Saved from an Operation Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
The article cites testimonials from Mrs Christina Reed of Peoria Illinois and Mrs Lily Peyroux of New Orleans Louisiana praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for easing severe female ailments and avoiding surgery. It notes a large volume of unsolicited testimonials proving the remedy's effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Lydia
Christina Reed
Mound 81
Lil
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
LiLy Peyrrouwx
Kerlerec St
Bath Market Prices Shift as Eggs and Butter Move
Readers are invited to send farm and grange news to the Independent in Bath. The Bath market shows eggs rising in reach with prices around 28 to 50 cents a dozen and store eggs cheaper. Dairy butter remains in demand at 28 to 30 cents per pound while potatoes, cabbage, turnips, beets, and onions see varied sales with local and Boston supply noted. A Bowdoin poultry raiser reports strong egg and chicken returns from 115 hens totaling 343 dollars for the year, and hay prices linger around 15 to 16 dollars per ton amid hopes for a good season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta
Boston
Bath
Wiest
Lewiston
C. IL. Potter
Bowdoin
Maine Farmer
Jannuary
Phillips
Burglary tied to Small Point stash links Cushing items
Police tie Edward Robinson and John Pero Jr to a Wallace grocery break after finding a trunk with silverware clothing and a tea service at a Sawdust Patch shed. Goods marked as Westminster School proprietor William L. Cushing point to a raid on his Small Point bungalow near Bath. Robinson and Pero remain jailed in Augusta awaiting the Sagadahoc Grand Jury April session after pleading not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Robinson
John Pero, Jr
Wallace Grocery
Center St
William L. Cushing
Westminster School
Simsbury
Conn
Cushing
Small Point Harbor
Alliquippa Hotel
Bath
Robinson
Peto
Wallace
Augusta
Sagadahoc
Eastern River Grange installs officers at town hall
Public installation at the town hall by Eastern River grange Janil with Lore Ford of Whitefield and Mrs. Edith Hutchins of Wiscasset assisting. Officers named for the year include Master Shepard Call Over Seer Charles McDonald Lecturer Mrs. Charles McDonald Steward Frank Cheney Assistant Steward Wilbur F. Cate Laity Assistant Steward Mrs. Frank Cheney Chaplain Mrs. Elbridge Bickford Secretary Fred Alley Treasurer H. Winfield Mayers Gatekeeper Leonard Bickford Ceres Mrs. Shepard Call Pomona Mabelle Perry Flora May Good Remarks by Wilbur F. Cate and Shepard Call. A paper on the grange read by Mrs. Frank Cheney. Supper served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern River Grange Janil
Lore Ford
Whitefield
Edith Hutchins
Wiscasset
Shepard Call
Charles McDonald
Frank Cheney
Wilbur F. Cate
Elbridge Bickford
Fred Alley
H. Winfield Mayers
Leonard Bickford
Ceres
Pomona
Mabelle Perry
Flora
May Good
Grange
Resolutions of Respect from Five Islands Baptist
Resolutions honor James Cromwell of Five Islands Jan 12 1911. The Men s Bible Class of the Baptist Church extends sympathy to his family and asks a copy for the class record and local paper publication. Signed by J. J. Coleman G. H. Worthing W. 38 Harley. The note about poultry pricing follows as a separate ad-like line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cromwell
the Baptist Church
Five Islands
Population figures for Sagadahoc towns from thirteenth census
The thirteenth census results announce population totals for Sagadahoc County towns and provide comparative figures from the 1900 census. The article lists each town's current count alongside its prior population to show growth or decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Evening program at Jan 31 includes readings and choirs
The Tuesday schedule lists readings by Scott Campbell, D A Merry, James Perry, Christine Cutting. Grange Choir. a debate on influence of choice versus chance. recitations by Agnes Cutting, Martha Rogers, Elizabeth Oliver. reviews by George Weston. questions by J F Upton and W A C Rogers. instrumental by Bessie Dickinson.
