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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1910

Page

5

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials

Sabattus Maine and Graniteville Vermont letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during childbirth and the Change of Life. The Smith women claim improved health and urge publication of their testimonials noting the product's thirty year legacy as a standard female remedy.

Sabattus Maine Lydia E. Pinkham H.W. Mirciuenn Graniteville Lydia FE. Pinkham

Bath Market Steady Despite Dry Plowing Conditions

Independent readers hear market notes from Bath with limited changes in prices. Eggs sell 32 to 33 cents a dozen but storage eggs draw complaints. potatoes plentiful at 5 to 50 cents a bushel. dairy butter scarce but in demand. apples, beans, cabbage, carrots, onions, cranberries and other produce show varied prices amid adequate supply and improving demand as colder weather nears.

Bath

Fertile soils and the steps to better underdraining

The article outlines four soil fertility requisites texture moisture plant food and living organisms focusing on texture underdraining and irrigation. It explains underdraining to improve root feeding ground reduce waterlogged soil and extend the growing season, and discusses tillage practices plowing intertillage and moisture management for clay and sandy soils.

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Local Notes On Residents Moves And Travel

Nathaniel Gray Moen moved from Rand farm to its own farm in this town. Jack William Murdock, who spent the summer at George Jones farm, returned to Lisbon Falls. Fred Call and Bowdoin ham friends were in the area Saturday on a hunting trip. John Smith went to Bowdain hall to work on a farm in Pina. Avery, formerly in Portland, is back here with her sister Edith Avers after returning from Lewiston where she was visiting.

Nathaniel Gray Rand William Murdock George Jones Lisbon Falls Fred Call Bowdelnhan John Smith Bowdainhall

Progressive Gilange Meets in Richmond Cormier Weekly

The group held its regular meeting on Friday evening with about five members attending. The program included a choir piece Misfit, declamations by Marie Dingley and Lizzie Cobb, a discussion on whether farmers should have a vacation, readings by Annie Dickey and Eva Sibley, and closing choir music.

Itangy Richmond Cormier Marie! Dingley Lizzie Cobb Annie Dickey Eva Sibley

Household Hints On Dusters Glues and Orchard Advice

Practical tips cover dustless dusting with kerosene and turpentine alternatives plus ammonia dangers. Mending fragile glass with gum arabic glue, cedar oil for palm skin, and brass rod spacings for curtains. Old lace cleaning, tar soap treatment, and cautions on pruning peaches versus apples for long term orchard balance.

Proper Cream Ripening For Butter Making In Warm Weather

Farmers learn to ripen cream the day before churning then cool it in cold water to about 36 degrees and keep it there until morning. Home dairies use 56 degrees for skimmed cream while separator cream needs lower temps. Cream should be rested to allow fat globules to solidify, reducing failures in hot weather.

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Orchard spacing and crop planning for apples and peaches

A historical farming note urges 30 to 40 foot tree spacing for orchards to avoid land waste and over-crowding. It warns planting peaches between apples is a money trap and stresses cultivation and fertilization for peach health to boost apple yields. Also includes practical poultry feeding tips for laying hens and keeping chicks.

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