Astria Shilaren Ory Chilaren Ory Castoria M. Humphreys Sagadahock Block Bath, Miis Wrete Maine Central Railroad Chichester S F. S. Curtis Centre Street Bath, Maine Cyrus W. Longley AB. Watson Union Street Brunswick
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