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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
7
The piece describes motherhood as a major epoch in a woman’s life and warns many are unprepared for childbirth. It urges use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen the female body and reduce postnatal frailty, promising confidential advice from the company.
New England families widely use L F Medicine by Atwood's for constipation indigestion and inactive liver. M J Lothrop of Notch Maine endorses its long term family use and calls it best for dyspepsia. Large bottle 35 cents sold by IES Medicine Co Portland Maine.
The Bath market reports steady prices week over week with plentiful butter at 24 to 25 cents a pound and eggs around 26 to 27 cents a dozen. Apples are scarce with fancy varieties at 1.00 to 1.25 per bushel, potatoes in moderate supply, and strawberries rising as Massachusetts and Maine begin harvests. late spring crops await warm weather to progress.
The article reports Long Branch Farm in Bowdoinham expanding its pure bred Hampshire flock led by manager Mr. Gifford. It notes the import of Lonesome Lad ram from England, breeding plans to increase the flock, and the emphasis on meat production alongside wool. It also mentions other breeds, barn layout, and sizable hay shipments as part of a growing farm operation.
The article reports a local society circus event filling the town with crowds and entertainment. Performers include SEAN Phy ert tune and Ajit flzor Spite ait, drawing attention at nearby venues.
West Bath coverage describes New Meadows Boat Club planning a Fourth of July festival with field sports a tall tale parade fireworks and a dancer. It notes local families, weddings, school closing, visitors, church services and community events across Bath Maine with various residents and activities mentioned.
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