Furnishing the Kitchen on a Modest Budget
A newspaper note argues that households can equip a comfortable kitchen for around $1.50, presenting a practical path for frugal, well supplied domestic setup.
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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
1
A newspaper note argues that households can equip a comfortable kitchen for around $1.50, presenting a practical path for frugal, well supplied domestic setup.
The physician must examine the patient with scientific care to identify the trouble and determine the exact drugs needed. He must prescribe precisely and ensure the patient and druggist have no doubt about the treatment. There his duty ends.
The Druggist must fill prescriptions exactly as written without deviation in quantity or kind. He should use only pure, best medicines and avoid inferior drugs as he would other crimes. When these standards are met he has simply done his duty.
The passage urges readers to obtain the best medicine and visit the best druggist possible, unhindered by cost or distance, and to follow through with prescriptions to fulfill one’s duty to self and to the physician.
A district roundup from Ellsworth details foreclosures on George Stevens Academy property and other trustees actions, local business moves like A E Moore opening a new Main Street store, church and club activities, athletic coaching, street work updates, vessel maintenance at Curtis yard, Klondike veteran Allan Joy’s Ellsworth visit, and a concert and ball by Eastport cornet band with Bangor performer Miss Clarry.
An Ellsworth football team defended home turf at Milltown, defeating their heavier foe 11 to 0 with two second half touchdowns. After the game Ellsworth players were serenaded by a brass band and rumored escort of young ladies during their train departure. Judge Emery presented an olive wood gavel to Esoteric lodge from Jerusalem Masons, recounting his visit and Masonry history.
A damaged text fragment describes a themed event or party with cryptic references to people and places, mentioning Nov. 15 and various names. It includes a brief dramatic line about a woman and a party guest causing jealousy, suggesting an internal magazine or social item from a past issue.
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