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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
8
Expresses confidence that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can provide perfect health and relief from suffering for women based on numerous testimonial letters published nationwide. Claims the medicine lives up to every claim and would end suffering quickly if believed.
Mrs Rippa WinGate Bluffton Ohio credits three bottles with curing monthly agony and organ inflammation. Pentwater Mich resident Alice Darina reports relief from displacement and backache after using Vegetable Compound. The ad notes 30 years of use and invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
The Bath market shows little price movement this week as farmers prep poultry for the Thanksgiving push. Turkey supplies are scarce in Sagadahoc, with weather shaping potential prices. Potatoes, apples, eggs, cabbage, beets, turnips, squash, pumpkins, butter, beans, onions, hay, lamb, beef, veal, chickens, fowl and hogs are all noted with current local price ranges and supply expectations.
C Ro Dolloff of Woolwich owns Highland farm at Montrear and showcases fine Holsteins and a prized steer team shown with daughters Marion and Mildred who led blue ribbon winners at the Woolwich fair. Town notes report market trips, social events, church suppers, and visits from residents to Bath, Portland, and Nequasset, plus updates on hunts, timber work, and ferry maintenance.
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange announces its regular meeting at Topsham Grange on the 19th due to Thanksgiving on the 27th. Officers will report for the year, with election and installation of officers, and a brief program focused on reports and closing thoughts.
Local column reports Ronumber attending a Lisbon Falls Missionary meeting with Mrs. Fred Baker. It notes trapping success by J A Taxley and sons, mentions Mrs Mercy Woodworth of Bowdoinham now feeble at 46, and lists several townsfolk visiting relatives and staying with family amid illnesses and travel.
Itching bleeding piles and infant croup relief offered by Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil. Dean's Regulats promote liver and bowel function for constipation and weak digestion. Advertisements urge purchase at drug stores with prices 25¢ and 50¢.
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