Dirigo Grange Brunswick Evening Includes Debates
The Dirigo Grange in Brunswick held a Saturday evening program with music by Lena Coffin readings by Ethel Prince and member quotations. Questions included a discussion on a sauerkraut factory benefiting local farmers and calf-raising methods led by Whitman Holbrook. Judge Dantel W. Bond of the Massachusetts Superior Court, who presided over Hattie Le Blanc’s trial, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Lena Coffin
Ethel Prince
Roland Hartelle
Whitman Holbrook
Dantel W. Bond
Massachusetts Superior Court
Hattie le Blanc
Maine clam culture and the fight to restore beds
An official outlook on Maine's clam industry notes depletion near factories and resorts, urges renewal through systematic planting, and discusses public leasing of flats to private planters to boost production and protect public beds. It highlights spawning May to July and the need for careful cultivation and gear like furrowers to set clams in burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jime
Ole Auartier
Delicately Formed and Gentle Laxative Remedy Promoted
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative for women in all life stages. It emphasizes delicate flavor, pleasant stomach toning, and gentle cleansing, marketed by the California Fig Syrup Co. at fifty cents per bottle through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Ranginy
L. F. Atwood
Mary Balchelder
L.F. Meiicine CO
Portland
M. A
California Fig Syrup Co
Clam Planting Methods Compared for Oyster Flats
The article compares planting clams by disk or by sawn surface placement. Sawing allows rapid deployment with clams reaching proper depth as they burrow. Planting on flood tide aids immediate burrowing, while late afternoon sowing invites predators.
PHE POULTRY YARD WINTER LAYERS AND HOUSE CARE
Start trap nests to identify best winter layers. Whitewash the inside to curb vermin. Replace several inches of dirt with clean earth. Avoid inbreeding and purchase good cockerels now. Ensure stock of dust for winter and prevent dampness to avoid disease.
Death of Capt Samuel Randolph Goodwin at Dresden Maine
Died at the old Pownalboro Court House in Dresden on January 21 Capt Samuel Randolph Goodwin aged 1 year 5 months 14 days He was the great grandson of Major Samuel Goodwin Plymouth Company proprietor who supervised the Court House erection for Lincoln County in 1761 A noted shipmaster of the Kennebec era he commanded several ships in foreign trade including a flour voyage to Ireland during the famine His widow survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownalboro Court House
Dresden
Samuel Randolph Goodwin
Goodwin
Samuel Goodwin
Plymouth Company
Lincoln County
Ireland
Hedge removal and lease in QhHORGHETOWN
Janes Harrington removes a hedge endangered by ice. Joseph Ratlleff shows slight improvement but remains unwell. Fred Shaw has leased the hedge privilege at Marr's island foot, formerly W. 5 Rattle, and sells scuttling material for spring construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Harrington
Joseph Ratlleff
Fred Shaw
Marr's Island
W. 5 Rattle
Howard Call Dies After Long Illness In Dresden
Howard Call aged about 21 years, son of Capt. and Mrs. William Call, died about 5 30 p m Monday at their Dresden home after a long illness with consumption. Surviving are two brothers Bert Call and Capt Alfred Call and two sisters Mrs George Moody and Mrs Cora Whitney. Phillip Parmalee of San Francisco set a Wright aircraft endurance record with 3 hours 39 minutes 49 1 5 seconds aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Call
William Call
Dresden
Bert Call
Alfred Call
Bath
George Moody
Cedar Grove
Cora Whitney
Lowell
Mass
Phillip O. Parmalee
San Francisco
Wright
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John R. Knowlton
Centre Street
Cyrus W Longley
Frost St
Room
Bath, ME
Worcester
Ss. T. Snipe
Commerrciai
H. Pratt
Center Street
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
A. B. Watson
New York
Ifice & Federal St
Hranswick, Me
Curtis
Maine
The
Independent
Prof. Cushing
Eastern River Grange
J. J. Coleman
G. H. Worthing
Harley
Committee On Resolutions
Scott
Ars Onveeieve
Bowdeinham
Arrowsie
Deomore Grange
Donahue
PHE Poultry Yard
Samuel Goodwen
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