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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
3
Pale women are urged that watery blood signals illness and Vinol, a tonic from cod liver oil, offers a palatable remedy. The ad claims Vinol revitalizes health, provides testimonials from customers, and guarantees refunds if unsatisfied, with dealer GEO. A. PARCHER at 14 Main St.
A long list of local notes from Sorrento, Brooksville, East Brooksville, and surrounding towns. Mentions the schooner Mienz4 sale at Contention Cove, visits by Mr and Mrs Gross to Deer Isle, illnesses and social events at Sunrise Farm, Captain Edward Dodge building a stable, shipments of staves from Barry to Rondout, and April 49 marking Mrs Catherine Moon's 69th birthday. Also reports on local mills, school openings, road and route awards, estate matters, fishing and ice shipments, church meetings, and Memorial Day plans with speakers at the new town hall.
Sealed law details and retail prices for country produce and groceries in Ellsworth. Market notes report hay prices easing, vegetables improving as spring moves north, and apples and oranges trading at retail rates. Local ship crews and residents are mentioned along with weather-related supply remarks and assorted items in the Hancock County market listing.
Local notes from North Penobscot discuss spring school starts May first with many teachers from outside. Gladys Hutchins returns from Portland to teach in Abbot village this summer. Highland grange discusses Farm Economy relevance. Rev Garland praised for his service and slated for return. Also mentions Bay View house repaint, Prospect Harbor visit, clam chowder supper, Dunifer sawmill dam rebuilt, J L Pinkerton attending East Maine conference, and schooner Agnes Mabel repairs heading to Bar Harbor.
General Seldon Connor is reappointed U.S. pension agent for Maine. Patents granted to eight individuals for various devices. Maine boards urged to fund representation at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. A Bangor fire destroys a table and damages property, with losses over 3000 dollars. Islesboro to host Miss Rose Cleveland and ex-president Cleveland this summer. Higgins institute to build dormitory and academy buildings in Charleston costing about 30,000 dollars. Great Northern Paper Co. horses drown on Moosehead Lake, totaling over 3,000 dollars in loss, with repeated incidents nearby and ongoing ice hazards.
Eggemoggin local union will meet Tuesday afternoon and evening at South Blaehill. Program includes praise service, scripture readings, prayers, women’s welcome, and discussion on voters civics. Meetings feature ministers from North Brooklin and Brooklin, with collections and consecration service. Hancock County crop summary reports stock, fodder, and farm product values.
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