New England Corn Show Heads to Worcester in November
New England roads lead to Worcester Massachusetts in the second week of November for the New England Corn Exposition to be held at the Worcester Agricultural Society fair grounds. The event runs from Monday November 7 to Saturday November 12 with continuous activities.
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New England
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Agricultural Society
New England Agricultural College
New Ber
Old New England
East
Board of Managers
New England Agriculture
Howard
Brewer
Neeckanwin Ct
Corporation of Managers
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Leonard B. Clore
Franklin
Ind
Johnson County Corn Belt
National Corn Association
Omaha
Neb
Clare
Indiana
Phow Nh
Social Notes From Arrowsic and Nearby Towns
Miss Alice Greenleaf of Wiscasset visited Miss Angie. Miss Jennie Swell of Bath stayed with her uncle Will Potter in the Foreside. Mr. and Mrs. David Stinson visited relatives in Farming ton Me. Frank Farnsworth returned from Massachusetts after summer work. Mrs. W A Perry entertained relatives including Hiram Swett nearly ninety from New York visiting Maine. Mrs. Colby stayed two months. A social and dance was held at Cedar Grove school for the League raising 8.56. Capt. Nathaniel Stewart and Linwood visit. Lightning struck Herbert Barter home with no serious damage. W Orday from Massachusetts visiting Mrs. Carrie Choate. Liewellyam Rittall visiting in town.
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Jennie Swell
Bath
Will Potter
David Stinson
Ton, Me
Frank Farnsworth
Massachusett
W. A. Perry
Hiram Swett
New York
Maine
Essie Marr
Lisbon Falls
Lettie Colby
Lynn
Perry
Colby
Annie Rowe
Masters Stanley
Carl
Auburn
Mresane Mes
WA Perry
Cedar Grove
Timothy Call
N.fl
Ilk
Nathaniel Stewart
Linwood
Herbert Barter
W. Orday
Massachusetts
Carrie Choate
Liewellyam Rittall
Doan's Kidney Pills Promise One-Goal Relief
An advertising item extols Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble and backache, claiming single purpose efficacy. Bath, Maine testimonial from Mrs. W G Brooks cites relief after use and urges publication. Pills sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Bath
W. G. Brooks
Marcia St
Doan
Webber’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Community Notes and Condolences From New Meadows
New Meadows notes report Mrs. Emily Savage visiting her nephew Charles Savage, Sidney Holbrook on vacation, eels shipped to Boston by Harvey Jordan and John Randall, Miss Abbie Snow and Mrs. Alvah Snow returning from Boston, Mercy Holbrook returning from Portland, and Mrs. Edward Estabrook with Grace, Maud and Ethel Gatchell visiting Portland. The Merrymeeting Grange No. 258 mourns Sister Arabine Patten with a 30 day charter drape and letters to family and Bath Enterprise. Committee on Resolutions: Ella M. Williams, Georgia Berry, Charles Holbrook.
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Harvey Jordan
John Randall
Boston
Abbie Snow
Alvah Snow
Middle Bay
Mercy Holbrook
Portland
Edward Estabrook
Grace Purington
Maud
Ethel Gatchell
Johny Snow
Bath
Arabine Patten
Merrymeeting Grange
Bath Enterprise
How It Felt to Fall and Move Sand Under Pressure
The speaker recalls the question of feeling a balloon fall a third of a mile and describes the effort of moving a ton of sand in two minutes and a half. He compares the intensity of concentration to moving coal with a compressed sense of time, suggesting those moments would be a lasting measure of experience.
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Friedenau
Herom
Home Fertilizing Principles from a Maine Agronomist
The author explains nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash roles in plant growth and soil health. He notes nitrogen sources include farm manures and cottonseed meal, outlines available phosphoric acid and potash forms, and stresses soil humus and careful soil observation for fertilizer needs.
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B. Walker MeKeen
Wether
Maine State Grange
New York Tribune
Farner
Anandnia
Llaughter Houses
Richmond Notes and Local Happenings
A roundup of visits and travels: Mr and Mrs Arthur C Randall travel to Boston. Miss Lou Skillings returns from Capitol Island. Mr and Mrs C W Jack visit relatives in Boston and Providence. Miss Asta Anderson visits New York. Local business notes include Nat Meader unloading coal at Richmond mills wharf and a 23700 pound thread twisting machine installed in Richmond. Also reports on church appointments, residents traveling, and town events at Bath Matinicus Bay Merrymeeting Bay and Topsham fair.
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Arthur C. Randall
Boston
Lou Skillings
Capitol Island
C. W. Jack
Providence
R. I
Jack
Richmond Mills
Lizzie Thomas
Joeseph Prey
West Bowdoin
Richmond Villa
Jennie Small
Lewiston
J. R. Ward Mies Rule Curtis
Washington, D. C
Rust Hall Institution
S. A. Evans
Free Will Baptist Church
Gardiner
Rowe Bros. Co
Kennebec River
Bath
Matinicus Harbor
E. G. Herbert
Augusta
Merrymeeting Bay
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Agricul
Ture
Arrowsic
Alice Greenleaf
Wiscasset
Angie
Dresden
Dean
New Meadows
Emily Savage
Charles Savage
Sidney Holbrook
The
American Express Co
Ella M. Williams
Georgia Berry
Charles &. Holbrook
Augustus Post
Glenwood Range
J. A. Winslow
MeKeen
Germany
Po Trast
Hichmond
Drummond Rogers
F. 3. Rogers
C. E. Dinslow
Everett
Elizbeth H. Pennell
Susan T. Goodwin
Jud W. H. Newell
Joseph Williamson
Dr F. Snow
Bangor
Llewellyn Bailey
Woolwich
Topsham Fair
Fletcher
Chichesters
Villa
Foe
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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