Scottville mother credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after years of farm work and motherhood to keep her and her daughter strong. She promotes the compound for relief from painful periods and irregularity, claiming it has helped many women. The advertisement touts the remedy as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Lydia F.ham
J.G. Johnson
Scottville, Mich
R.F.D
Farm and Home invites reader contributions to department
Independent readers are asked to send farm and grange news or any matter of interest to country readers to the Independent Office in Bath.
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5Th Avenue
Broadway
Columbus Circle
Bath
W. Johnson Quinn
The
Independent
Bath Market News Reports Busy Week and Grange Meeting
The Bath market sees lively activity from sleighing and farmers delivering produce. Sagadahoc Pomona Grange plans a February session at Bowdoin Center with program from Purinton and Upton, as prices for beans, cabbage, turnips, eggs, butter, beef, and poultry are listed with current bids and trends.
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Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Bath
Bowdoinham Station
West Bath notes share of events and river club
West Bath week includes school closes on March 8 with 88 weeks of schooling and an interlude of student entertainment to fund a school flag. A New Meadows Yacht Club forms with commodore Charles Mann leading about 35 boat owners toward river improvements and a clubhouse by the electric railway bridge.
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Eugene R. Brown
East Brunswick
J. C. Larrabee
Hill Cove
Bath
Florence Neiley
Helen Johnson
Trufant’s Crossing
Mill Cove
Campbell’s Pond
Laura Mitchell
West Bath
Cahill
New Meadows Inn
New Meadows
Rosedale
Enterprise Grange Hosts Evening Meeting with Degrees
Enterprise Grange held its weekly session at Libbys Hall with about 25 members present. After the program three candidates received the third and fourth degrees. music by Fern Webber. clippings read by Libby, Dixton, Brolin, and Paquet. a letter from Maud Smith of Panama read by Eva Hathorne. A Washington Pie supper for Washingtons birthday is planned for the next meeting.
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Enterprise Grange
Libby's Hall
the Grange
Fern Webber
al Libby
Dixton
Brolin
Paquet
Eva Hathorne
Maud Smith
Panama
Washington
Winnegance Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Winnegance reports scarce smelt catches for the week. The Winnegance sewing circle met Thursday at Mrs. Eugene Spinney’s home. Mrs. Beulah McIntire returned from Somerville with her daughter Mrs. Charles Hewitt Jr. Her other daughter Vida stays with her aunt in Bath, now back home. A runaway horse caused village excitement Sunday night. The horse escaped its tether and dashed toward Bath. Mrs. Florence Morse and daughter spent a few days at Parker Head. Spinney has been away upriver this week. Several new launches are under construction in the village this winter.
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Winnegance Sewing Circle
Eugene Spinney
Beulah McIntire
Somerville
Mass
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Vida
Daley
Bath
Florence Morse
Parker Head
Bvi Spinney
Winems
Roberts Family News from Bowdoin
The Roberts children recover from grip and Mrs. J. A. Roberts is ill. Adelaide Avery returns from Lewiston after visiting Miss Inez. Albert Curtis hauls cord wood to Lisbon Falls for Fred Small. John Smith returns from Oxford to Bowdoin. Eugene Williams visits relatives in Boston. Farmers stay busy hauling wood and timber.
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Fred D. Roberts
Adelaide Avery
Lewiston
Miss Inez
Albert Curtis
Lisbon Falls
Fred Small
John Smith
Oxford
Eugene Williams
Boston
J. A. Roberts
Market calm as hay supplies persist and prices hold
The market remains well supplied with hay as farmers report $15 to $16 per ton. Many farmers are using sleighing to bring in their stock, taking advantage of the favorable conditions. Washington's birthday celebrations are planned nationwide next Wednesday.
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Boston
Bermudas
J.B
J. M. Lemont
Bowdoinham
J. B. Lemont
Augusta
C. F. Lemont
Washington
Westport Notes on Visits Ice Harvests and Town Affairs
Mrs E P Webber and daughter Maud of Port Townsend and Mrs Charles W Welch of Bath visited Westport. Visitors Fred S Bailey and J H Turbox called on Bath. Mrs Hodgdon marked her Seth birthday February 1 with tea and a cake. Ice harvesters Cromwell Knight and others reported 14 to 16 inches of ice. Hay from John Cromwell hauled to Willows. Public schools may close February 24 for a twelve week term. Town affairs include selectmen’ s accounts and a March town meeting. Cumberland County asked to pay 1703.64 for Sturgis deputies December work.
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E. P. Webber
Maud
Port Townsend
Wash
Charles W. Welch
Bath
Welch
Webber
I. F. Dickson
Hilton's Mills
Miss Webber
J. H. Knight
Sandy Hill Farm
Fred S. Bailey
J. H. Turbox
Hiss
Shea
So Crommwell
Colby
Jonas Knight
Capt
A. E Gove
Marshall Outhouse
John Cromwell
Willows
Horace Lewis
Byron Knight
Proper use of Syrup of Figs and Senna for regular habits
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle laxative that aids in forming regular bowel habits without disturbing natural functions. It cautions against overclaiming cures and urges purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. distributed by leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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