davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
DON'T BE- M|SLED
Stomach Trouble Often Presents
Symptoms That May Be Mis-
taken for Signs Of Olher
Disorders.

Palpitation of the heart does not inn
ply ;hast;ic vital organ is di~e eaSed.
Pain il the back does not Hec ssarily
mean kidney disease.
Hcadacle does rot often Indicate
that there IS anything wrong with Your
head.
All ri these symptoms are caused by
stoma"ii troubles and when this il righted
the alarming symptoms disappear. il
You have them look TO the condition OF
your stomach for the cause before you
start 10 treat the symptoms ratlIeS than
the disease.
If you are suffering from stomach
trouble you cannot do better than fol-
low the advice OF Mr.. J. $. Barnhart, q
farmer, on Il. i. ID. No. s, Butler, Pa,
Who say:
"Whcn living near Mt. Vernon,
Chic, / became seriously i'll from stom-
ach trouble and finally had to give up
my work az school teacher. l had no
appetite and what food did eat would
lie heavily on my stomach. My bowels
were irregular and I was reduced in
weight from l60 to 130 pounds. was
nervous, could not get a good night s
sleep and had 10 ambition to work.
My back achei and there were pains
through my arms and shoulders. My
heart was weak and the least cxertion
would cause it 10 palpitatc. In the
morning | would be dizzy OIL getting up
from bed and there would be black
specks be.o.r my eyes. Ny head would
ache all over but particularly i'll the
back. was pale and had u hacking
cough WHICH alarmed my friends.
'''Ihe Goctor treated iue iUr stomach
trouble but didn't help me much and
and then tried several medicines which
Were recommended to me but with no
relic; The druggist urged me to try
DIR. Williams Pink Pills ard was 50
certain THAI they would help me that |
decided u give ilIeln trial. Alter tax
ing q few boxes / began To feel u little
hungry, something [ hadn't felt for
year. l also began TO sleep better ami
l was SO encouraged that kept on with
the pills. The result was thatny storr-
ach became strong, my other troubles
disappeared and was cured
DIR. Villains Pink Pills are for sale
at al druggists, or viii be m,,iledto any
address, postpaid, on receipt of price,
50 sentS p,.r box; a.X boxes for $50,
by the Dr. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady. \. \,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
BELFAST.
No Trace Of Ward Hicks, Who Escaped
from Waldo Jail.

Belfast, Ne, April 13.--(SpeciaD.-
Not the slightest clue has been re
eeived by Sheriff Jenkins as to the
whereabouts of Ward Hicks, who es-
capped from the county Jail Tuesda Y
morning. Hicks has broken Jail he
for" and kept successfuIlv hidden for
weeks. Hicks is wanted III Penobsrot
county after he finishes Lis sentenc.
in Waldo county. but ii looks as if
h. might spend considerable time mere
if ne is again aprrehended. Deputy
EdScomb went as far as WatcrVll"
yesterday but no traces of Hicks Were
found. Deputy G. O. Dickey return
ed yesterday from stockton and vi
cinity after a fruitless search.
Elizabeth Il. Parker died yesterday
at the home of NJ. and Mrs. Whiting
at Browns Corner. Northport. The
remains were taken To Hampden,
where interment will be made.
The remains of the late Sa,upel G..
Gum We're brought here last night
from Lynn, Mass, by his brother, G.
a. Gum. They were taken to Sears
mont for burial.
The Belfast Gun Club will give a
shoot at the grounds on Patriots day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
VALUABLE PRIZES FOR BIBLE
STUDY.

We call the attention Of our read
ers to the Suggestive Questions on
the sunday School Lesson in this
issue They onlv need to be read 10
be appreciated, and il read carefully.
comparing the questions with the
Scripture upon which thcy are based.
they will not fail to impress the
reader With their great significance.
These questions are inspiring ser
mons. addresses. and newspaper ar
ticles in hundreds of towns they are
a stimulus and help To thousands OF
Bible Glass Teachers and students.
The man on the street reads and dis
cusses them with his cham; they are
read in the homes OF the people and
afford interesting subjects for profit
able discussion. ALMOST any one qnes-
tion will suggest as much thought to
the average reader. as would taEc a
newspaper column To express, and
the thought viii be his own.
The questions are not dry tones
they are fresh. interesting, and aug-
gestive and one can learn from them,
by way of suggestion. more than by
reading an entire magazine devoted
TO the philosophy of eveTy-dey life.
These questions cover the all-round |
needs Of human nature, Whilc they |
are wonderful help in e'ueidating |
and enforcing the Bible lessGn upon |
which they are based. |
Don't fail to read them from now !
on, and be ready To start in the easy |
Bible contest which * 10 commence
in few weeks, and this yoil may
hope TO win one uf the beautiful
gold medals. /
See our announcement last week
and those that are to follow. Sub
scribe for the Kennebec Journal today,
using the attached coupon and get in
line with this popular Bible study
movement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

