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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
7
A diverse survey of animal mouths and digestion from birds and fish to whales and insects. It explains beak beaks gizzards baleen plates and teeth arrangements including the tapeworm that absorbs digested food through its skin.
Markets rise for Bluehill and adjacent mines as Dunn properties sold to John B. Paul of New York spur renewed activity. Capt Dunn cites lower production costs and higher copper prices, with plans for smelting works at Eyeworth and ore shipments. Silver lead mines in Sullivan Gouldsboro Shelburne Gorham also set for reopening by New York and Boston capital.
A fragmentary reflection contrasts knowing and admitting ignorance with a humorous misquote about cheerfulness acting as a rubber tire on life. It likens cheerfulness to easing the bumps when prudence and effort fail to remove life's obstacles.
The article details profits from four and six masted schooners in Atlantic coast coal freighting. It cites vessels like the George W Wells and Eleanor A Percy, noting high dividends per voyage, large tonnage, and strong returns on investment. It also lists the largest schooners by tonnage and mentions the first seven master steel schooner to be built in Quincy, with 7500 ton cargo capacity and sixteen crew.
The notice lists appointments as administrator with will annexed for the estate of Mary A. Moore of Ellsworth and executor for Luther Hapworth of Ellsworth, with bonds given as required. It calls on all creditors to present claims for settlement and debtors to pay promptly, dated April 1, 1902, with signatures and notary attestations. Additional public notices include probate court actions in Hancock County, and a separate administrator notice for Milford Grindle of Bluehill.
Orgal Notices state Hancock County probate court held April 1 1902 in Ellsworth. Notice issued to all interested to appear at Bucksport probate court to show cause regarding the last will of Tiary G. Dorr of Boston Suffolk Mass and for recording. A true copy signed by Probate Judge U F Cunningham. The subscriber also announces appointment as executor of Caroline S. Moo of Bancora Manevek and calls all heirs to present claims for settlement.
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