Store expands departments and shows new stock in enlarged rooms
The store announces enlarged departments CARPET DRAPERY and HOUSE FURNISHING READY-MADE and more. A new sales room displays carpetings curtains draperies shades rugs and house furnishings. Spring stock includes costumes suits waists and underwear with free alterations and new wash fabrics. Hosiery and underwear offer reliable choices with low prices.
County News notes and social notices near Sullivan
Mrs C H Peasete visits Bucksport for two weeks. Mrs Fred Havey recently visited parents in Columbia. Misses Edith Mooper and Hain Havey visiting friends in South Gouldsboro and Winter Harbor. Winfield Workman of Chicago, formerly Sullivan Harbor, on three days home leave. Behoodie lodge K of P officers installed at Prospect Harbor. Puritan assembly Halcyon invited. July 1 fast Franks F E Bimsdell returns to baying. sermon at Free Baptist Church. revival and lectures announced. A large crowd attended weekly dance at Super's grove. typhoid survivor George Farnham convalescent. Valvereanst church reopens. Rev Mr Polk to preach. Sunday services schedule. Mrs Temple evangelist from Boston to preach. next Sunday services. July 14. Oriana notes and social items including Bar Harbor trip and neighbors paying respects for Mrs Suse Stubbs eightieth birthday. Captain Ivory Grant attends. A dollar saved is a dollar earned via hard work.
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C. H. Peasete
Bucksport
Fred Havey
Columbia
Edith Mooper
Hain Havey
South Gouldsboro
Winter Harbor
Winfield
Workman
Chicago
Sullivan Harbor
B. Smith
C. J. Leland
Ellsworth
Prospect Harbor
Behoodie Lodge K
P. Puritan Assembly
B.S
Ite
Halcyon Assembly
Fast Franks
F. E. Bimsdell
Waldoboro
Nce
Baying
Methodist Church
Roscoe B. Blaisdell
Providence
R. 1
Norwood
Orange
N. J
George Farnham
Brewer
Sue
Frank Farnham
Lawrence Barbour
Garland
Mr. Polk
Boston
Tnt Reedh
Ellsworth Notes Move Through Season and Society
Joy visits Hancock Point while pension news links Mary B. Kincaid. Families travel to Contention Cove and Bar Harbor for summer. Local visits include Mrs A G Jehlson at Waltham and Mrs Warren Jordan in Brewer. A strawberry festival and church vestry sale occur tonight. A summer wedding unites Henrietta Davis and Harry C. Austin at the Davis home.
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Joy
Hancock Point
Mary B. Kincaid
Martin Haynes
Contention Cove
Charles Doyle
Orone
Everard Clough
Bar Harbor
West Ellsworth social notes include visits across towns
West Ellsworth reports Frank Meader and family from Trenton visiting relatives Sunday. Mrs Emma Bodge and son Wallace of Bangor visited her brother George M Barron last week. Miss Hattie Hooper of Melrose Maine stayed with her uncle L A Dollard for a few days. Mr and Mrs John C hosted a party Saturday evening with ice cream.
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Frank Meader
Trenton
Emma Bodge
Wallace
Bangor
George M. Barron
Hattie Hooper
Melrose
Maine
L. A. Dollard
John C
Hetty Green at Work in the New York Bank
In a New York Chemical Bank office Hetty Green, famed as The Richest Woman in America, sits at her desk behind a human screen of bookkeepers. She rarely opens doors, moves through the bank with a veil and plain dress, and conducts calls as if from a prison behind golden bars, departing after dark.
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Hetty Green
Chemical Bank
New York
America
Leigh Matchell Hodges
Ladies’ Home Journal
Howe
Fragmentary Muse on Kind Words and Courage
A fragmented reflection on the power of a kind word to inspire love and appreciation. It suggests that embracing faith, bravery, and personal growth strengthens character, even when others fail to recognize value. The text emphasizes gentleness as a catalyst for mutual understanding.
Treworgy on trial in Sarah Ware case
Testimony focused on cries heard near Miles house and the disappearances of Sarah Ware. Names Edward Miles family, Treworgy, Viola McGinnis, Frank Ducott, Wesley Webster, and others appear among witnesses and investigators as the trial proceeds with adjournment planned.
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Tack
Miles House
Treworgy
Miles
Sarah
Clara T Flolin
Slater
Mr. Hass
Viola McGinnis
Miles Roger
William Cushing
Trewergy
Haldee
Wesley Webster
Frank Ducott
Sarai Ware
Joe Fore
Defaction of Poet and the virtue of tact in social ease
The passage discusses tact as quick perception of others feelings and sincerity as transparency. It praises saying pleasant things and cultivating praise while warning against needless harshness. It urges looking for the best in friends and practicing agreeable conduct in social life as described in Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
To Happiness. A fragment of verse by Frank L. Stanton
A poetic fragment speaks of happiness and distant shores. It references longing, dreams, and devotion, with a vision of home and roses, expressing faith and farewell in a stylized with archaic spellings.
Twin brothers meet after life apart in a mirrored encounter
A man, troubled by nervous illness, encounters a doppelganger in a opposite building window. After fear and flight, he learns via a lawyer that he and the stranger are twin brothers, separated by their parents. The brothers, Max and Mark, discover each other in New York and seal their bond.
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Mr. Hagelton
Insitia Bleth
Max
Mark
Nurse Kate Taylor Endorses Peruna in Open Letter
Mrs Kate Taylor a graduated nurse of prominence testifies Peruna is the finest tonic for convalescent strength vitality and health renewal. She notes quick relief after use and urges women with female diseases to seek Dr Hartmans free summer case guidance via The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Kate Taylor
Peruna
W. Monron
Hartman
Adres
Porana Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohta
Mouth of the River social notes and visits
Pullerton hosts local visitors as George Day recovers at home. Lewis Remick of Somerville visits relatives. Maggie Matthews returns from Northeast Harbor. An ice cream sociable is planned at the schoolhouse on Saturday evening July 19. York family visitors from Brookeville and Mrs Contelia Reick in Boston. Mrs Minnie Murb and her daughter Ors return home. Bangor ladies stay at the Curtis home, recently purchased by Mr Pheror of Elworth.
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Atre
George Day
Lewis Remick
Somerville
Mase
Mise Maggie Matthews
Northeast Harbor
Shere
York
Brooke Ville
Mie
Leonard Remick
Boston
Contelia Reick
Minnie Mureb
Ors
Bangor
Charles Curtis Howe
Pleror
Eifeworth
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