Mothers Who Have Daughters in Hudson Ohio Ad
Mothers are urged to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregular and painful periods and related female troubles. The ad cites letters from mothers praising the remedy and invites readers to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hudson
Ohio
Mrsa
George Strickler
Hudson, Ohio
R. No
Lydia Pinkham
Lynn
Secretary of Agriculture praises the Grange in address
In a speech reproduced from an address by Hon. James J. Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, the Grange is lauded as the best organized and most valuable farmer group. He cites its social role, improves farming through education about soil and marketing, and urges broader Grange organizing to boost U S agriculture. He notes crop values at 8.76 billion dollars, with growth over the prior year, and warns against trade restraints that raise food costs. He discusses Sagadahoc County crop reports and farm conditions, including draft horse trends, dairy stock quality, increased poultry, and pastures under strain from drought.
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Sagadahov
Supreme Judicial Court
of Linncoln
Charles Campbell
Litchfield
Kennebec
James KK. Parris
Dresden
Lincoln
Bowdoin
Sagadahoc
James R. Parris
Wilbur Rideout
Charles Merrow
Andrew Pratt
G. Spenney
James Roberts
Grange
Mississippi River
United States
The
Laying pullets for next winter urged for farms
Farmers are advised to have 200 bright laying pullets next winter. The note suggests hatching six to eight hundred chicks now, with earlier timing preferred for larger breeds.
Poultry and Farm Hints From Colorado Extension
The article outlines practical poultry management with culling, feeding, and housing guidelines to maximize profit, emphasizing early removal of roosters, selective yearling retention, and careful pullet rearing. It also notes market conditions for Bath area farmers, including potato and egg prices, apple and rhubarb demand, and hay scarcity affecting farm income.
Enterprise Grange Concludes Degrees With Harvest Feast
The Enterprise Grange conferred the last two degrees on two candidates May 28 followed by a harvest feast. The event featured singing by the choir and violin music, with home members present and visitors from Progressive. The evening included a snipping party for the young people with 63 attendees. Children’s night planned with candies and nuts as treats, as the grange enjoys a season of prosperity.
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Enterprise Grange
Choi
Progressive
Social News From Roxbury and Nearby Towns
Georgetown residents visit relatives in town and summer arrivals settle in at Riggsville. Mrs Trafton remains seriously ill with pneumonia while her relatives in Boston and Island Falls monitor her condition. Miss Nagel arrives for the season to build a cottage near the beach forks. Strawberries are abundant and cheaper this season, with natives expected to be plentiful for canning.
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Annie Cutting
Phippsburg
Riggsville
Jacob Clary
Florence Russell
Rumford Falls
Russell
Owen Marr
Alex
Kennebec Point
George Samp
Joe Muse
Five Islands
Cove
W. E. Hanscome
Miss Nagel
William Couch
Mary Snell
Coneh
Methodist Church
Everett Tratton
Bath
Martin Tratton
Marge
Phippsturs
Rowe
Phippsture
King
Maree Brothers
Oliver and
Styretts
Engagement Of Arthur Todd To Helen Curtis Reported
Mrs A M Jones returns to Hatch from a short visit. Arthur Todd of this town becomes engaged to Helen Clive Curtis of Addison daughter of the late W V Curtis. Curtis manages his father’s Addison business while Todd serves as principal of the Columbia Falls high school and trained as civil engineer. The couple has many friends offering congratulations. Palm Notes note on water by Suburban Life.
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A. M. Jones
Hatch
Lewis, Thompeon
Thompeon
W. Dexter
Livermore
Bath High School
University of Maine
Todd
The Poets Exclamation and Hood's Sarsaparilla Praise
The writing extols life and strength, contrasting vitality with mere existence. It praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that builds up the system, restores health, and enables people to meet daily duties with vigor. It urges the debilitated to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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J. F. Butler
Elm Street
John R. Knowlton
Office
Centre Street
H. Pratt
Center Street
Equitable Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Richmond
Maine
Groves
Aoe
Ae Lettee
J Holbrook
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
Chicago Veterinary College
Ontario Veternary Medical Society
Chicago Veternary College Association
Maineterinary Medical Association
State OF Maine
Independent
Secretary of Agriculture
James J. Wilson
Advance Crop Report
Sagadahoe County
California
FK Syrup
Bea
W. E. Vaplon
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
West Bath
Dover
Price
Gray
Rametta
A. S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Georgetown
Edwin H. Oliver
Roxbury
W. C. Todd
Sewall P. Oliver
Boat Bargain
J. L. Mayers
Childrens Eyes
Lewis J. Sawyer
Ottee
Washinton St
Carlton Block
Hat
Surrey
E. Briry
Sagadahock Block
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