Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-29
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The CHEEKY Smile.

| inc Sneery Smtle.
| The thing that goes the farthest toward
| making life worth while,
| That costs the least and does the most, is
| Just a pleasant smile.
| The smile that bubbles from the heart
| that loves its fellowmen,
WIN drive away the clouds of gloom and
| coax the sun again.
| It's fun of worth and goodness, too, with
| manly kindness hlent-
/ It's worth a million dollars and doesn't
| cost cent.
There is no room for sadness when we see
a CHEEKY smile
| 1t always has the same good luCk-itS
| never out of style
| II nerves us on to try again. when fail
| ure makes us blue.
The dimpies of encouragement are good
| for me and you.
| II paws the highest interest, Tor II Is
| It's worth a million dollars and doesn't
| cost "A cent.
| A smile comes very eaSy-you can wrinkle
up with cheer
4 hundred times before you can squeeze
out a soggN tear.
II ripples out. moreover, TO the heart
strings that invite,
And ALWAYS leaves an echo that Will DEM
onstrate its might
So smile away. Folks understand What
by smile is meant
It's worth a million dollars and doesn't
cost a cent.
The Lewiston journal denies that
Former Bank Examiner SHELTON lost
any money in the jackson Bros land
sWindle AS first published, it was
stated that Maine men had dropped
M aggregate of Sl,699,5lO. 1t was
quoted. at first. that several promi-
nent Lewiston and Auburn men had
lost heavily in the real estate concern.
Now il is said that Mr.. SHELTON. at
least, has lost not even nights sleep.
The people of Windsor are talking of
a canning factory, which il is hoped
will be erected in their town. A group
Of business men mostly farmers, isl
making negotiations with one OF the
largest canning concerns for the occu-
pancy of the site of the MaNcy's Mills
road. close by the narrow guage rail
road, and ii is believed that the pro-
position will be put through. The now
disused Maxcy's Mills schoolhouse is
mentioned as one of the possible build
ings Tor the packing shops. The plan
is To have apples. pumpkins, etc,
canned there as we'll as sweet corn.
the body of an unknown man was
found ia the river at Bangor. Friday,
that some of tie thugs who came To
Maine IL do" the fairs. have gone to
the limit Of showing that others Of our
laws than the prohibition law do not
prohibit. Nothing was found on the
body to give q. clew to the mans iden-
ti4x ar ttfaqa If Pf-SidpnrR
Perhaps Patt may not have been APP
pointed L 3 senator to succeed the
late William T Frye, but there seems
a disposition on the part of the public
to keep talking about it until the Gov
ernor becomes used to the sound, and
may think, after all, il is the best of
a bad bargain.
This years sweet corn crop is one of
the largest To Names credit.
To avoid hitting a team and another
car. chauffeur drove his own car in
TO and through fence in front of the
Pickering House. York Harbor. and
into the front door, breaking glass and
heard all over the neighborhood. and
the driver was showered with glas
but fortunately escaped without seri-
Gus injury.
Carelessness in smoking started a
blaze at Bridgton. the other day,
which joggled local attention to the
fact that in case of a serious fire the
town would be at its mercy. Starting
near the hotel, among the pine needles.
% to leo guests managed to check the
blaze before serious damage was done.
The Biddeford Record tells the story
or an express wagon containing
a case or two of bottled beer" TO
which some joker had attached a plac-
ard on which was printed in big let
tiers, Vote No" The sentiment seems
to be all right, but from other accounts
of the Record, we wonder why those
kegs should have looked suspicious"
or why the expressman should have
thrown fits" as is said of him.
The Bath Times plumes itself on the
promise of summer visitor, who has
been coming 10 Maine for % years,
that when he retires from active bust
ness he will move his family 10 Bath
and become a permanent resident.
The Times seizes the opportunity to
make public the facts of it's clean bin
| Of health (Which none of us care to
| dispute) but we would mOdestly sug-
gest 5hat Bath is not the only spot on
| the mainland There are about 999 600
other spots as large as Bath that are
| just as healthful and attractive, so long
as the Rum Trust with its constant
attack upon the health and good tenn
per Of the people of Maine is kept out
Samuel Staples, of st. Paul, has been
visiting old friends in Newfield, this
lSUmnPr He I'm, a