Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-24
AMERICAN
women lead
THE WORLD
They Have Beauty, Health
and Brains
"a really beautiful woman IS A.

American women lead the world
in health. beauty and intelligence.
and their number Per is i inerea.ipg: They
Phosphates in keeping them in per-
feet condition.
The number Of weak. pale, tagged
out. run down and nervous women is
power Of Phosphated Iron becomes
ing doctor. There is not a reason
in the world why women should not
upon when the remedy is at hand doA
"Phosphated Iron has accomplished
wonders with my patients. IT has
restored ns,Sss .ra health ga vitality strong
!ies. It's the healthy. red. IRON
blooded. strong. phosphate-fed nerved
,ssG a; and av women that sn;oy lie and
getting the genuine Phosphated Iron
not allow dealers to Substitute oils lis
or tablets. Insist on capsules.
BowJitch-Webster Company. and lead
ing druggists everywhere.-Adv.
10 Of influenza in England. He was
employed in an automobile factory i'll
Massachusetts,.
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Monticello, Me, Dec. 23.-Private
Beryl L. Prosser, reported severely
wounded in action Nov. 9, is % years
old, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Prosser He went overseas with Co.
H, S02nd Infantry, and when wound
ed was in Co. G. 305th Infantry.
winterport, Me-. Dec. 2S.-Private
Austin w. Collins, reported wounded,
went overseas with the S03rd Infan-
try and was transferred to Co. Z,
9Th Field Battalion, Signal Corps.
His wife has had no information ex-
cept the government notification. lie
is 20 years old. the only son of Nj.
and Mrs. Daniel Collins, and is an
electrician.
Bucksport, Me, Dec. 20.-Bertie
Moore Stanley of Cranberry Isle,
who has been enrolled in the Naval
Reserve, died at the Bar Harbor hos
pital Wednesday evening, after ten
days illness of pneumonia. He was
nineteen years old and enrolled in the
service Nov. %, 1917. He was To-
Gated on submarine chaser for
Dor headquarters and at the time Of
his illness was stationed at the La
moline coaiing station.
North Bancroft, Me-, Corp. Perley
L. kitchin, reported wounded in &C
ton Sept. %, enlisted in Co. d. 3Sth
Infantry. Gle went overseas in April
in Co. A, 18th Machine Gun Battalion,
4th Division. He wrote home Oct. 80
that he had recovered and was back
in his company.
Patten, Me-, Dec. 20.-Sergt. Louis
P. Dechane, with several other boys
from his home town, enlisted in Co.
X of the old I'd Maine Regiment in
June, 1917, and some are still in the
1913 Infantry. Sergt. Dechane was
cited for bravery in action July Is for
voluntarily bringing in wounded men
under heavy fire. He was reported
seriously wounded Oct. 2S, but was
able to write home Oct. 81. lie is "A
years old, the son of Mi. and Mrs.
Peter Dechane Of Crystal.
Jackman, Me, Dec. 21.-Private
Edward w. Pease, reported wounded,
degree undetermined, is % years old
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. julie Pease
He enlisted in Co. NJ, I'd Maine In
fantry, early in 1917, was later trans
ferred to Co. d. 103d Infantry. He
was in the battle of the Marine and
at Chateau Thierry. The last let
ter from him was written Sept. Is,
stating that UP to that time he was
safe.
Union, Me, Dec. 20.-Mrs George
H. Kirk has been notified by the War
Department that her husband, Corp
Kirk, was severely wounded early in
October. Coincident with the arriv-
al Of the telegram came a letter from
Corp. Kirk was struck in the face by
shrapnel, his nose being split open
and two gashes being inflicted on his
face. Corp. Kirk is a son of Thomas
Kirk of Stoneham, Mass. and was
employed in the Insane Asylum at
Medfield, Mass, when America en-
tered the war. His wife was former
ly Hazel Upham of North Union.
Pennington, Me, Dec. 19.-Calvin
L. Bragg, severely wounded, enlisted
from Oquossoc His actual residence
and the name of his parents are not
known at Oquossoc. He is "a years
old and a member Of Co. B. 4th Am
munition Train. He went to France
in 1917.
Bath, Me-, Dec. 23.-Lieut. Loyal
Sewall. reported seriously wounded,
is a son of Hon. Harold NJ. Sewall,
chairman of the former Maine Com
mittee on Public Safety, and a mem
Der of Gov. Milliken's Council. He
ATTENDED the first Plattsburg school
and for a year has been with a tank
corps He was wounded in the Ar
gonne forest while leading a tank
platoon on foot. A shell burst in his
immediate vicinity, he was knocked
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