Woman Feels 10 Years Younger After Remedy
Louisville Kentucky and Romayor Texas letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mize Willis of Louisville reports renewed strength and daily work capacity. Mrs Viola Jasper of Romayor says displacement and bladder trouble relieved. Consumers urged to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvile
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mize Willis
Bank St
Louisville, Ky
Romayor
Texas
Lydia E. Pin
VioLa Jasper
Komayor
The Bath Market Week Produce Outlook
The Bath market reports a fair supply of many produce items though frosts reduce some lines and pests cut apples. Prices are expected higher with strong demand for apples and potatoes, and farmers seek better pest control and stricter road-use laws. Green and shelled beans, squash, corn, and cucumbers are variably available with varied prices and limited supply in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saradahoe County
Sig
New England
Bath resident buys corner house on Oak and Washington
Alonzo G. Fisher of Foster's Point has purchased the Oak and Washington street house recently vacated by Dr. E M Fuller. The piece covers local real estate moves, shop and cottage activity, and a long stretch of Bath life including markets, fishing, and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Fisher
Foster's Point
Oak and
Washington Streets
Bath
E. M. Fuller
Jdr
Annie Tate
Brunswick
New Meadows
Beechman
Aps
Mesa
L Colxe
Bedford Street
Harry Lemont
Taccount
Ilness
Jarene AL Pearlee
Rena Oldieter
Mona Wose
Fred W. Larravee
Horne Channell
Heston
Larravee’s
Fred Aay W. Winter
Milne Lord
Castine Haseer
Amber
Macrane
Jennny
Revere
Niecy
Nias
Market Outlook Page Prompts Food Price Concerns
The Farm and Fireside issue highlights warnings from the U S Bureau of Normal Industries about rising meat and oil prices. It notes troubling signals in the agricultural and food supply chains and pressures on cost of living, urging readers to monitor changes through the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z. Ros
Hite
Punt
Mie
Phired
States
Bureau of Normal Industrs
Teese
Arata
USA
AMD
New England Farms and the Land's Enduring Value
A Worcester observer argues against claims that American soil is exhausted. He cites ongoing soil improvement through fertilization and drainage, notes farmers staying on the land, and contrasts wealthy landowners with broader rural prosperity. He observes rising farm wealth, better houses, more autos, and stronger village banks, while land continues to yield crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Worcester
UEC
New
Myers Min
Hetter Wavon
Dirigo Grange 4 Meeting Highlights and Program
The Dirigo Grange 4 met Saturday evening with a program including instrumental music by Ma Jordan and Florence Jordan, readings by Harry Wheeler Edith Prince and Mildred Hunt, songs by Charles Sadler Tommy Randall and Bessie Randall, Nellie Minottong Mabel Jordan, and a supper served by L. N. Batchelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo Grane
Jeha
Ma Jordan
Florence Jordan
Harry Wheeler
Edith Princesone
Charles Sadler
Thome Rtandall
Bessie Randall
Mildred Hunt
Nellie Minottong
Mabel Jordan
Dollie Totman
L. N. Batehelder
Disillusionment The New Bride
A London Opinion note frames marital mood as a wryly cheerful account of a honeymoon. The speaker expresses warm affection while hinting at a playful, absentminded lapse and a lighthearted tone about marriage.
Dresden social notes and hall events in Orange Hall
The Dresden column reports a Saturday dance at Orange Hall run by the Munsters Brothers with music and winter gatherings planned. It mentions local residents visiting, moves to Wallis Corbien, and community updates including church events, school openings, and Mason Hall construction progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Hall
Munsters Brothers
Ralph Chenes
South Dresden
Harold Averill
Unclear OCR Note Signals Historic Rural Scene
Fragmentary text describes VAS in pli Sect and old highway. mentions prosperous look, pastures, stock, timber area, pines, and cranberry pickers. Smudged names and places hinder precise events or dates. portrays a rural landscape with livestock, timber activity, and reference to London Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orevem
Sears
Athirst
London Times
Worcester
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Boston
Operan
Maine
Ts Teichers Taer
Ding Eye
Iris
Mareet
News OF
West Bath
J. M. Lemont
Harold Freeman
Maine State
Thomaston
Rockland
Swan Lake
Swanville
Waldo and
Penolhs
Monroe
Stockton Springs
Mt. Waldo Granite Works
Frankfort
Banzer
Kennebec River
New Meadows Boat Club
Elut House
Charles R. Foote
CR Neier Asseiildine
Portland
Cape
Brinis
Poweli
Lam
Herbert Gerrish
Malden
Fred Gerrish
Thomas M. Perkins
Henry Rich
Richmond
H. A. Guness
Wesley Methodist Church
Berris Mills
Africa
Sagadahoe Pomona
Eugene Brown
Garnet Spinney Brown
Lydia Pechins Lombard
Lottge Lombard
Blachwood
Bess
Tom
Ath Savings Institution
NEW England Farms
Witeth
Meetanton
New Lehind
Wwe Bs
Cyrus W Longley
St. Room
Dirigo Grange
Dresden
Lizzie Rittal’s
Tin” la
Wistasset
Wallis Corbien
Astor
Staite Abrer
Tartettien Pintel
Thomas Tiethard
Fesuine
Tose Qa Houdlette
Mills
Edwin Hondlette
Thomape
York Beach
Orrin Pam
Nellie Lushan
Ice
Cotton
Don Cate
Bette Woodward
Marion WiCaubey
Capitol Island
Episcopal Church
Codmint
John Cate
Drawi
Yanintss Peckon Seton
Isitine
Veel
Academias Andass
Miareiatet
Atiss
Ssakhett
Cl. Weeks
Mason Hall
Sie Pats
Auheeereeniines Ioetie
Bowdoin
George Munroe
Hemsex
Flora Cunningham Thas
Chelsea
Ngi Ilce
Eure Cadi Matt Etic
Etl Amr Ha Litehfield
Trea Patierts
Mar
Ensene Small
Steene
Hare
Hampshire
Ted Mite
Chossaatt Chai
Wostog
Abe Sahat
Bede
Mes
Atay Tider
SoEboran
Elise
Cnet
Ciatisiray
Charles Miviner
Mussuetrusetts Wits
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