County News Snapshots from Waterville to Bucksport
Local brief notes list residents at work in Waterville Waldo and Bucksport seminary attendance. Mentions of baptist and methodist groups, property sales, illnesses and recoveries, family visits in Holyoke Mass and Sargentville, and a sudden death prompting a trip to Woodfords. Several workers at Mount Waldo and Chane Granite Co. reflect regional economy.
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Baptist Sunday School
Fred E. Graves
Ivan Thom
Bucksport
Aubrey J. Long
Portland
Luther N Bridges
Riceville
Methodist Society
George B. Cousins
C.D. Miller
Watson Cousins
Robert Ashworth
Mount Waldo
Albert Trample
Bertha Trumble
Grace Trumble
Richard Greene
Mabel A. Wardwell
E. W. Barton
Holyoke
Mass
Margie Long
Mabel Cooper
Colina ‘Thom
Reva Johnson
Anson Thom
Bluebill Academy
Losher W. Fridges
Redstone
N. H
Chane Granite Co
G. G. Long
Brooklin News Briefs and School Event Recap
Local items report on Mrs Notter and Perday in precincts 1 3 5 with M M Pease named boat agent for Crockett's boat. Notes on social visits in Brooklin including Herrick party birthday and a Baptist church fundraiser. School graduation rites praised with credits to Mr Flye. Feb 17 updates include illness improvements and visits by residents and sailors returning from Chicago Bath and North Haven. A Pros Harbor outing, a pond picnic with graphophone music, and multiple maritime and personal travel updates conclude the section.
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Heo
RW. Notter
HH. M. Pease
Crockett
Mies Ilezel Herrick
Mmetle Friends Thuredey
Charles Biance
Prospect Harbor
K. Nutter
Neskesg Lodge
J P
A. M
Brooklin
Baptist Church
W. H. T. Bock
Schoolk
Fie
Clsude Reed
Ada Herrick
Leora Stewart
Roevell Eaton
Mrs. Johnston
Amy Grom
Geraldine Parker
Ray Carter
Bernice Mayo
Mr. Pease
Chandler Carter
Alice Herrick
Easy
Raymond Bridges
Solo
Mrs.Cole
Ensay
Nettie Carer
Florence Bartlett
Leon Cousing
Gertrude Jordan
Gertrude McFarland
Key
Mark Hovey
Chicago
Enos Tracy
W Cleaves
W. F. Bruce
C . Hutevius
John Wiliams
Gerry
Frea Strout
Barrels of Samples Offer Free Trial Bottles Nationwide
Through special arrangement with Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy makers, over two hundred thousand trial bottles and pamphlets are mailed free to readers. Send full name and post office address to Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY, mentioning this paper. Many users reported relief from kidney liver bladder blood and related issues. 91 percent who tried later bought larger bottles. This kidney medicine is claimed to act as a laxative and is sold by drug stores with a 1 dollar large bottle and 5 dollar batts.
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David Kennedy
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N
Dr. Kilmer & Tome of Reampoct Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local notices and family updates from Feb 18 town column
A scattered February column reports visitors medical updates and social events across towns. Notable items include Mrs B Greenie visiting Orrington, Henry G Wooster recovering, Rev M T Anderson exchanging pulpits, a theater benefit for the Baptist society, Mr and Mrs Fred H Macomber visiting Seal Harbor, and Miss Maud Jordan returning from Bar Harbor. Also noted are a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs K K Thompson, Daniel Harlington ill with pneumonia, Lucian Trevett's return to Boston, and Maynard Workman wounded in a railroad accident returning home soon.
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Frankie
B. Greenie
Orrington
Henry G. Wooster
B.C. Graves
Northeast Harbor
M. T. Anderson
Milbridge
Puipit
W. H. Pon
Trenton
Daniel Harlington
Sveumonia
Maud Jordan
Bar Harbor
K. K. Thompson
Clifford
Boston
Thompson
Porrentes
Hattie Nickerson
Josie
Franklin
Margaret Rolfe
Gouldboro
Mire
R Downing
Columbia Falls
George Mitchell
Sorrento Farm
Sbi
Maynard Workman
3. Workman
Pitsburg
Sheep farming boom reshapes Washington County farms
The article outlines John and Joe Thompson from Machias expanding into sheep farming in Washington County. They grow flocks from about 15 to 60 sheep on a 300 acre pasture near the river, plan to add a shed for 50 more, and aim to raise 30 sheep with pasture expansion. They use spring pasture burning to clear alder brush, plant rape patches for winter grazing, and feed turnips and hay with English hay and herring being factors. they also plan Angora goats to improve pasture and expect a regional sheep industry surge.
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Westygtom
Wastington
Machias
Thay
John
Joe Thompson
Thompson Brothers
Washington
Mow Are Your Kidneys Sfaceat aes Sehtea arate
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Endorsements for Peruna Remedy Across Many Endorsers
A series of testimonials extol Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh and related illnesses. Endorsers include John J. Furlong William Flood J. A. Barham and others who claim relief from throat nose and lung catarrh after using Peruna and urging others to seek the doctor’s free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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Jonn J. Furlong
Fth
Osgood
John J. Furlong
William Flood
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Louisville
Kysaya
Teeta Enereteeteeeen
J. A. Barham
Santa, Rosa
California
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Winter Harbor visitors and local social notes
Miss Helen Cole visits relatives in Winter Harbor while Miss Banche Bickford recovers from illness. Ada Handy and Bessie Crowley travel to Portland for a short stay. The Misses Over return from Gray's business college in Portland. Mrs. Charles Blanco Jr. goes to Brookline unexpectedly with Master Rupert. Miss Mary Blanco returns from West Gouldsboro. W H Moore and wife return from Sullivan after visiting their daughter. Halcyon assembly marks first gentlemen's night with a successful program and socality. A runaway incident ends with a sleigh upset. no injuries beyond material damage.
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Harner
Helen Cole
Winter Harbor
Banche Bickford
Ada Handy
Bessie Crowley
Portland
Over
Gray's Business College
Charles Blanco, Jr
Brookila
Rupert
Mary C. Blanco
West Gouidshoro
Fred H Allen
W.H. Moore
Sullivan
Harvard
Halcyon Assembly of Pythian Sisterhood
Cascarets Candy Catharticae Promoted as Modern Cure
Advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Catharticae as superior to ancient poisons and liquids, likening them to the electric light of a tallow candle. Claims genuine stamped CCC and availability from all druggists, not sold in bulk.
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