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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

Lawrence Perry, yho has been =
ne Slstens' hospital tar 4 month rs
z res1I- Of an accident a. the Ecl-
li1gsworth 4 Whitney mil. when he
caught MS hands = : paper machine
which rooh gff ne ends Of i've in
gers and a-so ne thumb Of ms Ief-
aaaG. Is aale % lcaYe ne Hospital
and Is improving daily HIS hands
we're % badlv 5anzned ina. = VII
axe sone -In= for hem - -e1u-a
- rFsei~ normal condition but they
a-e healing racelv 50 far.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

4 pleasing feature Of ma parish
supper 4 ne z -4-a---a1 church. held
= ne y ara r.a-1ors Wednesday eve
mig. vas t9e ae-=r dinner spanking
1y me members 0t me claur-l n
-=s7unse - Rev. William Charming
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Oak Grove Trims
Madison High. 4-3

Kassa1bcro- May 1.-1a z very fast
game featured by a home I'm by
Baird n the eighth inning which
broke 4 -2e score. Oak Grove de-
fea1e6 Madison hv ines core Of :
% . n the LAST SIX innings Madi-
son bG1-ers We're retired II order
Scare by innings
Oak Grove 3 0 Q o3I- p-4-6-a
Madison % - @ 0 0 s-3-5 >
BatIarles: Suite and MC-za--v-
Murray and LatonG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
BROWN IN EASY WIN
OVER DARTMOUTH TEAM

Hanover. X. z. MAY BROWN ezsilv
lefeaged Dartmouth here uoG2y . =
Da-:nuu,hs SEEDING WIS -agged and
Brown hi rw1 yarmouth pitchers hard.
The scura:
Brown - S-a-le-'
Dartmouth q q 9 0 - -
Knight aid E2dle1an. willard, --acy
AID Ross
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
RED S0x ON SHORT
END HITTING bee
WITH INDIANS, 81

Sasfnn- Nay -a--evelazG wur e-nn
Boston n the opening game Of the Sc
-iRs To-Day - :. L was me aeaTiss1
hitting contest Of ne lacaL seasan. Three
u Eastuns Eve rms n ne fourth came
On McL-als triple with ne bases filed
and three If Cleveland i've n me 1f1a
On Smith double alsa VII ne bases
aEe5 The sGars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Postpone sc>~aui-- =. E-=sie ca-e

ET~lnsw'ck, Ne Ma THE Buw-
doln-For- P-eoie 5RseaAIl game ss.aea-
lied t1r MS afternoon was cancelled.
ne For 2-aale lez-r failing = a---ve.
6uc g.vlag m aolce = ne B9wdul2
-Tla-.Ac ezrelL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

Danny Lorraine mas gene under -1,a
-1aa2genert Il Edward Hobbs.
former rra--er Al Bow+aln College
II. Hobbs MITES ne journal -.la-
Lorraine s randy q meet any naz I
he World Z. - ., IS pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
EA-LONELL

Two base hirs-Meader. Stolen
3ases-Eray : Masciadr T1Eue
Struck GuJ-bv Member Is; by Bran
1a1 l. E1c by pitched baIl-1ray,
FeAc0cis, Ellis. Merrill Passed bal
FiE1e : Base OF aazls-hy Brennan
= Sacrifice hItS-f5lu. CmpIre-Ab-
Dot AtIEnGa-ca-Jt,n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Special Calais Elertaun May g

4 special election Al CALAIS vas
ordered Tuesday night for May IS
u elect j mayor. following tAe fail
ure % fl taa- Office AZ the asst
municipal election because IF 4 tee
vote. The candlda-as vii be Mayor
Percy l. Lard Republican. standing
for Reelection. and Fred ". PsC,-a-1
Democrat the Two WHO puIled the
ne vote last month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Bars Up for Preti at Lewiston Meet
The Babes Forte-- Circuit Pill Riding

season He had wun siE straight be
fare coming here Score:
New York . Q E-&-e0-1
Chicago els : s S----@
Williams. LouderniIk, Payne and
Schalk. LYNN: -hurn11-e1- Shawkey
aaC Hannah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield T. Albany
Naw =az-en Z. Worcester
Sr7dEepC-- :. Na-E-IuG~ =
E.--s1leil La q ur1 postponed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