LleWcllyn :. Norwood, keeper of the
Owls Head lighthouse near Rockland
for the past Ii wears, and five years
prior 10 that keeper of Matinicus Rock
light, died Thursday afternoon.
The Maine Veterinarian Association
held its regular quarterly meeting al
Eangor Wednesday evening. Only rou-
tine business was transacted. The leg
is!ative committee reported and Dr
Freeman of Bangor read a paper or
"PunctIred Wounds of the Foot 1,
was voted to meet in Rockland in july
Present at the meeting were the fol-
lowing. Drs. .Dwinal. Joy, Russell
Wes,. purcell. sSully Blakeley, Murch
Wescott. Freeman, Stevens, Russell
Watson and Lynch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
INTERNATIONAL PRESS
BIBLE QUESTION CLUB.
90 Who was Jehniada ?

| - Who was Jchniada?
Cb who was instrumental in say
ing the child joash from The murder.
Gus intent OF his grandmother Alfalfa
ard haw ~as it done
90 Verses 4-I2-.lf an individual, {
company, err a nation is established
and carried on b. unrighteousnes'
! what will be the probable results?
- Can you give from your owr
| experience o: from history, any in
stance where wrong actions have
| brought about right results. or can yor
conceive Of such i thing as possible?
(S) When those who are in author
itv are usurp"rs. and when the regula
LEGAL processes fail tn disnnssess them
what snoujd the people do:
90 on whet grounds do you JUST.
fy the high priest Jenoada for plan
ming the death of the reigning queen
and br force. putting TIE boy Joasl
on the thronc.
t1C) What can you say from. thi
history in favor OF The possibility
right environment overcoming in {
child the wcrs4 kind of heredity? tThi;
question rnGst be answered in writin.
by niemherG Of the clab.)
GD What ean YOU say for. o
against, private citizens carrying fir
arms
C3) Teraes II How did Ahal
ami Je2o 5el. u, rather and mother,o
Alfalfa. die
90 What ere the chances tha
those who practise violence VIII them
selves receive viulgn, treatment?
tl4 Why, as a rule, is it impossibl
for ns 10 get from others any differ
ent kind Of treatment To that which
We give them"
(I5) Verse I1--What are the chanc
es for national success when both rul
ers ard the people are serving tht
Lord.
lG) What is the probability for ma
tional greatness when the rulers and
The people are corrupt?
40 Verse IS--What relation does
the success OF q people bear to thei
religion?
GS) How many centurios Will III
prosperity of this country continue, il
we forsakc tie rreeepts Of Jesus
Christ
60 Verses 19-20-Why j. it i'm.
possible for Il really happ. people to
be turbulent and revolutionary?
t2o) What is the relation Of the
present day Christian Church To the
prosperity of the Masses
Lesson for Sunday. April 22d. f911
Joash Repairs the Temple. Kings
vi. 91-.;f.1f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14

Expressing disapproval of the Meth
odist system of appointing pastors,
Rev. Herbert S. Wilkinson, for two
years pastor of the Boston Street
Methodist church at Lynn. Thursday
announced his withdrawal from the
denomination. Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson was
assigned to 4 Fitchburg church on
Tuesday. The Lynn clergyman states
that lie has applied for ordination as a
priest in the Episcopal church. The
recent withdrawal of Rev. Charles II.
Stackpole Of Waltham from the MeuE
odist body was also attributed to dIss
satisfaction with the assignments OF
the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14

care to be expended, but also will guar
/ antee good article of food to the con-
sumer. Many of the packers now aim
at quality rather than quantity
because of the curtailment in the
amount of work that can be accom-
plished By each individual employee on
account Of the extreme care that mus
be exercised in curing and packing tie
goods. one OF the largest manufac-
turers. has declared an advance in the
scale of wages. 1t is stated that the
other packers will do the same.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
Augusta Boy at
Children's Hospital

Wallace Stewart, son of James Stew
art Of Augusta, is zone OF the boys
who is being greatly benefited by
treatment received at the Children s
Hospital of Portland. an institution.
which has done wonderful work in aid
of crippled and deformed children OF
the State. and which, is the result OF
Governor Plaisted's veto of the re-
solve in its favor and the reduction of
the appropriation TO 50 per cent of the
amount originally nassed by the Leg
islature, finds itself in so serious a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many an Augusta Household VIII
Find Them So.

