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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1912

Page

7

Five Southern Women Endorse Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A set of letters from Elliston Virginia New Orleans Louisiana Wauchula Florida Martinsburg West Virginia testify to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing female troubles. Women report relief from confinement illness hot flashes backache bearing down and menstrual irregularities and credit the remedy with restoring health and energy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Elliston Rupert Blankensuip Montgomery Co New Orleans Gaston Plondeau Polymnia St Wauchula Fla Lydia E Pinkham Tam Mattie Hopnot Wauchuta Piorida Martinsburg W. Va Lydia Newport News Lydia J. Pinkham Tsoon

Third Annual Meeting of Maine Breeders Assoc in Orono

The third annual Maine Live Stock Breeders Association meeting will be in Orono from November 20 to 27, 1912 with reduced rail rates. Program outlines sessions on stock types, reports by university faculty, committee reports, and breeding demonstrations. Rooms and meals arranged on campus with advance applications to R W Redman Orono.

of Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association Orono Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association Bangor & Aroostook Maine Central R. J. Aley University of Maine J. A. Ness Auburn R. W. Redman A. H. Ellis Fairfield Maine Leon Os. Merrill College of Agriculture Orono Village University Commons

Maine State Grange Set for 39th Annual Session in Portland

The 39th annual Maine State Grange session will convene at the new City Hall in Portland with expected record attendance. The Executive Committee arranged reduced hotel rates and boardhouse lodging via Portland Board of Trade and Falmouth Hotel headquarters.

Maine State Grange New City Hall Porthand Decem Falmouth Hotel Board of Trade of Portland M. C. Rich Portland Board of Trade Pomona Grange

Bath Market Commends Steady Prices and Seasonal Crops

The Bath market reports little change from last week with steady demand for potatoes at about 50 cents a bushel and eggs around 40 cents, while dairy herds shrink and butter sells to households at good prices. Apples remain plentiful but market prices vary by use with pies at around 1 cent per pound and table fruit near $1 a bushel. pumpkins command 5 to 10 cents and beans fetch about $5 a bushel. Meat prices hold with pork at 9–10 cents per pound, beef 8–10 cents, veal 12–13 cents, and lamb not yet fully offered.

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Lewiston urged to host Maine poultry show building plan

The Lewiston Journal endorses locating a new plain building at Bates and Blake streets for the Maine State Poultry and Stock association. Si Las Bartlett warns that Lewiston lacks a venue to host the show and urges state funding, while noting wasted prep costs and the economic benefits of a central exhibition site. The piece also reports market prices for eggs, sausage, fowl, and hay, plus a Probate court adjournment next Tuesday.

Lewiston City Hall Portland Pery

Box Packing Demonstrations for Apples Led by Horticulturists

State Horticulturist Albert K. Gardner and Assistant Horticulturist H P Sweetser reported on two months of apple box packing demonstrations. They traveled to towns including Newfield Belfast Wells Augusta Union Camden Bel Fast Montville Richmond and Halifax teaching grading packing boxes and wrapping. Total attendance reached 257 with Wells Hartford and Belfast hosting the largest meetings. The project showed interest but noted profitability depends on orchard practices and proper cultivation and spraying.

Albert K. Gardner Rockland H. P. Sweetser Cumberland Fanny S Swain Newfield C. E. Fletch Limerick B. W. Gibbs Bridgton Herbert S. Hill Wells Charles H. Berry Jtvz Cantons J. Willis Wordan Camden Walter BE. Cunningham Belfast SN. Fox Montville J. Otto Richmond Hartford Cts

Topsham Grange Sees Harvest Program and Songs

The Topsham Grange held a Saturday program featuring readings on sowing and harvest, talks on corn growth by Eleanor Ripley Whittier and Horace Whitney, solos by Walter Williams and Edith Hildreth, a Harvest March by eight brothers and eight sisters, and a closing guessing contest with pop corn and homemade candy.

Topsham Grange Ceres

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bath Resident

Bath resident G I Farrin of 490 Lower Middle Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave him relief for kidney issues. He says he previously published a recommendation in 1908 and now verifies it. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

G. IL. Farrin Lower Middle St Bath Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan’s

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