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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
6
Ottumwa IowaMrs Harrier F Amp ler reports long struggle with female trouble and says Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound cured her She warns against surgical operations and notes Pinkhams advice from Lynn Massachusetts is free confidential and helpful to sick women.
Bath market reports a light week with slower travel and cheaper staples. Eggs bring 24 to 25 cents a dozen, butter 28 to 30 cents a pound, potatoes 25 to 49 cents a bushel, and onions about 85 cents a bushel as stock remains ample. Beets shrink in weight. cabbage sells at 80 cents per hundred pounds. beets and turnips plentiful with low demand. apples fetch around 1.25 dollars each. hogs scarce with some pork at nine cents a pound. lamb veal limited at 12 cents. chickens 20 to 22 cents, fowl 18 cents. Maple sugar due, chicks overfed advice, and roosters urged to boost laying. broodiness and egg care discussed. March Farm Journal cited.
Fifty members attended the Enterprise Grange Fed meeting on February 25. An application for membership was received. Potatoes were sampled and varieties discussed as to planting method. A Patten paper explained bulb versus tuber. Cooking tips were shared by Mrs Patten. Music selections, house and farming talk, select reading by the lecturer, and poverty night prizes were awarded. Eighteen members attended Pomona at Bowdoin Center.
All milk dealer certificates must be renewed by April 1, 1911. Any person firm corporation association or society selling or delivering milk or cream from a wagon depot store to individuals or to hotels restaurants or public places must register with the commissioner of agriculture by April 1 each year. State last year's license number to receive the same number this year.
West Bath reports indicate a calm town meeting upcoming with no major issues. The town grange and its guests plan a lively March gathering with a state master present and a social supper amid busy lumbering and dairy notes around town.
Sacher-like ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder as instant relief for tight shoes and new footwear. It targets dancers and patent leather shoes with lines about rubbers and overshoes, offering free samples and urging buyers to avoid substitutes.
A Coal City Indiana editor Mary E Fisens testifies to Dr Williams Pink Pills easing long standing weakness stomach problems and spinal issues She notes relief after first boxes and urges use by weak women with a booklet offered free The pills are advertised as blood building non habit forming and available through druggists or by mail order from DeWitt Kane Medicine Co Schenectady NY
Hath county probate court orders executors to publish notice of final account for Decomiah M. Prine's estate. They must appear in Ruth on the first Tuesday of March at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. James G. Lowell, judge. True copy. Attest: W. P. Langley, Register.
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