W 5as@ A:---3y,0r. Eune run
* -.-,--la- Stolen aases--aylor
-zr--r.- y -E~azs. Williams, a
,..sa-. -ra4T Ets--tf kIa!n.
s. ---ars ~ Eack2an : n Cwo
-,,.,.gs 3.-sss OF os-ls-9I JsweI-
a4-- Il 8uCk1a-n. Struck
-2- 1--WE. q. By K-a1n >; Sy
sl-..:,---. Sacrifice hts = Coa1E-
-.E-~ US. Double play-Buck-
III wis W1d 2lcch-JeveT---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
COLLEGE GAMES

A P-:nc=grn-F-.nre . Cornell a.
4. YES. ? Inc-A--av 6. =oi~ C-ass :
A. New Eave1-oeza Ac2Geuv :
Za-e Freshmen =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

Ski jumping is made i summer
spnrt by the invention Of Al Amer
can. who has constructed an inclined
platform. which Is maintained n a
slippery condition by = bath If soaQ
ana lard Zest is added ID rhe slide
By a jump af - feet ever an open
zap N tne incline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

The corporation n the town az
MiddlesborDuga, England. Is cunsid-
ering the lisa ~ concrete cuffins IA
Local burial grounds as being lighter
ana cheaper than those made Of
wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
WATERvIlLE

Mrs Zaa BARLEY and her sister.
M-s- J Z Laws Of Jack-na-. ware
= the CITY On business " aEnesda-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

May 15-T-aek: intercollegiate Track Meet Lewiston
May T5---zck l-tsrsaolas.ac He6rar.
May TS-Essssafs -aioSei -zi1~el
May sT----au1s= lrtE-srr14asssG
Nay 21-Easeaa3s ' @zesryF1s
Z--rzckc i. Fl ". l-x
E-5zsbal MaI7e o~sn&
May as-ET-Tenniss intercollegiate az Crane
May 2s-E.sehah sztes-coss. Lewiston. Naine6oNsdnn
May .9-SassHzi5 vs.
51-Eassaais vs. CIR AZ Augusta
s1-EaseraA: vs5 a:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

r v B0wacla II Buwcol 2ha-n
VS. elected superintendent u Schools
Cf ne E.2st -4varnura-f "a a.--.e lsls-
--Tgt a. 4 meeting n -Ive--5ra Falls
TO-DAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
NAT.

Passed balls Eierrar. Iaucher
Left on basss-CuIby ), Maine ).
Cnpire--0rgy. Time o..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

Chapman . GARNER Scot Eeau-7-Z,
Double plnvs-t-,,,a:1rrlaa u Johnston
Russell . McNa-lv ana Mrzan.s- 8,lsa
. ScnRaE . Mc12--s. 1ef- Of 3ltses-
Cleveland + Boston E. Bas+ VI balls
If Caldwell - Of Bush :, II n ass+I T.
7zts-oE Caldwell n pius innings,
OF Morton 3. minus innings II
Bush n plas -:,2-nEs, II Russell n
minus innings HI ~ 1i;caer-55.-
Eush. TAnbscaass. Struck gUt-EE
Merton by Bush = 3y Russell :. Il n
1.nE pitcher. Caldwell. losing pitcher
EuEa. C-rpLres. -iaee2 and $1-lln.
tine. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
gDS-CN

H0s-Jasst A--e---1----i IL -sf'A--tSr --lA--A-
ne-- anbsgalss E5oope-- -,lr-s.se-cZas4
nII-McT1als S-niea aAss.s-,sr'a7ey-.
Wa-nosEaass. McN4-l-- Sacrifices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

