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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1910

Page

6

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief

A Connecticut woman reports avoiding a second operation after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for post operative female troubles. Another New Orleans resident credits the remedy with sparing her an operation after years of severe disease. The ad highlights three decades of testimonials and offers free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.

de Forest Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Avatste Vespermann Wisconsin New Orleans Lily Pryroux Kerlerec St

Eggs Scarce And Prices Rising In Bath Market

Readers of the Independent note scarce eggs with prices climbing toward 50 cents a dozen before December. Butter remains tight at 30 to 32 cents a pound while potatoes and apples fetch higher prices. Cattle, hogs, and poultry demand steadies as farmers report ample hay, silos rising, and hopes for rain before frost.

Bath Payige Maine South End W. T. Guptill Topsham Ames & Given Bowdoinham Boston

New England Corn Exposition At Worcester Fairgrounds

The New England corn exposition at Worcester during November 7 to 12 aims to show how 10 extra bushels per acre could boost agriculture by about 1 million dollars annually. Leonard B. Clare of Franklin Indiana directs the event bringing western ideas to elevate New England corn yields by up to 10 percent, with nearly 7000 dollars in prizes and many premiums. The education-focused show enjoys broad support from governors, state colleges, boards of agriculture, and commercial groups across New England.

New England Worcester Fairgrounds Leonard B. Clare Franklin Ind Johnson County Corn Belt National Corn Association New Engand New England Agricultural College Board of Agriculture

Maine Live Stock Breeders Call for Cooperative Action

Growing interest in Maine live stock prompts breeders to join forces for better care and management. Individual breeders can solve many problems, but collective effort is needed for horses cattle sheep and swine. Breeders urged to write the Secretary of the Maine Live Stock Breeders Association with issues for the Waterville meeting on November 15 and 16. Corn hushings sparse this fall.

Maine Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association Waterville

Breeders to Meet for Maine Livestock Improvement

Maine farmers form the Maine Live Stock Breeders Association to improve and protect livestock interests. A two day meeting will be held November 15 and 16 in Waterville with lectures by government and university experts. Topics include drafts horses, flock management, winter housing, and egg production from top layers.

Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association Waterville Board of Trade George M. Rommel Division of Animal Husbandry U. S. Department of Agriculture Rommel University of Maine P. A. Campbell Leon S. Merrill F .l. Russell Wo Redman

Poultry Yard Advice for Spring Feeding and Care

Guidance on improving hen breeds, feeding hens and pigs, and preparing for winter. Recommends April-hatched pullets laying with proper feed, using potatoes, corn meal with skim milk, warm rations, and keeping birds indoors in cold weather. Emphasizes storage of root crops and supplements like meat scraps and crushed oyster shells.

Harvest Supper Draws Big Attendance at Progressive Grange

Progressive Grange held a harvest supper at their hall on October 28 after the third and fourth degrees were conferred. Attendance was large with 59 members and 34 visitors. 125 attended the supper and one membership application was received. Highmoor Farm at Monmouth yielded 2,700 bushels of potatoes from six acres, sprayed eleven times for a near 475 bushels per acre with no rotten produce. Workmen near West Brooksville uncovered a bed of graphite while digging a cesspool at Frederick Whitney’s farm. Dr. A Cannon of Bowdoinham reports a superior porker, with Bowdoinham litters netting $121.50 from 1909 to 1910 and a current litter of 15 pigs in 19 months.

Progressive Grange Highmoor Farm Monmouth Frederick Whitney West Brooksville Whitney Pr. A. Cannon Bowdoinham Skowhegan Cannon

The Important Problem of a Laxative Solution

The article urges a healthful lifestyle aided by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for gentle, prompt cleansing. It claims physician approval and long-standing family satisfaction, advising readers to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.

California Fig Syrup Co

Quiet wedding in Richmond Maine reaches vows at home

Edith M. Dale married Arthur H. Turner by Rev. S A Evens in a private ceremony at Edith's home with family present. The couple, in blue travelling gowns, received intimate friends and plan a short Massachusetts honeymoon before settling in the village.

Angie M. Dale Edith M Arthur H. Turner S.A. Evens Free Baptist Church Richmond A. W. Smith Massachusetts Frank Williams Frank Jr New York Richmond Lodge A. M George Dunlap Lewiston Free Baptist Society W. M. Price O. BE Lisbon Frank Libby Litchfield Henry Farley Goshen Litchfield Corner

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