Many an Augusta Household Viii
Find Them So.
To have the pains ard aches of a
bad back removed; to be entirely free
from annoying. dangerous urinary
disorders is enough to make any kid
ney sufferer grateful. To tell how
this great change can be brought
iabout will prove comforting words to
hundreds of Augusta readers.
James Peacock, 20 North St, Angus.
ia. Me, says: In 1907 was laid ur
with a complication of troubles, one
of them being kidney complaint. This
disease chung to me SO persistently
that for months 1 was unable to dc
any work and I could not sit or lie
down with any degree of comfort
I tried one remedy after another in
the hope Of obtaining relief. but was
unsuccessful until 1 procured a sup.
ply OF Doan's Kidney Pills at w. r.
Partridgc's Drug store. The contents
of two boxes OF this remedy was III
that was needed to remove the pains
in my back and fix it up in good
shape. Last spring I caught cold
which settled in my Kidneys. causing
recurrence OF my old trouble I les,
no time in using Doan's Kidney Pills
and again they cured the trouble. ]
highly recommend this sterling rem
edy."
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster -Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
| States.
Remember the name-Doan's--an
| take TO other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14

Watervlle Lad, who is Being Treated at
Childrens Hospital of Portland.
at first. but later, according to the
physicians in attendance paralysis de-
veloped, and his case WAS treated up
on that supposition. but his leg re-
nained almost useless. He received a
second injury during the past winter
While coast!ng on the so-called Engine
hill On Silver street. y team of
horses wont down over the hill ut a
mad clip and the youth in an attempt
to get out of the way wrenched his
crippled leg and broke it.
He has been treated with successful
results at the hospital and a COM
plete restoration of the injured leg is
looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
April 18th, 1911.

Copyright, 1910. by Rev T. S. Linscott,
n. ID
Joash. the Boy King. Crowned in
Judah Kings Xi: 1-2d.
Golden Text-Blessed are they that
keep his testimonies, and that seek
him with the whole heart. ps. 1872.
% Verses I-3-Who was Alfalfa:
her parentagr. position. character ctce
() When n child turns out bad
whose hercdity and environment were
as vile as they coald DC, how much *
he or she to be blamed?
60 Whose son was Joash2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
BLOOD STANDS STILL.
IPles Can't Be Cured Until Circulation
Is Restored.

1t j.. useless to try to cure niles by
operating or use of salves or SUPPOSE
t6ries-as long rs the blood is stasnant
in the lower bowel. new tumors will con-
tinue to form: clear the blood-free the
circulation. Then piles will leave for
coed y successful. scientific. internal
remedy is pr. Beonhardt's hem -Roid,
sold under guarantee by Rowditch. Web
ster & CO. and druggists everywhere
for u days treatment DR.. Ieonhardt
Co, station b, Buffalo. N. Y. Write for
Booklet -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14

financial condition that tile manage
nent has found it necessary to cali
upon the public 20 SHOW its apprccia-
tIon Of the Institution, which it has
already generously done.
Master Stewart, who j. between
seen and eight Years o! age was sent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14

OF Augusta who is I;eng Treated at
Childrens Hospital of Portland.
t. the institution through the iEstru-
mentality of Mrs. Ada Hunt OF this
city. TIE boy was taken To the hos.
pitaI Oct. "a. 1910. his spiEe having
been injured go that he was parity
paralyZed He could only be moved
frora place to place by being lifted and
carried.
lie has greatly improved under the
treatment Of Dr. Abbott during his
stay ut the hospital and his full and
complete recovery is confidently cx-
pcrted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
AMERICAN BENEFIT SOCIETY
Elects VIM. w. Towle Supreme Presi
dent-Beneft Fund Increased.

Boston, April 13.-More than 100 del
egatcs attended the annual meeting
OF tine supreme Lodge of the Amer
lean Benefit Society, which was held
in Chapman hall. fremont temple. yes
terday. supreme Pres William H.
Carherry presided. and the reports of
the financial officers showed a large
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription

Ism cureaH' humbug, is for Just purpoa-to
cure the weakn andI Iregukrih OF the
wonanbo *
for theseai ,soId a ~
by gotten by
re6uLa o vasfe
nm
andis s II ork n harxnO
with her by an expe=
nd in herm
kn1ens
a
cOhO (Whic s tie rarkeS
oisOn)O or or fornin -
REMEDY for or OF
English
confidence. physicians
foolish medicine of which
u
O. dreque Booklet O
be
best stnledca the nto
In free Ercncnlo
of o
wiLsnd31o ecent stamps t COS O
andn Ivern
coated tiny ues cas- ITO candy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14
Cut Out end Send to This Office

Send the Kennebec Caily
Journal from now to July /.
1912. the close of tho Bible
Question Club Contest, fer The
special prise of IS enclosed.
Count me a member OF the
Local Club.
Name ..z...-.... ......-.........
- HoorSsS ...,.,.,....-...,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-14

Is no "cure-a humbug but is made for just purpo
cure the weaknesses painful disorders and irregularities
womanv organism. 1t is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15
sermon on Mothcrhood.