eaalarea Ruth and Robert haze gone
10 Marblenead. Mass. ior several
weeks.
hoy Nag Of Skawhesan xas calling
On friends n town yesterda..
Miss Frances Cate left yesterday Tor
Richmond for a short stay She will
go from there 10 Bars Mills for tine
remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. George Canton ami sons. Nj.
and Mrs. Herbert Browns ana sons.
we're guests yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Rollins al their cottage at
china lake.
Alex Stevens and son Alfred have
returned 10 PittsaeId after visiting
rrienas N town TOR a snort time.
Mrs. Albert J. smith ami daughter
Natalie Of stoneaam. Mass. are guests
Of Mr. ann Mrs Danie! Bowman.
Mr.. ana Mrs. D Z. Gray ana Mrs
Eunics Danforth have gone tc PewnaL
where they will De guests al Mr. and
Mrs D. " Danforth
Louis Asilis has returned from Mad
son. where ne mas hssn employed
Mr.. ana MRS. c. q. Hume and sons
William ana Bedford nave gone to
Peaks Island. where they viii De
guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. ". H. Totman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
fairfield

There will be a meeting 1t 10.se
STANDARD timel Friday morning al
the Engine House hall for I'll Republi-
cans. men and women. Addresses will
be gwen by Mrs. Guy Gannett and
Miss Edward. national organizer Of
women division
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Goodrich and
daughter Irene of Augusta recently
were guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. Horace
Purinton. They were on their way to
Bangor to visit relatives.
Mr. ana Mrs. Roscoe Hillman and
children. Thelma and Allen. ana Mrs.
Bagiey of Troy, called at the home Of
Mrs. George Shorsy Yesterday On their
way from Waterville.
Miss Doris RoEavis. VINO mas been
passing several days with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eugene Holt. has returned to
her home n North VAssalhoro
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eurr,ll and
two sons of Biddeford are guests al
Mrs. Burrills mother. Mrs Alden Luce
Leo Foster : suffering with blood
poisoning in his right foot. AT the
home Of ms uncle, Walter Ross.
Gerald Clark Of Boston = the yuest
of friends i ntowu
Rev and Mrs F F. Foshay and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
AUTO ACCIDENT At BELGRADE
Large Touring Car coiIides with
Ford Auto Which Is overturnea-
Misses Leona and Natalie Taylor
Al Belgrade Lakes Sustain Injuries

Misses Leona and Natalie TAYLOR OF
Belgrade Lakes are patients at the
Augusta General hospital as the re-
suit ii an automobile accident whlch
occurred about 20 O'Clock Wednesday
morning at Belgrade on one Of the
roads leading TO the lake. They were
riding IN a Ford car driven by their
father. .. =. Taylor. the occupants OF
the car being seven in number The
Ford car was gong along the road
when suddenly from one IF the branch
roads a large touring car appeared
and the two cars coilided. the force
OF the impact turning the Ford COM
plslely over The nance OF the driver
ana passengers in the larger car were
not learned.
All Of the Passengers IN the Ford
auto escaped injury excspt the TWO
girls. Miss Leona sustaining a trac-
ture Of the right wrist. ana Miss Nat
allie receiving cut about SIX ncaes
long on the right forearm. DR. A. H
Sturtevant Of Augusta Vas immedi-
ately summoned. anu upon MS arrival
ne administered first aid treatment
and took the girls to the A Igusta Cen
eral hospital for further treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
STATE OF MAINE

