Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Praised In Two Testimonials
In Peoria Illinois Christina Reed credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with relief from years of inflammation and avoided surgery. In New Orleans Lily Peyroux says the remedy saved her from an operation after long female ailments. The letters urge others to try the product.
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Peoria
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Christina Reed
Mound St., Peoria, Ill
New Orleans
Lily Peyroux
Kerlerec St
Bath Market Drives Mixed Farm Prices This Week
The Bath market shows widespread price shifts with eggs near 50 cents a dozen but trading as low as 2 cents. Dairy butter stays firm at 28 to 30 cents a pound while potatoes fetch 40 to 45 cents a bushel and onions bring 2.25 to 2.50 per bushel. Cabbage and turnips remain abundant, beets scarce, squash rare, and beans rising toward next year. Hay runs 15 to 16 dollars a ton as farmers eye a strong hay season amid mixed local supply and rising sheep production.
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Damariscotta
Boston
Bath
Lewiston
Burglary Ties Robinson and Pero to Small Point Stash
Police unearthed a trunk of clothing and a silver service in a shanty at Sawdust Patch linking Edward Robinson and John Pero Jr to the Wallace grocery break and a possible Small Point burglary. Tobacco and tea found with the trunk were identified as Wallace stock. both men remain jailed in Augusta awaiting April Sagadahoc Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Furni Gd
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
Maine Poultry Keeper Reports 343 Dollars From 115 Hens
C L Potter of Bowdoin writes the Maine Farmer recounting a year’s results from 115 hens. He notes 343 dollars earned from eggs and chicken sales in 1910, with 150 pullets uncounted and additional egg and meat use not yet tallied. He invites replies from other poultry raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Potter
Bowdoin
Maine Farmer
Phillips
Eastern River Grange installs officers at town hall
Public installation of officers conducted by Lore Ford and Mrs. Edith Hutchins on January 12 at the town hall. New year officers include Master Shepard Call and Charles McDonald as over seer and lecturer, with Frank Cheney as steward and Fred Alley as secretary. Remarks and a grange paper were presented. a supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern River Grange
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 for James Cromwell of Five Islands
The Five Islands Baptist Church Men’s Bible Class items express sorrow at the death of Brother James Cromwell and extend sympathy to his family. A copy is to be placed in the class record and published locally. Committee members J. J. Coleman G. H. Worthing W. S. Harley sign the resolutions. The second item notes poultrymen should breed from winter layers when prices and profits are favorable, stating breeding and marketing aims conflict.
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the Baptist Church
Five Islands
Sagadahoc Town Populations From Thirteenth Census
The thirteenth census figures are announced for Sagadahoc County towns alongside 1900 totals. The report lists each town’s current population and prior census numbers, summarizing changes over the decade.
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Sagadahoc
Tuesday Evening Program Includes Reading Music and Talks
The program for Tuesday evening January 31 lists readings by Scott Campbell D A Merry and James Perry followed by Christine Cutting singing Grange Choir and instrumental music by Bessie Dickinson. A discussion asks which has more influence on our lives choice or chance with recitations by Agnes Cutting Martha Rogers Elizabeth Oliver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Campbell
D. A. Merry
James Perry
Christine Cutting
Grange Choir
Bessie Dickinson
Agnes Cutting
Martha Rogers
Elizabeth Oliver
K. O. Weston
George Weston
J. F. Upton
W. A. C. Rogers
Community Event At Dirigo Grange Bruns wick Saturday
The event featured music by Miss Lena Coffin reading by Ethel Prince and a panel on farming topics including calving methods led by Whitman Holbrook. Judge Daniel W. Bond of the Massachusetts Superior Court, who presided at Hattie Le Blanc's trial, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Lena Coffin
Ethel Prince
Roland Hartelle
Whitman Holbrook
Daniel W. Bond
Massachusetts Superior Court
Hattie le Blanc
Maine Clams and the Case for Cultivation and Leasing
A Maine discussion argues clam stocks have declined due to overdigging and pollution. It urges systematic planting, state funded beds, and private leasing of flats to boost supply while preserving public digging areas. It describes spawning May through July, planting methods, and the need for uniform leases to protect state, towns, and lessees.
Delicately Formed Women Use Gentle Laxative Syrup
Delicately formed and gently reared women will find in all seasons of life that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is a simple wholesome laxative. It acts gently and safely, pleasant in flavor, and can be taken anytime when cleansing is needed. The genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product is sold by leading druggists in one size at fifty cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Planting Clams by Surface Sowing on Flood Tides
The article explains surface sowing of clams as a fast method that places small clams up to an inch long in proper depth as they burrow. Flood tide sowing offers immediate burrowing, while late afternoon planting risks loss to eels and crabs.
The Poultry Yard for Winter Layer Quality
Start the trap nests to identify the best winter layers. Use whitewash on coop interiors to curb vermin. Refresh soil with clean earth, avoid inbreeding, secure good cockerels early, and ensure dust stock for winter. Keep nests dry and houses well aired to prevent disease.
Death of Capt Samuel Goodwin at Dresden Maine Court House
Capt Samuel Randolph Goodwin died January 21 at the old Pownalboro Court House in Dresden aged 59 years 5 months 14 days. He was the great grandson of Major Samuel Good win, Plymouth Company proprietor who oversaw the Court House construction for Lincoln County in 1761. A noted shipmaster of the Kennebec era, he captained vessels in foreign trade incl a flour cargo to Ireland during the great famine. His wife survives him.
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Pownalboro Court House
Dresden
Samuel Randolph Goodwin
Goodwin
Samuel Goodwin
Plymouth Company
Lincoln County
Ireland
Hedge removal and lease changes at Marr's Island
James Harrington removes a volatile hedge at the riverside to prevent ice damage. Joseph Rattleff shows slight improvement but remains ill. Fred Shew leases the hedge privilege at Marr's Island, previously held by W. S. Rattleff, and is cutting material for spring construction.
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James Harrington
Joseph Rattleff
Fred Shew
Marr’s Island
W. S. Rattleff
Howard Call Dies After Long Illness in Dresden
Howard Call about 32, son of Capt. and Mrs. William Call, dies at 5 30 p m Monday at his parents home in Dresden after a prolonged illness. Survived by two brothers Bert Call of Dresden and Capt Alfred Call of Bath and two sisters Mrs George Moody of Cedar Grove and Mrs Cora Whitney of Lowell Mass. Phillip O Parmalee in San Francisco breaks Wright aircraft duration record with a 3 hours 39 minutes 49 1 5 seconds flight.
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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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Wey
Mary Balchelder
John R. Knowlton
Centre Street
Cyrus W Longley
Frost St
Bath, ME
Worcester
S.t. Snipe
Hi. Pratt
Center Street
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
A. B. Watson
New York
Federal
S. Curtis
Maine
The
Independent
Prof. Cushing
James Cromwell
Heaven
J. J. Coleman
G. H. Worthing
Harley
Bowdoinham
Arrowsie
Bowdoin Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Perkins
Phippsburg
Richmond
Dromore Grange
Donahue
Gehorgetown
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