Ihe morning sermon preached b,
Rev G. NJ. Rourke at the first Pres
byterian church Sunday was on In,
theme THE influence of a Godh
Mother" Rev. Rourke chose as hi,
text the words found in the first chan.
ter and 2Sth verse OF / Samuel. "As
long as he liveth, he shall be lent I,
the Lord" He spoke in part as fol.
lows
Not much selhshness is found in tho
heart of baby Samuers mother. Gen
eroslty occupies the major portion OF
her thought. JOY and gladness wing
their flight so high that human eyes
can no longer follow She Is making
a loan to the Lord and asks neither
simple nor compound interest Max
ing loan for the sake of profit and
by way of sacrifice and service are
two different things It's great thing
to know that life results have super
human antecedents.
Small wonder is II that the Lord
had His eye constantly on Samuel
No greater JOY could hll his mothers
heart. Born In answer to lips of holy
prayer; purtured in an atmosphere
which seems TO have come from par
adise; reared amid environment and
mlnistrations that left an impress up
on his child mind; being noticed by
Eli the priest who blessed the boys
parents; teaching his seniors the les
son that the individual with Gods fa-
vor and benedlction resting upon him
is fully competent TO serve the Lord
in every possible way-this bit Of his
tory is as beautiful and sublime as
any song heard from visiting angels
and II places dignity and simplicity
and heavenly blessings in scale
whore sacredness of home life for
bid an intruder TO venture.
Among the lasting monuments
erected to the memory Of noble great
ness is the shaft of chaneless white
ness to the memory of godly mother
hood. In ancient days when pilgrim
feet sought better environment, tn.
name of Sarah Is worthy of sacreG
mention as the initial name in the long
list of beauty and sacred life. Few
epics present fairer pictures to the
mind of youth than the sweet story
of Isaac and Rebecca. 10 be unac-
quainted with the story of Ruth, love-
~ as the night stars smiling in the
May sky, is to be ignorant of the gra-
cious ancestress of our Christ And
not to have read the tender prayer Of
Hannah and the dedication OF her son
Samuel to the Lord, is to haYe missed
mention Of one of the most worthy
and ideal mothers recorded in all the
pages OF literature for # was she who
said, "As long as he liveth he shall
be lent to the Lord"
It's a sad day for any father when
he ceases TO have any faith in his
son, and 1t prophesies destruction
when the mother distrusts the wo-
nanliness of her daughter. When the
touch of faith fickers and goes out
all Is gone, II is the soul In motion
that drives life on To It's hnal destiny
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15
Sunday Evening al I3pwor,h.

The second of a series OF special
sermons was preached by Rev ~.
II. Bailey Sunday evening at the
Epworth church on the subject.
"Polygamy as practiced in Marion
and Salt Lake City-which is the
greater evil?"
The text was found In the 3rd
chapter of second Timothy and tho
sixth verse. Rev Bailey said In part
There has come In latter days, g.
call To awakened consciences on tn,
behalf Of natural purity. / have said
from this pulpit before that the
greatest sin of this country Is not
that of intemperance but that of lust
And this question Of personal chas.
tlty has been clothed with so much
OF the mysterious. that Il Is spoken
of with hesitancy by public men"
Rev. Bailey then gave a comparison
OF the life Of Salt Lake City and Ne
rion. In speaking OF the divorce que.
tion the speaker said that there IL
no moral difference between the man
who has five wives by polygamous
marriage and one who has five di-
vorced wives Rev. Bailey also SPOKE
OF Illegal alliances, saying that tn,
crime of licentious living. Is second
only to the crime of murder. Their,
are several Fundamental principles
upon which humanity Is based. on,
Is the law Of Love OF life. Another
Is the law of the love of human
being for person OF the opposite
sex. Speaking Of the latter law, Poly.
gamy Is great Demon of lust
which Is constantly striking at thi.
law.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15