I To all persons Interested N either of
the estates hereinafter IdIneu.
Al Probate court ne!d Ut Augusta
+ N ana tor tAt Count VI heaAe1Sc. OH
the ira day oi august n yHe yeac u
our Lord one thousand ulHe hundred
and twenty ana By adjournment from
naI 70 "a from the 10Th day Of sail.
July. The following matters having
been pres Tor the action taEre-
upon hereinafter indicated. / IS here
Dr ORDERED:
That notice thereof ae given 10 all
persons Interested. BY caUsIng a copy
Of this order 70 be published three
weeks successfully IN The Daily Ken
1t Augusta. in said County. that they
may appear at a Probate Court 10 be
neld at said Augusta on the twenty
third day Of August. A. L. l91h. at
ten o'clock in tae forenoon. ana be
heard thereon If they see Cause.
WELLINGTON ELLIS, ate OF OAK
land, deceased. VIII and petition for
probate thereof ana for the appoint
lnsnt OF Executrlx without bond pre-
scented az Aanie Haynes Ellis. Execu-
FRANCES + GORDON, late Of
Oakland. DECEASED. VIII ana petition
Tor probate thereof and for the APP
pointInent OF Executor without bond
presented by Harry a. Gordon, E1ecu-
tor therein named.
AUGUSTA A. BURGESS. late Of
Manchester, deceased. VIII and peti-
ton for probate thereof and for the
appointment Of Executor without bond
presented BY Frank B. Robinson. Elk
ecutoT therein named.
CLARA TOWLE POPE late of Vas
saIboro- deceased. Final account pre-
sented for allowance by Edwin Weeks
Towle. Executor
GREENLEAF LAWRENCE. late of
Gardner deceased Final account
presented for allowance b. Harry e.
Lawrence Ell ais, Executors.
TANSON A NELSON, late of Wat
erviiie- deceased Final account pre-
sentea for allowance by Ellsworth E.
BENJAMIN c. WILLIAMS. late Of
Winthrop. deceased. Petition for dis
tribaiion presented by stephen J Heg-
GREENLEAF LAWRENCE. late of
Gardiner, DECEASED Petition for dis-
IrIbution presented by Harry .. Law
renee. 81 ais. ExcFs.
RICHARD cOSNGR. late of Chel-
sea- deceased Petition for disfFihu-
tion presented hy Robert A CoHy. Ad-
niHlstrator.
CARL r VINCENT. late Of Au-
gusta- minor. Petition presented BY
aLii,sm A vincent, Guardian asking
TOR LICENSE 10 sell certain real estate
OF said ward situated in said Augusta.
HENRY WHY. late of Clinton, de-
ceased Final account presented for
allowance bf Maria g VIM Admin
istratrix
HENRY H PJLSIFER late Of
Winthrop. deceased. final account pre-
ssnted FOR allowance. by Norman l.
BAssett. administrator d. b. n
HENRY 81. PULSIFER. late If
winthrop. deceased petition for dis
frlbutior, ureSented by Norman L.
Basset,. administrator L. h u
witness, HAROLD e COOK. Judge
of said Court. at Augusta this srd da5-
of August in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand nine hundred and twenty.
r. u. LEIGHTON, Register.
4 trus copy
auEs- thurs 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James z. Allen suffered fer
Years with rheumatism. Many times
this terrible disease left MN heipies ;
ana unable to work.
He finally decided. after years of
ce2Seiess study. that no one can be
free from rheumatism until the accu-
INFLATED impurities. commonly called
uric ACID deposits were dissolved in
the joints ana muscles ana expelled
from the body
With this iueA IN mind ne cons uifed
phy slclanS. made experiments ana
finally compounded a prescription that
quickly ana completely haalshed every
sign and symptom Of rheumatism from
his system.
He freely gave his discovery 10 9TH
ers who took IL with what mlERt be
called marvellous success. After years
Of urging ne decided 10 let sufferers
everywhere know about has discovery
through the newspapers. Your drug
gIst has BEEN appointed agent Tor
Allearhu n this vicinity with the IN
Outstanding that he will freely return
the purchase money on the first two
bottles 10 all who state they received
no benent.-Adv. i!F92-aug5-lS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
.COX'S FIGHTING
MESSAGE FROM
ROPED ARENA

