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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
3
A man outside a lounge jokes about malaria and fever and reveals how he copes by imagining cool relief. He says he does not suffer as much as he uses her, and describes leaving when fever comes and counting on the chill to feel right.
The passage presents a fragmented, unclear claim that a beverage is both food and a stimulant, mentioning misread terms and nonsensical phrases about food, high grades, and a garbled reference to cate or gaolature, yielding an unusable but readable OCR fragment.
Audit notices and local social items mix with brief updates from Machiasport Capl C Johnsons visit and New Year events in Mon Katolly Treworgy and Miss Soriah Stinson. Mentions Boston move of Willard Dow and Port Townsend letter, plus a note on Pep sin and Laxative Quinine tablets.
Ellsworth markets report price quotes for eggs poultry cabbage turnips and other produce with notes on hay pricing and a mention of a rising wheat outlook. A brief obituary reports the death of Samuel Emerson aged seventy five after arm amputation following illness. Emerson had long resided in Bucksport after leaving Hampden.
The governor exhorts lawmakers to pursue greater state revenue without excess taxation, urging equal burden sharing across property forms. He notes Maine’s growth in industries, railroads, and shipyards, calls for prudent public spending, maintains support for academies and universities, and highlights education as essential to prosperity.
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