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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1913

Page

7

Testimonial Promotes Pinkham Remedy For Women Purposes

Adrian Texas woman recounts four years of severe menstrual pain cramps chills illness and hemorrhages then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health and weight from ninety six to one hundred twenty six pounds. She invites letters for personal guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

Adrian Texas Lydia E. Pinkham Jessie Marsh

Local Notes From Bowdoin A Mix Of Visits News And Happenings

Mrs Martha Roberts visited Mrs Clara Gilpatrick. Master Nathaniel Gilpatrick returns to his grandparents in Richmond from winter with his parents. Schools begin town wide April 21. Emery Potter sold stock and moves to Topsham. Miss Corris Gray visited Miss Alice Curtis. Mrs J W Jaques ill with pneumonia at Webster. Rev Mr Newell from Richmond to move to Chandler place. Joseph Burns returns from Lewiston hospital. Mrs Isaac Snow ill. daughter Nellie at home. Mrs Clara Gilpatrick owns a hen laying three eggs in one day. Deacon William Higgins dies at 17 years, survived by son John Higgins and daughters Mrs James Wage and Miss Alice Higgins. Mrs Maria Grady visits Mrs J O Roberts. Hat fashion note features covert cloth sailor hat with hemp edging and onion-trimmed hats.

Martha Roberts Clara Gilpatrick Nathaniel Gilpatrick Richmond Horace Gilpatrick Emery Potter Ralph Patten Topsham Corris Gray Alice Curtis J. W. Jaques Frank I. Thompson Webster Mr. Newell Chandler Place Joseph Burns Lewiston William Higgins James Wage John Higgins Danvers Mass Alice Higgins Maria Grady J. O. Roberts

West Bath notes and home arrivals in Orono

Walter Brown returns to University of Maine in Orono after vacation at home. Mrs. Samuel Blackwood and Mrs. Robert Van Ameringe visit from Boston and Dorchester. Captain John Trainor farm sold to Michael J. McCormick of Bath with timber to be sawed. The Platt portable mill expands timber removal. spring work hoped by farmers. West Bath Grange hosts Sagadahoc Pomona on April 30 and Hopkins buys farm property at Foster's Point. The column lists illness and travel, school openings, road work delays, and local social rounds.

Walter Brown Orono University of Maine Samuel Blackwood Boston Robert van Ameringe Dorchester Rufus W. Lombard John Trainor Michael J. McCormick Bath Doris William Ward Freeport Eugene Brown Daniel Williams Birch Point Harriet Johnson Lucinda Tabor J. B. Drake Fred Humphreys Drake Sidney Coffee Platt West Bath Grange Sagadahoc Pomona H. A. Bates New Meadows East Brunswick J. C. Rideout Horace W. Ward Park and Cemeteries J. M. Grows J. H. Curtis C. M. Bryant Brunswick Larrabee’s Grove Mr. Roy Arthur Brown Hiram Brown Florida Captain Brown Doris Purington Rita White New Meadows Boat Club Ted J. H W. Cox Cox Oakledge Trufant's Crossing Henry Rose Willness Herbert J. Hopkins Hyde Windlass Amos Williams Foster's Point Road Mr. Sawtelle N W Olan Board of Assessors West Bath Henry Harris Fred Coombs Ernest Williams Campbell's Pond Jenks J. Mitchell Mr. Mitchell J. Everett Mayo Massachusetts John Small William Pearson Henry Brown Abbie Butler Malden Mass Henry R. Rich T. Os. White Foster's Point

Three Luncheons At The Bath Market

The University of Maine Home Economics Senior class tested luncheon planning and costing on three menus in Winslow Hall. They analyzed food value, preparation time, cost per person, and dish handling while noting student service and ingredient substitutions amid a quiet Bath market week with poor weather and variable potato and produce supplies.

Winslow Hall Clessrooms Poston

Whist Club Hosts Busy Week At Holbrook Home

Ming Meres Holbrook and W Portlanders gathered for a Whist evening hosted by Mrs Sidney Holbrook at her home. Prizes went to Harvey Jordan and Terry Wheeler as refreshments featured sandwiches cake and chocolates. The Dadies Aid met at Miss Lois Marriner to celebrate her eighty second birthday with treats, and the Merry Club heard Adima Holbrook entertain while Todas Mink Holbrook leaves for Bueltiedd to resume teaching duties.

Ming Meres Holbrook Wportland Sidney Holbrook Mise Alma Holbrook Mirw Harvey Jordan Tiarry Wheeler Lois Marriner Mareriner Mins Adima Holbrook Todas Mink Holbrook

Down's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims

An advertisement touts Down's Kidney Pills as tackling the root causes of back pain and kidney trouble. A customer testifies to relief from back lameness and headaches after using the product, with references to the Foster-Milburn Company as US sole agents and a price of 50 cents. Also listed are Timothy seed and turnips for sale with local seller details.

Bath Saya Down Donn Webber's

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