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Article: Maine soap-making business began with daughter's need for gentle soap.
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- Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
- Article date:
- November 25, 2004
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By Darla L. Pickett, Morning Sentinel, Waterville, Maine Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Nov. 25--CORNVILLE, Maine -- When her infant daughter developed eczema -- a skin disorder characterized by inflammation, itching and scales -- Tracey Smith set out to find a solution.
Little did she know that her search would pull her and her mother, Ruth Craft, into a full-fledged O-Nature-L soap-making business, a venture that appears poised to expand well beyond their current, kitchen-counter enterprise on Molunkus Road.
From a small batch of chemical-free laundry detergent six years ago, the two women now make a line of all-natural household ...
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Article: OBIT - SMITH, REBA CRAFT (BUNNIE)
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...Reba (Bunnie) Craft Smith, 86, of Lexington, died Thursday, November 27, 2003 in the Borden ... 1917, the daughter of the late George Otho and Mary Myrtle Wilhelm Craft. Reba was a member of the Manly Memorial Baptist Church. She was ...
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