Pavia’s Miss MontiNamed First Woman Anatomy Chair in Italy
Miss Rina Monti of Pavia becomes the first woman to hold the chair of anatomy at the University of Pavia, a landmark in Italian academia. Her career spans lectures at major colleges, scholarly publications, and memberships in European anatomical societies amid Italy’s traditional gender roles.
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Italy
Rina Monti
Pavia
Ital
University of
Bina Monti
Anatomical Society of
Association Francais Des Anatomistes
Monti
Child illness tips and tea table superstitions
An article advises mothers on early illness signs in children, noting that secrecy of food and bowel checks matter, and suggests consulting a doctor for serious cases. It also recounts ten tea table superstitions from earlier generations, linking ordinary tea habits to foretold events and suitors.
Mirror Illusion With White Gauze Drapery Reveals Complexion
A Philadelphia Belzer essay explains how wrapping a flawless mirror in pure white gauze, gathered at the top, softens reflections to flatter the wearer. The drapery reportedly alters perceived skin tone eye light and hair color, making the mirror seem truer in a gentler light. The piece ends with a brief Q&A about George Washington married to The Widow Custis and his children being the Sons and Daughters of the Revolution.
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Phildelphia Belzer
Willie
George Washington
Custis
Local notices and obits from county news section
A collection of items noting residents visiting relatives, school resumes in district No. 1, and boarding arrangements. It reports Miss Isabel Jordan teaching in August, Miss Ethel Jehson visiting Ellsworth Falls, Miss Mabel Horstman of New York boarding at Phillip Giles, and Mrs J.8. Earle visiting Bangor before joining her sister in Waltham and Clinton. The piece also records the death of Mrs. Clifford Leland in Eden, the funeral, and mentions August hotel activity, local visits, a concert by Miss Mabel Monaghan, and notes on local businesses and accidents. It includes moral and humorous quotes and an advertisement for Can¢ i Candy Crthartie.
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Ethel Jehson
Ellsworth Falls
Omer Giles
Belmont
Mayo
Isabel Jordan
Bella Dana
Evelyn Dufee
New York
Harry Rhodes
Orlando Dana
Mabel Horstman
Phillip Giles
William Stanley
Herman Jordan
Blisworth Falls
Ellsworth Falls News Briefs Hint at Local Happenings
Mrs J Ginn visited Sandy Point for a few days starting Tuesday. Miss Helen Clark of Bar Harbor guests of Frank and Fernalds, Miss Alice Furbiab of Branewick guests of Nahum Flood. The band gave a pleasing concert Monday evening. George Fernald, working in Redstone NH, home for two weeks. Ban Gor bridge masonry advances with granite abutments and rip rap nearly done. Miss Margaret Laffin, teaching in Berlin NH, returns home then to another year. C W Smith plans extensive cellar wall work to raise the house eighteen inches and rebuild the wall with brick for better light.
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George
Fernald
Redstone
N. H
Bangor Bridge
Margaret Laffin
Berlin
C. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
North Ellsword Attle Gist Births and Visits
Birth announced for Alvin Mad docks and wife on Monday August 25. Charlie Lake of Eilsworth Fal licoll dation reported earning telegraphy. Herbert Higgins of Lynn Mass on vacation with relatives. Nelson Hadeen and wife visiting relatives at Hancock. Laura McGown of Hull's Cove visiting grandparents Melvin Motown and wife. Howard Warren of Haverhill Mass enjoying two weeks vacation with friends and relatives. Inez Hamilton, formerly cook at Golden od camp on upper Branch pond, has returned home.
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Attle Gist
Alvin Maddocks
Charlie Lake
Eilsworth Fallicoll
Herbert Higgins
Lynn
Mass
Nelson Hadeen
Hancock
Laura McGown
Hull's Cove
Melvin Motown
Howard Warren
Haverhill
Inez Hamilton
Upper Branch Pond
Mouth of the River Notables and Health Notes
J R Chatto is in poor health. Whitmore visited Bar Harbor last week. Mrs George Fullerton visits relatives at Brewer. Miss Alice Gordon of Hancock Point visits sister Mrs Mary Remick. William Jones visited daughter Mrs Hita Hodgkins at Bar Harbor. Mrs Clarence Hodgkin of South Brewer spent days with relatives here. Mrs C L Chatto, recently paralyzed, moved to daughter Mrs Ernest Franklin’s home in Ellsworth Falla. She remains very feeble.