BY It the reforrner tolls ON and re-
uses To retract In sight Of gathering
agots by II the sailor sails the seas
through mist and fog trusting to his
icedlc ana the unseen star BY it
men marry and women are given in
marriage. BY faith the mother looks
beyond the infant helplessness To the
lay of wisdom and strength by
aith old age lies down TO sleep and
vakens into the eternal morn Of
'outh and gl1dness To behold the
blessing realized that faith once autici-
atcd. by faith the mother loans her
'hild 10 God and rroioiccs 10 see the
lay when hcroisIn ana service will
rown him iu the Kingdom of God.
Alas for the little child who never
hears the blessed name of God fan
rom his mothers Ups! Alas for the
outh who wonders why his father
ever mentions the name of Christ To-
llm Parents discuss town topics
With their children morning noon and
light They talk about the idle gos.
ZIP and cheap fashions and censure
nd criticism and business and so
iety ana functions ana refuse to say
4 word about The Christ or permit
heir children to hear thcm pray for
heir lives and SOULS security Gol
1ity the little child who never hears
yracious suggcstions or, blessed
houghts expressed by parents lips.
And then i'm later years these same
parents wonder why their children
nave chosen the evil path of life. /
lay all ruinauons, disgraccd brought
iome by WayNard children and dis
regard for holy things at the thresh-
lold of parents
| am speaking 10 some this morn
ing who bless the memory Of a moth
ar's prayer and covenant With God.
We forget her faded dress she wore.
She was homcly perhaps from the
standard of fashion plates but she
was beautiful to God. And the day
came when her Master whispered,
Mother you are weary and worn
with many cares would you like TO
rest ?" And I'm that unfrightened hour
she committed all her household TO
God. The lights were dim and in
the uuforcetable hour death hade an
The children stand back and watch
him gain possession ana shatter hearts
md blast the home. Some of YOU
nave had great trials and heartaches
since that midnight hour. But In holy
thought ana prayer let MS lay gar
land of white flowers to symbolic her
nuritv and love and sacrifice and
Christ likeness and thank God for the
influence of mother who long years
AGO said. "As long as he liveth he
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15

The morning sermon preached by
Rcv. j. r. Currin at the First Baptist
church, Sunday, was upon the sub
ject Of Mothers Day. Rev. Cur
rim took for his text the story
found in the fourth chapter Of sec
ond Kings. A certain Shunamte man
and his wife had dearly beloved
son. an only child one day, this
child, as he was accustomed to do,
went out into the fields in the early
morning with his father. Towards
noon, the sun grew extremely hot,
and the child was stricken with its
rays. He was carried into the house
and died at the noon hour Having
an acquaintance with the prophet
Elisha, and knowing of his power to
work miracles the mother of the
child sent for Elisha, who came in
the evening, and brought the chilu
back 10 life. From this story, Rev.
Currin drew three lines of thought
That of the morning joy, when the
parents see their son of promise, the
development of his beautiful life
under their watchful care. the
mothers pride in the one bearing
his name, all of which illustrate the
nobility OF companionship between
parents and their children. The sec
ond thought was of the GRIEF of the
MONDAY When sudden and unexpect
ed sorrows descend upon us, just as
the stroke of death came upon the
dearly beloved child Of the Shuna.
mites, The third line of thought was
of the JOY Of the eventide. After the
sorrow of the day and the afflictions
which IL brought forth, the child was
restored by the man Of God. Through
all this beautiful story. the mother Is
the central point. Around her centers
the life Of the home. OF the school,
the community at large aud the
church.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15
Great Mystery solved.

The exciting details relative to
"The Adventure of Charles Augustus
Milverton," the cold blooded crime
that startled all England, have been
printed in book form and will be
given free as a special supplement
with every copy of next Sundays
New York World. II is in this story
that Sherlock Holmes added lustre to
his already great name as the worlds
most clever detector of crime. This
is story no man or woman should
miss reading. 1t Is by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle the most famous writer
of detective stories in the world. Re-
member the booklet Is free with next
Sundays New York World. order
your copy I'm advance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15

The collection was again for our
synodical church building fund
TO conclude the service Miss Anna
schoenlaub rendered the soprano SOLO
"The Lord My shepherd Is"
May IA, 1911, will be a day long 10
be remembered by the members Of
Emanuel Lutheran congregation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs George UinSlin near
Hepburn Mr. and Mrs Roy llinklm
contemplate au early removal TO To-
ledo.
Mrs. S. @. clark and Mrs Minnie
Smith of south west of town LEFT
Friday to visit friends Jon Columbus
for "a rcw days.