Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Praised by Scottville Mother
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with maintaining her health while managing a farm and thirteen children. She says the remedies prevent backache and bearing down pains and help her daughter with painful periods. The ad notes the product is made from native roots and berries and contains no narcotics.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia J. Pinkham
Lydia Finkham
J.G. Jonnson
R.F.D
Lydia E. Pinkham
Farm and Home Notes from the Independent
Readers are invited to contribute farm and grange news and any items of interest to country readers. Send contributions to the Independent Office in Bath.
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Sun Avenue
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Columbus Circle
Bath
W. Johnson Quinn
The
Independent
Bath Market News Reflects Busy Week and Grange Meeting
The Bath market shows lively activity due to good sleighing and robust demand. Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange plans a February session with Bowdoin Center, featuring speeches, recitation, music, and a discussion on parcels post benefits. Prices mention cabbage turnips butter eggs beans and meats with varied quotes and rising demand for poultry and dairy products.
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Bath
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
Bowdoinham Station
West Bath Notes On School, Yacht Club And River Life
West Bath residents report March school closures marking 38 weeks in session and plan a pupil fundraiser to buy a flag. New Meadows Yacht Club forms with 35 boat owners meeting at the Red Men hall. Charles F. Mann elected commodore. Water main leak near New Meadows river prompts swift repairs as town officials close the year and prepare annual reports.
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Eugene R. Brown
East Brunswick
J. C. Larrabee
Hill Cove
Bath
Florence Neisley
Helen Johnson
Trufant’s Crossing
Mill Cove
Campbell's Pond
Laura Mitchell
West Bath
Cahill
New Meadows Inn
New Meadows
Hall of the Red Men
Brunswick
Charles F. Mann
Lisbon Falls
Rosedale
Water Company
Wis
Enterprise Grange Holds Weekly Meeting at Libbys Hall
About 25 members attended the regular session Saturday at Libbys Hall. After the program, three candidates received third and fourth rewards, with music by Fern Webber and readings by Libby Dixton Brolin and Paquet, Eva Hathorne read a note from Maud Smith of Panama. A Washington Vic supper will be served at the next meeting in honor of Washingtons birthday.
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Enterprise Grange
Libby's
the Grange
Fern Webber
Libby
Dixton
Brolin
Paquet
Eva Hathorne
Maud Smith
Panama
Washington Vic
Washington
Winnegance Notes Busy Week and Community Happenings
The samest fisherman faced hard luck this week while the Winnegance sewing circle met at Mrs. Eugene Spinney's home. Mrs. Beulah McIntire returned from Somerville with her daughter Mrs. Charles Hewitt Jr. and her other daughter Vida stayed with Mrs. Daley in Bath. A runaway horse caused village excitement Sunday night. Florence Morse and daughter spent days at Parker Head. Levi Spinney was away upriver for several days. Several new launches are being built in town this winter.
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Winnegance
Eugene Spinney
Beulah McIntire
Somerville
Mass
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Vida
Daley
Bath
Florence Morse
Parker Head
Levi Spinney
Local News Briefs On Residents And Farm Work
The Roberts children recover from grip illness. Mrs. Adelaide Avery returns from Lewiston after visiting her daughter Miss Hrez. Albert Curtis hauls cord wood to Lisbon Falls for Fred Small. John Smith returns from Oxford to visit relatives. Eugene Williams stays in Boston with relatives. Mrs. J A Roberts is ill. Farmers busy hauling wood and timber.
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Fred 2D. Roberts
Adelaide Avery
Lewiston
Miss Hrez
Albert Curtis
Lisbon Falls
Fred Small
John Smith
Oxford
Eugene Williams
Boston
J. A. Roberts
Westport Community News and Personal Notes
Westport residents report visits from Mrs. E P Webber and Mrs. Charles W Welch from Bath. Miss Webber stayed with Mr and Mrs J O Knight at Sandy Hill farm. ice harvests announced, schools plan to close Feb 24 for a twelve week term. County seeks $1703.64 for Sturgis deputies work in Cumberland.
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E. P. Webber
Maud
Port Townsend
Wash
Charles W. Welch
Bath
Welch
Webber
E. F. Dickson
Wilton’s Mills
Miss Webber
J. Oh. Knight
Sandy Hi
Fred S. Bailey
J. WH. Tarbox
C. Hodedon
Ace Gove
Lee
Marshall Outhouse
John Cromwell
Willows
Hodgdon
Horace Lewis
Byron Knight
Cumberland
Sturgis
Market News Notes and Washingtons Birthday Observance
The market remains well supplied with hay bringing about 15 dollars per ton. Farmers are selling as sleighing conditions permit. Washington's birthday celebrations are planned nationwide next Wednesday.
Proper cooperation plus Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
One May overcome constipation permanently by personal cooperation with the beneficial effects of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna when required. Forming regular habits is important and this laxative aids without disturbing natural functions or depleting the body. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Maine Niece Sarah Snowman Subscribes Sworn Note
A Maine record shows Sarah J Snowman of Sagadahoo sworn to an oath on January 27 with a subscription amount listed and witnessed by a notary. The brief entry confirms formal sworn action and attribute.
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Sarah J. Snowman
Sagadahoo
A.D
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