The Good Shepherd Yarns Marketed By Local Agency
The Good Shepherd Yarns are praised for high merit and an excellent reputation. A wide range of shades adds to their appeal, boosting local sales as the agency promotes this favored yarn.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1917
Page
6
The Good Shepherd Yarns are praised for high merit and an excellent reputation. A wide range of shades adds to their appeal, boosting local sales as the agency promotes this favored yarn.
Advertises a limited supply of khaki yarn at Good Shepherd, urging readers to call immediately to secure the orders. Ball price listed at 55 cents.
The column records social events and daily life in Phippsburg and nearby areas. It mentions the Berry anniversary in Jamaica Plain, local fishing highs and lows, church and volunteer efforts, arrivals of Dr. F William Ferris, shipyard activity, and residents traveling to Portland, Bath, and Boston.
A mother’s anxiety rises when a child shows fever, loss of appetite, irritability, or listlessness. The ad endorses L. F. Atwood's Medicine as a safe quick relief for digestive issues and colds, claiming it prevents congestion, increases bile flow, and corrects digestive distress for both children and adults.
Report from Five Islands features residents facing naval assignments at Bath and nearby areas. Local travel, family visits, and Society notes update on McFadden Powers Hagan Heald Hannan crew, Dyer, and Miss Pinkham. Community events include Ladies' Aid candy making and upcoming hosts. Government supply boat seen off Hendrick's Head.
West Bath week features stormy weather ruins exhibition planning and a Friday holiday. Residents share visits, farm activities, accidents, social events, and local notices from Mrs. Dean to Grange gatherings.
Bath reports little sugar inflow with one wholesaler awaiting a shipment within a week. The food administration plans 204 million pounds from Louisiana to end a potential famine, with deliveries starting early next week. Louisiana sugar will be sold to retailers at not more than 4.6 cents a pound, enabling consumer price checks.
A Portland Bath street site will house a new oriental restaurant run by a syndicate with outlets in Portland Lawrence and Augusta. K Bowker and Harry Teng will manage the venture with five Chinese waiters, first floor dining space, kitchen at rear, and plans to expand to a full dining hall if business grows. The opening targets before Thanksgiving. Henry Bigging has returned from Boston.
Henry Dater of Troy New York endorses Fruit-a-tives tablets for kidney trouble and constipation. He reports rapid relief after a month of use and recommends the product as the greatest kidney remedy in the world. Available retail in boxes of six for 2 dollars 50 cents or trial size 25 cents.
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