Dayton, O.. Al- IA lighting
message to Democrats anu Repubh-
cans was given by Governor CoX. the
formers presidential nominee. III al
address today al a locai Democratic
picnic.
Speaking from q roped arena for
s-sxIng events on the picnic program.
Governor Cox avoiding definite =
sues. declared he would carry the
offensive N - considerable ig:lt
for which he predicted success. J.
cldentaily he promised that ms q.
dress next Saturday accepting t..-
presidential standard could be III
derstood even by school children. ?
Boys I'm ready TOR me hgtl1.' re
declared 20 the cheering plaudIts Of
several hundred members Of the
Gem city Democratic Club Of this
civ
We need made no defense the
governor continued. ours viii De the
offensive night from the beginning
10 the emu. ana Il will De a Cons3 der
able nEat. Make no mistake about
that. l have the faith N me thar
there Will De riumpn VI night prGn-
clples this fail. which viii serve no.
tice 10 Republican leaders for Years
TO come. l was about 10 say that II
VIII be i Democratic triumph. It
viii not be that. It VIII not DE q
victory n the partisan sense, IL VIII
be triumph OF the right
Turning upon ms opponents. the
governor continued.
We've won before IN the same
kind Of a fignt. Wei WIN again be-
cause We re night.
The opposition has been good TO
US ami the advantages that II mas
gwen Will be recounted n the stir
ring days anead Of US. The opposi-
ton apparently has adopted the
course OF doing what we farmers
used 10 do-of pioughing around the
srumps. OF seeking to AVOID the
things that perpIex.
1t IS with the opposition eNpe-
dieney pure and simple The attempt
TO appeal 10 this group. that group
ana other groups without the slight
est consideration of the great menace
thereby TO the perpetuity of our GOV
ernmeRt. our course IS the straight
course"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Maine FAIR Dates for 1s26

Aug. l0-I1-BTidGton AsrI. Assn.
Aug 1T-iS-LurhIs
aug. s7i3-AeW Belfast far
Aug. ss-27-i24ste." Aalae. aaasor.
Aug Gb-Sept. Central Maine. Wat
erVillc
Avg 24-26-carlbou.
Aug. GlSspt. G-EDuIton
Sept 6e--C uInterlanu County far Al
.iurndm.
sept. 6--soutA- heHaebec AT south
Windsor.
sept SIS = Andruscpss.n Valley al
Sept. 7-g-BluenIn.
Sept. I-J-SpTingHEld
Sept. S-lU-Pittsreid.
Sept. 7-lo-Northegu Maine FAIR Assn.
atSPresque Isle.
SEPT 7-lu-MachlaS.
sept 2S-30-someFset Central AgrIcui-
IuraI Society al Skowresan.
Sept. l4-le--Lnity PARK Association
SEPT. Northern Franklin Agrl-
cuit4ru4 -JcleLy at Phillips.
Sept 14-lb-Exeter.
Sept. I4-i7-Mailie State al Lewiston.
sept. lo-I6-Edeu Agricultural So
ciety al Eosn.
Sept. IS-Ismbaeu.
Sept. 2l-West Washington at Cherry
Sept. 2e-SoIon.
sept. 2I-23-South Paris
Sept. 2l-25-Franklin County al Farm
SeDta -l-ZJ-NOrtn hlloX al Union.
Sept. 2l-2S-FarmiuGton
Sept g--2.-No. Ellsworth Farmers
C!up at North Ellsworth.
Sept. 23-25-Hartland.
Sept. 2s--Greentown Fair Association
at Greene.
Sept. .S-30-BristoI Agricultural So
clety AT Bristol Mills.
Sept. ZS-30-LiFernoTe Falls.
Sept 2S-3e-ksnnebec County at Read
field.
Sanr 2S--ochuewaxau Agriculture
Society at Monmouth.
Sept. 2s-3o-Androscog County at
Livermore Falls.
Sept 2S-30-DAmariSc scotia.
Sent. 2S-9o-EryebuTS
Sept. 2S-3G-Reauebee County al Read
ield.
Sept. 2S-Richmono-
Sept. 2s-30-AadoveF.
Oct. Leeds Center.
oct. 5-I-Shapleigh at Acton
Oct TRANQUILITY Grange AgrI. ASS n.
at Lincolnville-
Oct. 8-7-somerset Agricultural So
cieIy at Arson
Oct. 12-14-T9pshaIn.
Nov 16-I9-MaiEe State genealogical,
Portland.
Jan. "a. is2I-western Maine Poui-
try Assn South Paris.
Ian A., 1S2l-Soufh Berwick Poultry
Association at South Berwick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
PISHON'S FERRY

