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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
8
The Holbrook farm in Sabine changes hands as Edward B. Noyes of Everett, Mass buys from Henry Holbrook. Berry crops ripen with quick sun and light showers while locals report a near ideal hay harvest on fields near New Meadows and Bath. A new cottage on King Point is completed by Bath Auto and Boat Co, while residents visit, vacation, and prepare for summer at Oakledge and Sabine cottages.
An old advertisement touts a booklet of oriental beauty leaves said to keep a woman’s face clear and attractive while at the theatre or traveling. It promises a cooling, non staining effect and removal of spots, offered for five cents in stamps and sent from New York.
An ad claiming low vitality and dyspepsia stem from weak blood and nerves promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a direct cure. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Mulligan of King Ferry New York, detailing relief after years of indigestion and gas, with prices listed as 50 cents per box and six for $2.50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
The article revisits a long-standing home rebuilt around 1850, noting modern interiors and heirloom furnishings. It highlights a cherry wood sideboard crafted from a local tree and imagines May garden scenes by Center pond as historian readers walk past the landmark.
Mr and Mrs Harry Turner and son Charlea return to Cliftondale Mass after two weeks with Mrs Turners parents Mr and Mrs J W White W A Hatch attends funeral in Hanover N Y Mrs Maple farm hosts boarders Kennebec and Riverside have few and more expected Ernest Perkins returns to Somerville Mass after two weeks at home Farmers improve weather and report lighter hay crop Miss Lottie Sherburn and Aura Hewett of Richmond visit H P Lilly Glenwood Seigars visit relatives in South Dresden Frank Brockman of Randolph visits J W White recovers from carriage incident and resumes work One week left in July before August arrives.
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