Two Women Report Benefit From Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine residents credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with eliminating severe abdominal pain and related symptoms after doctors urged operations. Mrs R B Child of Beatrice and Mrs Hayward Sowers of Cary describe relief, restored health, and renewed ability to care for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Lydia E. Pinknam
R.b.cuild
Ned
Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hayward Sowers
Black corsage flower in films black tulle design
A dainty corsage flower crafted in black tulle features wired petal edges outlined with rhinestones. The natural looking stamens are silver wire tipped with stones, giving a delicate, sparkling finish.
Probate Court Doings at Last Tuesday's Session
Probate Court adjourned session before Judge Lowell granted administrations for the estates of Jane Welch of Bath to William H Ballard and Aaron Winthrop of Bowdoinham to William H Gould. Will of Hattie M Orcutt of Richmond proved. Ira H Shaw estate in Richmond appoints Carrie Shaw executrix. Accounts allowed for Idaho Morse estate Bath and for Annie MacMahon guardians of Carlton and Edward Kingsbury minors and Henry Small guardian of May Small. Afternoon hearing on Fred M Crocker Woolwich petition to appoint Addison H Rice guardian of Mildred Clara Crocker reserved. counsel F I Staples for petitioner and F P Sprague for Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Jane Id, Welch
Bath
William H. Ballard
Aaron Winthrop
Bowdoinham
William H. Gould
Hattie M. Orcutt
Richmond
Edwin C. Harlow
Ira H. Shaw
Carrie Shaw
Executrix
Ida I. Morse
Admx
Eugene H. Morse
Annie S. MacMahan
Carlton V
Edward W. Kingsbury
Henry J. Small
May Small
Fred M. Crocker
Woolwich
Addison H. Rice
Mildred Clara Crocker
William L. Crocker
F. I. Staples
F. P. Sprague
Mr. Crocker
Bathman’s Study on Common Time Theory
Dr Magoun argues that scansion dictates pace in poetry and music. He demonstrates common time by scoring The Charge of the Light Brigade to show rhythm and natural speech guiding elocution and verse. He contrasts three-eighths with four-quarter timing to favor meaningful reading over rigid scansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Magoun
Dro Masoui
Fioods Sarsaparilla Ad Vantage Claim Stated
An old Boston Globe excerpt touts Fioods Sarsaparilla promising cures for blood humors eruptions appetite digestion and vitality in liquid or Sarsatabs form. The passage shifts to a writer describing a common time theory and manuscript work by Dr Magoun tied to religious and literary analyses with references to colleagues and family.
Farm Demonstration Work Expands Across Maine
The College of Agriculture in Oxford Cumberland and Kennebec counties leads farm demonstration efforts with cooperative farmers. Clarence A Day of Presque Isle will direct Washington county work focusing on potato and grain. an Extension School and apple packing school in South Paris are among new programs.
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College of Agriculture
Oxford
Cumberland
Kennebec
Kennebec County
Clarence A. Day
Presque Isle
Roostoor County
Washington County
South Paris
George A. Yeaton
Oxford County
Maine
New England
West Bath Happenings and Community Notes
Isaac W. Coombs showcased International Harvester auto trucks to Bath dealers. West Bath residents traveled to Portland, while Sarah Taylor of Allston visited Bath. Hannah Holbrook of Bath died at 81, with funeral held in Bath. New Meadows boat club hosts a costume party as preparations begin for spring cruising under Commodore Pred Brown. Weather and ice issues persist with water pipes and a diver. Local obituaries, school term notes, and various illnesses fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Coombs
Bath
International Harvester Company
West Bath
Portland
KE. W. Hagcett
J. B. Lemont
Harold Freeman
Everett Lemont
Sarah Taylor
Allston
Mass
Rachel Trufant
Harry Lemont
Hannah B. Holbrook
John B. Holbrook
John Higgins
North Street Baptist Church
New Meadows
Samuel Morse
Royete
Death of Charles H. Wadsworth in San Francisco
A somber notice recalls Charles H. Wadsworth once a Saill boy who died in San Francisco. He invited his niece Mrs Nellie Woodward to join him there offering to pay travel costs. Woodward, grieving her mother’s death, stayed two months with him before returning East planning Portland. She had been a telegraph operator at Union Station for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Wadsworth
San Francisco
Cal
Nellie OA. Woodward
William Penn Wards- Worth
Bath
Thanks for sympathy in bereavement
The Independent expresses gratitude for the sympathy and kindness shown during the recent bereavement of Mrs. Herbert Wallace and Family from Phippsburg dated March 11 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wallace
Phippsburg
Mrs Ernest Williams Reconfined With Relapse At Home
Mrs Ernest Williams, recovering from bronchitis, is again confined to the house after a relapse this week. She has been ill for weeks, and friends hope the illness will be short. It is reported several Birch Point cottages are to be painted this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Williams
Birch Point
Sheep Breeders Discuss Lamb and Mutton Demand
At the Maine Sheep Breeders' Association meeting President FE W Gifford of Bowdoinham urged higher use of lamb and mutton in markets. A committee including Gifford Moore and Fred B Hilton was appointed to study demand and prepare a bulletin for the Maine V S bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Sheep Breeders’ Association
FE. W. Gifford
Bowdoinham
Gifford, Moore
Pred B. Hilton
Tle
Maine
Community Notes From South Dresden and Nearby
South Dresden residents welcomed guests from Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Reds at a weekend gathering. Herbert A. Munsey of the Eastern Dredging Company visited from Portland, returning Monday morning. Ralph Chaney completed an eight week school term with a student exhibition earning praise for teacher and pupils. The community mourns Mrs. Charles Sweet of Brainard New York whose death leaves an only daughter Louise and her husband. F W Carlton of Sagadahoc Ferry plans to set ice at Carney Point after more than twenty years with no activity. Mrs Hattie Gilman recovers from an oil stove accident and will return to duties at the Colonial Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sweet
Brainard
New York
Sweet
Fred Reed
Louise
F. W. Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Carney's Point
Hattie Gilman
Colonial Cafe
Richmond
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American Philological Society
Sanscrit
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Oskaloosala
Colorado College
Oberlin
Redfield College
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Tion
Martha Roberts Mann
Wellesley Oss
Huniehtern
Peter
Dox
Cambridge
Boston Globe
Maine College of Agriculture
West Bath News
New Meadows River
Emily Rowell
Bath Road
Stevenrs
Clara Foote
Porthind
Mary McQuarrie
Saco
Fred An H Welt
Jce
J.M. Lemont
W. H. Larrabee
William Hamacher
Henry PL Healey
Boston
Annie Wylie
Earle Donnell
A. J. Donnell
Hyde
C. PL Higgins
Charles Foote
New Meadows Inn
Elmer Craig
Oakledee
The
Independent
Frank Williams
Campbell's Pond
Charles E. Bliss
Henry Brown
Mr. Bliss
Cook Lot
Fonts Armnor of
Rage
Cherry Sts
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Front St
NEW England Telephone
Fidelity Trustdo
Peepee
ANCA
Scott
Nature
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Dresden
RY Cross
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Reds
Sunda
Herbert A. Munsey
Eastern Dredging Company
Estees
Ralph Chaney
Jonson
I. S. Johnson & CO
Boston, Mass
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