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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
3
A historical reflection on George Washington and his turbulent circle including Charles Lee Horatio Gates Ethan Allen Benedict Arnold and others. The essay contrasts loyalty treachery jealousy and leadership, ending with Washingtons restraint and compassion amid treason and doubt.
The text discusses preventing colds by maintaining body surface temperature. It cites causes like insufficient clothing, poor circulation, and inadequate hydration or nutrition. Also notes winter chill arises from lack of sufficient food and exercise, with vague comparisons to seasonal grain concepts.
Historical notice details standard weights for common goods like salt beans corn oats and barley in Ellsworth markets. It lists bushel and pound measures for Liverpool salt Turks Leland salt potatoes barley oats and other staples. Names unspecified.
Fast wien. Lowell Grindle, cook of the Sebenon, in town on a short vacation. Capt E B Babson and Frank Fitzgerald were in Camden last week on business. PB Carter returned from Camden Saturday and will remain at home for a while. Histead troubling him. D Proctor Dority at his son S H Dority s Travellers Home. Dority known to travelers as former proprietor. His condition watched by many friends. Dr R B Hagerthy in Bangor for eye treatment. Doctor sold sardine packing factory to Twitchell Champlin Co of Portland. Rumor says they will handle clams and other produce. Te Babbage returned from Portland Tuesday. N A Hawes raising walls of his men barn. Fear of ice prompts Capt Avery to move steamer Marjorie to Belfast winter quarters. Old Dominion sold, Capt Ira W Tapley now commands Jamestown of the line.
Camden druggist Edwin Rove dies of paralysis at fifty one. Waterville man Benjamin Chipman, seventy nine, found dead. Rockland death by suicide. Rev. Robert Codman of Boston accepts Maine episcopate. Fatalities include Joseph Grow and Maria Clark. multiple obituaries. Fire, shipwrecks, and patent animals pepper a Maine week.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cosmetic and health elixir claiming clean blood prevents pimples boils and blemishes. It appeals to beauty and vitality, promising satisfaction with options priced at 10 25 and 50 cents, and guarantees.
An old advertisement extols tea as a vital table companion and healthful tonic. It promotes Chase & Sanborn package teas sold in air tight half pound and one pound forms, guaranteeing freshness and strength. Special brands Kohinoor Orloff and Orange Pekoe are highlighted for individual tastes.
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