Noted genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
Advice warns against imitation fig syrups sold by unscrupulous dealers and urges buyers to select the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co. Emphasizes the printed label and notes standard price and availability through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Lazaire
California Fig Syrup Co
Senna
Farm and Home notes invite reader contributions
Readers of the Independent urged to send farm and grange news or any matter of interest to the Independent Office Bath.
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The
Independent
Bath
The Bath Market Potatoes Rise With No Price Drop Outlook
In Bath the market shows potato prices climbing with no anticipated decline. Traders report steady demand and tight supply, keeping values elevated as buyers seek limited stock and farmers explore selling options.
Woolwich Market Notes and Portrait of Jesse Bailey Farm
Bath market reports tight butter and potato supplies with high prices and potential rise. Woolwich farmer Jesse Bailey, born 1843, built a modern 10 room home and large barn, expanding from 18 acres to 50 tillage and 100 pasture. His dairy herd of 20 Holsteins is tuberculin tested. milk fat measured at 49 percent. Bailey markets in Bath with his son Jay handling dairy sales.
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Woolwich
Jesse Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Bath
Jesse
Bailey
al So
Maine
Jay Bailey
New England
F. J. Butler
West Bath weekly notes showcase skating, weddings and local commerce
In West Bath the Bates and Larrabee families visit and travel by ice on Campbell pond. A wedding unites Everett Lemont and Pearl Kittridge at a groom’s grandparent home. Town activity includes ice cutting, early spring timber plans, Grange meetings, real estate tours, and a grain winnowing machine demonstration drawing farmer interest.
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New Meadows Inn
L.Y. Litch
Lynn
Fred Reed
Maine Realty Company of Bath
Henry Rose and Sons
Thompson’s Brook
Joseph White
Everett G. Lemont
Pearl A. Kittridge
Bath
Charles Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Freeport
Boston
Quincy
William Kittridge
Orren A. Kittridge
Walter O. Parker
Lemont
J. M. Lemont
West Bath
L., A. & W. Street Railway
Board of Selectmen
Southport
Fred
Ernest Rose
Brunswick
Farmers’ Institute
Isaac Coombs
Maine Central 8
Harry
Enterprise Grange Installs Officers at January Meeting
Enterprise Grange held its regular meeting on Saturday evening January 20 with no program due to officer installation. A few remarks were offered by G. G. Page of Enterprise E. O. Tarr of Progressive and Charles White of Bowdoinham Grange. Officers were installed.
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Enterprise Grange
G. G. Page
Enterprise
E. O. Tarr
Progressive
Charles White
Bowdoinham Grange
Bowdoinham Hosts Ice Affected Sunday Social
Mr and Mrs Charles White hosted a gathering at Bowdoinham with about 78 visitors and members attending. After an oyster supper a general good time followed. Roads were icy and many used sleds to coast around the city and suburbs.
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Charles White
Bowdoinham
Nervousness Cure Claim With Pink Pills
A Albion man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing paralysis and restoring health after a long illness. He describes numb legs, loss of use, emaciation, and recovery after six months of treatment. pills are sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Elmer E. Warwick
Ash Street
Albion
Mich
Detroit
Westport Notes Include Social Visits and Local Happenings
Fred Hodgdon and wife returned to Stockton Spring after visiting his parents in Westport. Mrs. Adams and her son left for Boston after visiting Mrs. E. T. Brooks. Lewis H. Curtis of Bath visited with J. H. Tarbox. S. Everett Cromwell is ill. Dr. Leathers attends him. Maud Webber from Portland visits J. H. Knight. Browns tail moth nests are found along highways. Ice harvesting begins for next season. Westport Grange hosted a baked bean supper to fund furniture for the grange. Mail carrier C. L. Cromwell now uses a closed carriage. Winter Harbor carried seven passengers to Wiscasset. R. T. and F. I. Greenleaf haul logs from the George Ingalls lot.
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Samuel Bates
Brightwater
Phippsburg
Jennie Larrabee
Caratunk
Humphrey Owen
Arthur Snow
Bath
New Meadows Inn
Campbell’s Pond
Rufus W. Lombard
Charles Bliss
Charles W. Lee
H. A. Duncan
Houghton Pond
W. G. Bates
Dedham
Mass
Andrew Dunning
Eugene Brown
Sebasco
Margaret
Augusta Bates
Oakledge
Foster’s Point
Ernest Purington
Josie Winter
William H. Brown
Lewiston
Erastus Tibbetts
Fred Hodgdon
Stockton
Q. C. Hodgdon
Adams and Son
Boston
E. T. Brooks
Lewis H. Curtis
J. H. Tarbox
S. Everett Cromwell
Dr. Leathers
Wiscasset
Miss Maud Webber
High Street
Portland
J. H. Knight
Westport Grange
Grange
C. L. Cromwell
Winter Harbor
A. K. Tarbox
R. T. and
F. I. Greenleaf
George Ingalls
Headaches and Their Treatment
Advice on headache care warns against acetanilid and coal tar medicines without a physician. It notes sick headache from stomach disturbance and suggests dietary care, slower meals, thorough chewing, and bowel health with L. F. Atwood's Medicine. Claims the old remedy has aided thousands for sixty years and offers a 35 cent bottle or free sample on request.
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L. F. Atwood
L. F. Mencine Co
Portland
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