Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-26

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Wednesday, January 26, 1910. r
] Boost Maine! ( y
N~--=-ONa
The vegetarian can rub his hands r.
with glee and say, II told you So" e.
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English mobiles are quoted lower IN
the matrimonial market. r
That comet is making more lame II
necks than the airship did. Ii
Maine won't starve so long as the
potatoes and sardines hold out.
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Maine ought to have the very best eo
enumerators monay will hire for the II
census work N
Names January thaw stirred up al 7,
most as MUCH trouble as New York's h
Harry Kendall Thsw.
The freshet has improved business VI
for the structural steel men, for sev- 1t
eral new bridges are now needed. !"
"
President Tai; is getting results. "
which is more than disappointing to ~
the Democrats. W
The meat boycott is spreading so
rapidly that even the resourceful meat :,
trust is finding hard going.
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Mr. Edison can do a lot of good if :"
he can attach that storage battery to f;
the coal shovel. A
Jim" Hill says we like high living n
too well to give up meat for long. He NJ
is in a fair way to find out n,
The governors will meet again in
1910 Perhaps they took a liking to u
Washington. 70
The man who couldn't steal more Ell
than $4,000 in Pittsburg ought to get OF
out of the profession. h;
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Evidently Russia and Japan have
agreed that Manchuria is none too big -
to satisfy their own hunger.
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The aviators are convinced that IN
there is n silver lining to the clouds, tn
at least they have found more than &C
half million in them within a month. W
O.,
The poor man who succeeded in 20
getting elected to parliament in Eng 40
land is wondering whether he ought :.
to be glad or sorry.
The Houston Post wants to know if he
Congressman are tightwads. Well Al
money has managed to tie up re- fc
spectacle bundle tr
an
Once in while someone drops in so
on Wall street and beats the sure A,
thing sports at their own game. Then th
the grand jury considers the case. ar
The weather man has kindly notified !"
us that there is another cold snap on III
the way to Maine. That ought to i'm co
prove the cCal dealers state of mind III
(De
Missouri professor says Shakes to-
peare would have loved our slang. It's tn
sort of mean to talk like that about tr
man who isn't here to defend himself.
Mir. StorrOw spent 500, 900 to demon
rs effective as q party machine-and
couldn't do it. ~
DIS
When Maine rivers are under COM sa
pletc control. the water and ice which ra
now carry bridges out to sea, will be lar
abundant sp
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The Houston Post deemed the tenn A.,
porary control of the House worthy of
big headlines on the front page It's no
mean to halt the poor fellows that
way.
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The young men of Maine are boost ag'
ing. 1t may be that when they are n
older they will leave it for the next pa
generation, but we doubt it. If we de-
boost now we will get the habit me
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Windham either had monopoly of plt
that earthquake or everyone else in ro
Maine was sleeping so soundly that Sc
little thing like an earthquake could So
MT awaken them So
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Out in Colorado a man fell 100 feet a.
and broke his collar bone Folks are
'e''"s HOW iar he ac
getting killed hut l,o isn't anxious to