Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helped Women Avoid Surgery
Letters from New Orleans and Peoria recount how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved long standing female ailments and inflammation, sparing patients from operations and restoring health. Testimonials praise Liver Pills as a strong cathartic and urge others to write for proofs.
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Peoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jet
Christina Reed
Monteoria
New Orleans
Ile
Lily Peyroux
Kerlerec St
Will of Ellen A Oliver Proved in Sagadahoc Probate
Cyrus W Longley notary publishes notice for William A Todd executor of Ellen A Oliver estate Georgetown and Bath Sagadahoc. Petition seeks letters testamentary with three weeks newspaper notice in Bath Independent before Sept 5 1911.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
William A Todd
Georgetown
Said
Ellen A. Oliver
Delia S. Hincksey
Woodfords
Harriet J. Fmmon
Lewiston
C Atwood
Brookline
Mass
Artiey Fo Atwood
Mdgar Atsood
Strookline
Miaass
Herbert Atwood
Ida Fo Carlisle
Wakefield
W. Stedman Kent
Mary A. Miner
San Francisco
Cal
Wm. H. Knight
Bila Fo Rattieff
J Stanton Oliver
Wm. A. Todd
A. Ty
A. Todd
Bath
Gen
T Longley
Register
Farmer and Grange Notes From Sagadahoc County
The column reports on farm produce prices and supply across Sagadahoc County. It notes good harvests in gardens, varied yields for potatoes apples beans and corn, and prices for butter, onions, pumpkins, tomatoes and meat. It also covers the Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange meeting planned in Richmond with program details and discussion topics.
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Jaine
Grange News Seeks Weekly Updates for The Independent
Worthy Master Fred A. Willis invites Grange members to contribute news and announcements for the Independent Grange page. The paper seeks weekly programs, committee lists, meeting reports, and items on prohibition discussions to boost Grange presence in the county. First fall meeting set for next Monday evening with expected strong turnout.
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G Rangers
G Ranges
Grange
G Range
Fred A. Willis
West Bath
No-License League Hails Anticipated Saga Voting
Executive committee members of the No-License League for this county met in this city on Monday and report strong support for a large no vote in Saga dahoc next month, signaling confidence in the upcoming ballot.
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Sagadahoc
Mrs Wiestow’s Sabbing Syrup Soothes Teething Pain
Rest and health to mother and child. Mas Wiestow's soothing syrup used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It softens gums, allays pain, relieves wind colic and diarrhea, and is absolutely harmless. Be sure to ask for Mrs Wiestow Sabbing Syrup.
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L. F. Atwood
A. BE. Leonard
Laconia
Lt. F. Medicine Co
Portland
Mata
Mas Wixstow
Mrs Wiestow
Woolwich Notes Share Visits Events and Local Goings On
Woolwich weekly highlights guests from Bath and Boston including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown returning to Wakefield after three weeks with Mrs. Henry Eustis. Community events include Willing Workers meeting, a reception at Woolwich Grange Hall, and a Butler Parington farm gathering. The piece notes berry crops, farming success at George W. Marston’s 220 acre operation, road work, poultry thefts, prohibition talk by Thomas N. Hare, and a busy ferry with 59 autos crossing Kennebec. Local residents, sailors, and visitors are mentioned along with a celebration of Mrs. Elizabeth Hathorn’s long life and a growing family.
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Arthur Brown
Henry Eustis
Little Oak Island
Wakefield
Mass
Eben Barstowe
Wollaston
Harry Eustis
Nettie Plumstead
Josephine
Ruth
A. W. Plumstead
Charles Leavitt
Boston
Cushman’s Point
Berry's Island
Sheepscat
Trene Hilton
Marion Troop
Evelyn Hodgedon
Mildred Leavitt
Ida Getchell
Katherine Powers
Raymond Cunningham
Ian Webber
Harold Troop
Cora Hilton
John Young
Eben Barstow
New Meadows Inn
Harry Clemons
Eustis
Enustis Camp
Wool- Wiec Grange Hall
C. H. Butler
Donnell Thwing
Independent
George W. Marston
A. B. Thwing
Day's Ferry
Mr. Thwing
Woolwich
Octavia Farnham
Bath
Sewall
John Trott
Hhey
Mr. Marston
Charles Henry Butler
Wiscasset
Butler
John A. Parington
Washington
Mrs. Butler
Mr. Purington
Noble
Leonard Homestead
David R. McDougall
Natick
Ryder
Bowman
Miss Barnes
Misa Bakley
O. R. Hubbard
Minois
Harold Snipe
S. P. BE. Hawthorne
Edwin Hathorne
Winfield Wright
Congregational Church
Nequusset
Mable Day
Flushing
J. 1
Frank Jones
Frank Carter
Winfield Read
J. H. Carter
Flora Leonard
Corinna Prescott
Kennebec
Nequasset Station
Woolwich Grange
Pomona
Richmond
F. W. Carlton
Rockport
Sebenon Hall
Eben Newhall
Brown Cottage
James D. MacCay
Jamaica Plain
Harry Walch
South Boston
Mildred Williams
Worcester
L. A. Soule
Elinor Hathorn
Samuel
Frances Hathorn
Edwin
Merrye Grange Bowdoinhaw Plans After Meeting
The Merrye meeting of Bowdoinhaw Grange held last night appointed a supper committee of Sisters Warren Snall King Lancaster Cowles and Brown to serve for the year The program included music Bible quotations on corn and questions about increasing grain crop value Readings were given by Sister Newton and Sister Smith with Brother Cary Foote Richardson and Brother King participating The meeting focused on home life improvements and practical household topics.
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Merrye Meeting
Bowdoinhaw
Sear
Warren
Snall
King
Lancaster
Cowles
Brown
Cary
Foote
Richardson
John
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Front St
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R. T. Felix Goureud
Faroe
Henry Heald
Phippsburg
Sagadahoe County
United States Circuit Court
Sagadahocg
Pomona Grange
Enterprise Grange
America
E. R. Stewart
B. D. Farnham
Henry Skelton
Reading
Mrs. E. C. Patten
Music
Alice Libby
Ile Eyes
Harlow Sisters
Adams
Dehn Ove
Rsake
Fern Webber
Clara Stinson
Cornet
Emery Purington
BE. C. Patten
W. R. Kimball
E. L. White
Luana Sylvester
Eva Hathorn
A. A. Jack
C. M. White
Cora Merrifield
Weph Granger
Sugardahee County
New England
West Bath Grange
Woolwich Town
Hexs Webber of
Marcia Stinson
Montsweag
Herman Lilly
John Savage
Bert Blair
John A. Purington
Thomas N. Hare
Anti-Saloon League of
West Virginia
Evelyn Rice
Sarah P. E. Hathorne
E. L. Rice
Elizabeth Hathorn
Palmer Chase Kimball
Pittsfield
Brother Berry
Staters
Stockman
Flossie Wilson
Worths
Eve
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