Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville VT
A Graniteville Vermont reader shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her during the change of life restoring health and strength. The letter promotes the remedy as a trusted treatment for common women's illnesses including irregularities period pains and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts offers free advice to sick women.
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Graniteville, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hotel Empire Broadway 63rd Street New York City
Historic hotel near 63rd Street in New York offers 530 rooms with detached bath and varying rates. Guests can reach Grand Central, Penn Station, and Central Park via direct car routes, subway, or local buses with convenient access from Broadway and Columbus Ave. Contact W Johnson Quinn for pre guide details.
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Hotel Empire
Broadway
63Rd Street
New York City
5Th Avenue
R. R
Prom Grand Central
Columbus Circle
Penn
33Rd St
6Th Ave
66Th St
Empire
Columbus Ave
Empire Door
W. Johnson Quinn
Safe Hints for Good Health and Constipation Relief
Don t hurry meals and rest before eating. Attend to illness early and avoid constipation. If needed, take one or two teaspoonfuls of L. F. Atwood s Medicine or Bitters at night, trusted for sixty years. Available from dealers in large bottles for thirty five cents. Sample mailed free on request by LPF Medicine Co Portland Me.
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L. F
Atwood
Gs Us
LPF
Medicine Co
Portland
Thanksgiving market forecasts and prices in Bath area
The Bath market, hampered by weather, expects a rush of produce next week ahead of Thanksgiving. Turkeys will be scarce due to local farms failing to raise them, while chickens and ducks may drop in price. Eggs are scarce, potatoes few, and onions, cabbage, squash, and beans show varied prices as farmers await stronger demand.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Westport
Independent
Topsham Grange
West Bath
Mr. Chamberlain
Lewiston
Crocker Shore
Fred Bubier
A. H. Donnell
George Schoppe
Frank G. Coombs
Isaac Coombs
North Bain
United States
Hiram Cornish
Good polltry record for Rhode Island Reds at Bath
Ten Rhode Island Reds owned by Harry W. Dunton of Bath were mixed breed and kept in a straw floor house. Park and Pollard dry mash plus scratch feed cost 15.71, yielding eggs at about eleven cents per dozen. Ten pullets and two roosters cost 4.80. roosters were killed in Jan and Apr with hens dying or slaughtered through November. Dressed poultry totaled 424 pounds, costing just over four dollars.
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Rhode Island
Harry W. Dunton
Bath
Park & Pollard
West Bath Notes Include Farms Fairs and Winter Plans
Miss Florence Bates will spend Thanksgiving with her father Samuel Bates in Topsham. J. M. Lemont earned second prize in Maine Corn and Fruit show in Portland and later prizes at Lewiston fair, netting about $35. apples donated to Portland Children's Hospital. West Bath grange hosted a successful chicken supper and dance. Several residents moved, businesses shifted, and roads improve with stone bridges replacing planks. Some residents travel for weddings and visits to Boston Bermuda.
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Florence Bates
Topsham
Samuel Bates
J. M. Lemont
Maine
Portland
New England
Children's Hospital
Lewiston
Charles Lee
West Bath
Local Notes On Chickens Barn Frames And Wedding
Town readers report many households keeping chickens with market prices dipping to 16 cents a pound for top birds. Barn frame work progresses for Henry Rose and sons while Fred Bubier raises six ducks from wild stock. The Conant couple enjoy their new home on Foster's Point road. A Port William doctor's testimonial praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh with a long cure after six bottles. Also noted are arrivals from Portland to care for a patient, a yacht Kanawha at New Meadows, and Hazel Holden’s wedding to John Whorff in Bath.
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Bath
Henry Rose and Sons
Portlane
Mrs. Curtis
Jerry Murphy
Malaca
New Meadows
Baxter
Henry Holden
Hazel
John C. Wheorff
Bingham
Charlee Whorff
F. W. O'Brien
People’s Baptist Church
Holdem Place
West Bath
Dr Williams Pink Pills Cited For Blood Health Cure
A Cincinnati woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with rebuilding her thin blood and curing consumption symptoms. She reports improved sleep nerves appetite and weight after use and neighbors notice her health. The ad notes pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co and offers a pamphlet on Diseases of the Blood.
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C. E. T. Wilde
Clark Street
Cincinnati
Gino
Willian
Nobod
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Seventh Ave
Usth Street
Miaumum of
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Edgar T. Smith
Peace Hotel
Checage
Wacker Sane Management
The
Wwit A
Cme
Jake
Frank Sawtelle
Fryeburg
Robert Coombs
Winthrop
Julia Coombs
Campbell's Pond
Eea
Foster's Point
A. N. White
A. G. Fisher
Fred Silsby
W. W. Crocker
Mr. Silsby
Boston
Kendell Brothers
Bowdeinham
John D. Rogers
Phippsburg
Lee Brothers
Sears
Standish S
Speetman
Isaac W. Coombs
Maren
Stone
M. Lemont
Annie Wylie
Mallie Healey
Annie Trufant
New Meadows Inn
Bermuda
Ernest Purington
Catarah
J. J. Conant
White Farm
Foster's Point Road
Philadelphia
Hom
James C. Shimel
W. Thompson St
Hood
California Fig Syrup
Sebasco Estates
Jersey Bull “Quassets
Ben” Regis
Jersey Cattle Club
Sprasco Estates
Sobasco
Sodom
HimMs Alil Brosco
Bath and Vicinity