Bath resident cites Doan's Kidney Pills remedy
Mrs Victor Reed of Bath Missouri testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her family of kidney troubles for years and helped a pneumonia weakened child regain control and health. She endorses the remedy again in 1911 and notes it is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as Doan's Kidney Pills 50 cents.
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Bath
Victor Reed
Richardson St
Dean
Webber
Samuel Blackwood
Boston
Rufus W. Lombard
Florence Neiley
Laura Mitchell
Florence Tarr
Frank Woodside
Fryeburg
Anne
Rachel Trufant
Nellie Healley
J. Everett Mayo
Farmington
State Normal School
Back to the Oldtime Remedy for Dyspepsia
A long advertisement extols L. F. Atwood’s Medicine Bitters as a trusted Maine remedy for dyspepsia liver trouble and constipation. It claims decades of use and urges readers to buy a bottle for thirty-five cents from local dealers as a safe speedy cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
L. F. Atwood
Uldmother
S. He
L. F.’’ Medicine
Portland
Local Bath Market Slump Amid Light Produce Supplies
The Bath market shows dull activity with light produce while farmers hold back except for eggs butter and a few chickens. Potatoes price around 1.40 to 1.50 a bushel. eggs and butter in steady demand. cabbage turnips beets onions scarce and prices firm. peas likely later as weather warms and worm issues recede.
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Bath
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Distressed Women
A newspaper ad reports two women in Platea Pennsylvania and Walcott North Dakota finding relief from nervousness backache and crying spells after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It invites readers to write for confidential guidance from a female advisor in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Platea, Pa
Mary Halstead
Walcott
N. Dakota
Amelia Dahl
Walcott, N. Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Market Report on Hay and Round Hay Prices
Prices for hay are quoted at seven to ten cents per pound with light demand and little round hay offered at eight cents. Hay trades at about $20 per ton with a limited supply on the market.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promote Blood Health And Nerve Strength
An ad style excerpt promoting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a blood building remedy that strengthens nerves and boosts resistance to disease. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. W. O. Huff of Philadelphia and claims relief from headaches nervous symptoms and weakness. It lists pricing and distribution through Schenectady and Hartford agencies. Also contains brief insurance company financial figures and agent listings.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N. Y
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Rockland
H. D. Waldron
P. Morris McDonald
New York
Navarre Seventh Ave
38Th Street
Edgar T. Smith
Plaza Biotel
Chicago
Uccer
Bath Market
Maine State Grange
Riverton
Board of Trade
Grange
Flagg
State Grange
The
Falmouth
George P. Hanson
National Organization
Gardner
Post Office Department
United States
Good Will Farm
West Bath
N. B. Cook
Cook
Isaac W. Coombs
A. H. Donnell
Henry Holden
Fred Higgins
W. H. Brown
West Bath Grange
the Independent
Henry Rose
Harriet Bliss
Pittston
Lee Place
Lee
Irving Perry
J. A. Redlon
Birch Point
Nannie Brown
F. W. Winter
Auburn
Leonard Wallace
Rich
Henry Galt
Foster's Point District
New Meadows Steamboat Company
Schoppe
Fred Brown
Charles H. Cahill
New Meadows Inn
Fletcher
Castoria
Orient, Insurance Company, of
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Connecticut
Morse Bros
Augustus Peroy
Ha Pod Steam Roiler Inspection and Insurance Company
L. B. Brainerd
C. S. Blake
Milk St
Massachusetts Accident Company
Charles H. Morse
Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd
London
England
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