Bath Market Holds Quiet, Steady Trade Amid Limited Supplies
Bath market reports little change with steady demand and modest offerings. Eggs price around 28 cents a dozen, potatoes capped near 45 cents, and local butter around 30 cents a pound. Cabbages, beets, carrots, and squash limited with people turning to canned or kiln dried. Apples vary 50 to 1 dollar, with growers selling at homes and peddling. California oranges scarce due to frost. Florida fruit commands good prices. Farmers busy with ice and wood, many not at market.
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Bath
Boston Papers
Brunswick
Independent
Mrs Brown Finds Relief After Change of Life Cure
Iola Kansas resident Mrs D H Brown credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending two years of bloating and sickness during the change of life After twelve bottles she regained strength and can do her work She recommends the medicine to other women and notes its value. The letter explains the remedy and offer for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts Beef prices and meat availability are noted along with dairy and poultry prices in the local market.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Iola
Kansas
D. H. Brown
Walnut St
Iola, Kan
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Promotes Health
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters for strengthening digestion and purifying the blood, claiming it as a remedy available at all drug stores for $1.00 per bottle.
Death of Julia Tallman Remembers Bath Native in Los Angeles
Miss Julia Maria Tallman former Bath resident died February 6 in Los Angeles California at age 84. She was daughter of the late Scott J. and Mary A. Tallman and taught music and language. She lived in Bath in childhood and later in Riverside and Boston before moving to California. Her remains will be brought to Bath for interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Julia Maria Tallman
Bath
Scott J
Mary A. Tallman
Tallman
City Park
Gilbert Trufant
H. A. Duncan
Old
Maine
West
Maxwell
California
Pasadena
Boston
Richmond
Tie
Senator Maxwell
Rowe Bros Co
Rowe Bros. Co. Inc
Rowe Brothers
Portland
Reston
New York
Massachusetts
Richmond First National Bank
Card of Thanks for Fire Help from Neighbors
Isaac B. Howard thanks neighbors and friends who responded to a Saturday fire on Feb 15 and helped prevent spread, saving much property. The note ends with a testimonial from Geo B Krause Altoona Pa about Dean's Regulats.
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Isaac B. Howard
Progressive Club Hustler Aims for Maine Inland Water Upgrades
New Meadows Boat Club, Maine's youngest yacht group, led by Commodore Fred W. Brown, plans inland water improvements on the New Meadows River. Projects include government buoys, widening waterway between Garnet and Great Island, and bridge repairs sought via Bruns wick and Harpswell warrants. committee guidance from L. A. Jack with Capt. Toothaker and Charles Harriman. Members list shows 150 members and 16 boats. Brown elected commodore with Larrabee as vice commodore and Toothaker fleet captain. Commodore’s flagship Marie to be replaced. Mavie, fastest boat, reaches 25 mph.
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Maine
New Meadows Boat Club
Fred W. Brown
New Meadows River
Garnet
Great Island
Robert A. Toothaker
Brunswick
Harpswell
L. A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Toothaker
Charles A. A. Harriman
Commodore Brown
Capt
New Meadows Club
Fred W. Larrabee
Tloward W. Libby
George W. Leonard
Harry W. Varney
Charles F. Mann
J. A. Jack
Charlesa. Harriman
Hartley C. Baxter
Arthur W. Brown
A. HH. Donnell
Charles K. Mann
Charles A. Harriman
B. Clifford
Kk. W. Gross
Samuel R. Furbish
Charles FL. Mann
George W
Maine Dairymen Conference at University of Maine
The Farmers Week program at the University of Maine runs March 3 to 6 with Federation Day on Wednesday and Dairy Interest Day on Thursday. Prof G W Stephens will give the main address and a Round Table discusses The Silo on Maine Dairy Farms and related topics.
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University of Maine
Maine Federation of Agricultural Associations
G. W. Stephens
Dean Merrill
Creamerymen’s Association
Maine
Conversational club aims to guide Bath youths future careers
Rev Fr John J Queally of St Marys Bath initiates a parish conversational club for youths aged 14 to 18, inviting professionals to speak and answer questions to inspire further education. The club meets in the parish hall with separate boy and girl officers led by Edward McAuliffe and Margaret Coates respectively.
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John J. Queally
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Queally
Elub
Pro Queally
John J. Keegan
Municipal Court
Bred D. Till
Bath National Bank
Ldent
Roc. Grady
U.S. N
Navy
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath
Fro Qneally
Row. Phelan
Quealty
Lahineh
County Claire
Tre
Wis
Southward
Aldershot
America
Portland
Edward McAuliffe
Joseph Attaya
Leo Burke
Margaret Coates
Margaret Pharaden
Ruth Burke
Dean's Ointment Ad for Piles and Eczema
An old style advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment for skin itching from piles and eczema. It claims the product provides relief and is sold for 50 cents at all drug stores.
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Dean
Maine Apples Hit by Poor Returns on English Shipments
Maine apple shippers face de moralized market as exports to Liverpool London Glasgow Manchester and Hamburg from Atlantic ports top 2 500 000 barrels this season. High crop last year and heavy foreign shipments depress prices leaving little for growers after costs. A street railway line in the south end is expected to receive new rails this season.
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Maine
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Halifax
Montreal
St. John
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Manchester
Hamburg
Influence in Business and Letters of Introduction
An excerpt from the March Woman's Home Companion discusses the value of influence in careers. It compares a busy supervisor receiving a reassuring letter of introduction to the powerful effect of a strong recommendation on job opportunities and perceived responsibility in the business world. A city council held a special meeting to receive reports.
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Citys Council
Earnest Advice On Dr Williams Pink Pills For Rheumatism
A testimonial claims rheumatic pain and numbness were cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills after years of suffering. The user describes swelling in the left foot and helpless periods, noting improvement after starting treatment and final full recovery. Pills priced at 50 cents a box with multi box discounts offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
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Charles B. Montgomery
Packer
Conn
Williams
Solace CO
Hiarth Creek
Klee Morris
First National Bank of
Chico
Texas
Solace Company
Memphis
Tenn
Ming
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T. Felix Gouraud
L A. Sayre
Julia Tallman
Geo. B. Krause
Altoona, Pa
Adv
Progressive Club
New Meadows
Noble Maxwell
Sagadahoe County
Augusta Journal
Bowdeinham
Thoronehly
Journal
Man
Kennebec
Rowdoinham
Bowdoinham
Sagahoc
Florence, Hill
Augusta
Colonial Club
Brunswick Club
R. H. Donnell
H. W. Owen, Jr
EB. M. Fulwhist
F. H. Turner
W. L. Bonney
T. P. Black
F. H. Thompson
Cribbare
C. C. Troop
W. F. Pond
R. C. Whitehouse
D. HH. Leavitt
Thomas
Eclectic Oil
John Queally
Maine Apples
Street Railaway Company
South End
Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Schenectady, N.Y
Morris
Sola Remedy Coo
Battle Creek
Mich
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