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J. R. Chatto
Join Whitmore
Bar Harbor
George Fullerton
Brewer
Alice Gordon
Hancock Point
Mary Remick
William Jones
Hita Hodgkins
Clarence Hodgkin
South Brewer
C. L. Chatto
Ernest Franklin
Ellsworth Falla
WEST ELLSWORTH VISITORS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS
Roy Treworthy of Madison visits relatives in West Ellsworth. Win Smit hosts a lawn party Friday. Willams of Lynn Mass arrival for a ten day visit. Mrs. 8. P. Stackpole returns from Madison after visiting sister Mrs. Byron Treworthy. Persis Meader hosts friends at home of her parents Thursday evening with uncle Daniel G. Meader and Jessie Meader among the guests from Elder Tacey Williams Lyon and Harry Woodbury Herbert Leeds Beverly Mass.
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Roy Treworthy
Madison
Win Smit
Willams
Lynn
Mass
8. P. Stackpole
Byron Treworthy
Persis Meader
Daniel G. Meader
Jessie Meader
Tacey Williams
Lyon
Harry Woodbury
Herbert Leeds
Beverly
Lakewood School Opens as Faculty Changes Noted
Lakewood notes a new school term beginning on Monday with Mary A. Garland teaching. Norris Moore seeks work in Bangor. Charlie Garland returns from a hatchery job. Wilmont Garland, after passing an exam, heads to Portland to join the U S Navy. August 26.
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Mary A. Garland
Norris Moore
Bangor
Charlie Garland
Wilmont Garland
Portland
United States Navy
Bayside Willis Trim out a valuable heifer in pasture mishap
Bayside reports Willis Trim lost a valuable Jersey heifer when the animal slipped in the pasture and broke its neck. Trim planned to exhibit the registered cow Daisy at Ellsworth fair this fall, alongside Daisy. The item includes local humor and bus conversation snippets about daily life and a medical visit anecdote.
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Willis Trim
Trim
Ellaworth
Daisy
They Work While You Sleep Carets Candy Cathartic
An advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C for digestion liver and bowels, claiming overnight repair. Sold by all druggists roe.
Annual Meeting of Hancock Baptist Association at Brooklin
The sixty fifth annual Hancock Baptist association meeting will be held in Brooklin on Sept 18 and 19. The programme lists afternoon sessions with organization, reading rules, official sermons by Rev Westcott and others, and reports including treasurer’s, missionary and home missions. Evening services feature praise, sermons by Rev Vankirk and Hazlewood, and a Sunday school topic. Also noted is a Hancock County Grange and Pomona Grange gathering with discussions on benevolence, opinions on benedictions, and farmer income comparisons with other classes.
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County Association
Brooklin
Hancock Baptist Association
Andrew Free
Westcott Foreign Mission
LH Hicks
Dunn
KL Olds
KK Drew
Ita
Christian Conference
Collins
EF Mitchell
Collin
Robert Vankirk
Rockland Home Missions
FT Hazlewood
Reading Church Letters Public Society
sRev
Hazlewood
Woman's Hour
M C Reynolds
McLearn
oMra
Troworgy Conference
Hancock County Grange
Hancock County
Pomona Grange
Highland Grange
Penobscot
Musto
Rerpon
Tople
Benedic
Grange
Dloner Callender
Maste Maste
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Ellie
Mr. Blank
Chicago Chronicle
Delft
Chicago
Bessie Willams
Rattnam
Moses Haslam
Clifford Leland
Eden
Elizabeth Colby
Leland
A. L. Colby
C. 8. McLearn
The
Baptist Church
Southweat Harbor
Mabel Monaghan
Miss Monaghan
Louise Heath
George Byron Heath
Heath
New England
Maine
Mr. Heath
Joseph King
F. W. Brooks
Clarence Emery
R. Gould
A. B Higgins
B. B. Higgins
J. W. Hayden
Allen Austin
Boston
M. G. Higgins
W. Hayden, Jr
Parkhurst Cottage
Weat Sullivan
E. W. Abbott
Franklin
A. Abbott
John Hardison
North Ellsword
West Ellsworth
Lakewood
Bayside
Bill
Avvertiser
M. Gallert
Lord
Ss. L. Lord
South Street
Ellsworth, Maine
Hancock Baptists
Hodgkins
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sChote
S Ee Chote
Atwood
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