Mrs. Eta GiiddeH of Portland IS
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lettie
CLANCY.
Mr.. ana Ars. Herbert PuI7ngton
ana Nj. ana Mrs. George Weeks OF
Canaan we're IN. town SUNDAY calling
on friends
David Spearing Of South Dakota
is visiting ms sister Mrs. Lydia
Wells.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Blackstone
ana son, Scott. ana Mrs. " z. Pen
dexter OF Fairfield. we're IN town
Saturday.
Miss Bella Hilton is confined 10 her
home by illness
Mr. and Mrs. VIII robey and son.
John. and daughter. Marion. and Mr.
Tobeys sister, Miss Clara Tobey Of
Waterville we're recently IN town call
ing on fr.eads.
{. N. Holt OF SkoWheEan was d
cc!ler n own Saturday He aas on
his way 10 Nortaport where his fam
NJ are staying.
Mr. ana Mrs. Wade wheeler ana
their guests, Nh. anu Mrs. Charles
Newcpmb OF WATERFOWL, Mass. aaxe
returned after passing d week AT
NoFl hporr.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Fans Barnes Of AL
aura PASSED The week end with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Manson ana
Air. ana Mrs. I. IA. Richardson took
an automobile Trip Tuesday To North
port.
Friends n this place Of Mrs Al
Ian HaIne were saddened 10 near of
her sudden death which occurred
ThursaaE evening ii her home at
Nres Corner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
FEED NERVES PLENTY OF
PHOSPHATE IN SUMMER
Keen Minded Men. Eer getic and Successful
Rely ON 1t, Asserts Promi nent n. Y. Physician.

Physlciaus' +~Whs's whe." ana natiss-
ally known author of rnedicAi ts9 oeeks.
Il q NEST emphatic statement SAID;
If / hEd nay vas, Bitro- FhespA<ie
shouId be prescribed by every aecscr and
2sea every hospital
Later DR. kolls ssia; ''whsa the
nerve tissue begins TO less u rgtAiit%.
woman begins to iese her youth and viva
c.eESness- Her lively, pleasant a1Sposi-
ZION faces away-=hs becomes irritable
aacoEn panioaabie. rsooay ana dssponnent
Il would indeed he cca-ssuu ~ more
men ana women were aware OF the en-
easy o. B,tro- Phpsp hAiF.
Hot weather IS dreaded by men and
women who are weak him nerToIs.
tlmiI -ud lAckiDg EorOus develop
nsRt b~-- aGSs I ssps tEelr N.taI3tg almost
to the oreaAslg point.
To al such people Bitro-Phosphate .
recommended because t - he one or
lsaulC phosphate which. when absorbed lay
The system. Viii supply the sIsIasut Rss-
0ssary fnE a Eorsu=. healthy bsaT free
from any suggestion Of weakness OF diS-
ordered nerves.
Y04r aTuEE.st mas BtTe-PhesphAie n
tho or gina ~ gka-e With comriete IN
strnctioIla ta~ bsS 81 rrsgits---Acsv,
4uE5-1--l0--a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Bitro-Phoshpaie . Gosls~nd


Man and women. nervous ana frettui
'easiiY upset ana often faI;gusd need
plenty Of organic phosphate. ANA the
sooner they heed this advice the better
their health xIA be-
In every one Of tns millions Of cells
that make Up your body phosphorus : \
most important part.
Your nervous system your brain your
blood and even Your bones must have a
sufficient supply ~ phosphorus or weari-
ness, nervousness ana general RIM down
condition. well Lack Of normal ine--
Ia psEeF sure 10 result
Big men OF 4ffalrs--Ini -htg men who
control Industries because of sheer Will
HoWer ana nervous force. know this. OF
u they don't arr clever enough to have =
physician who aces.
Physicians more and more are reaIix-
ing that Btro- Phosphate. IS dispensed
by 3. L Blther anu ali leading 5TuS
stores. a necessity 20 over forty
per eeai of men anu women. because
present nay foods do not contain
enough phosphate n give the body ana
especially the aeTy Gus system tAs supply
Z needs
speaking on this very subject D.
Freder'ch $. AaaIe. Eattcr- n NET o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George s Williams
entertained d numner Of their friends
on Tuesday evening at their summer
home at Lake Cobbossee. Dancing
Was enjoyed and very ENJOYABLE
evening was passed. Delicious re-
freshments We're served. Those pres
ent were: MIR. and Mrs. H J. Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton L. Wheele..
Mr. ana Mrs Samuel Murphy, M.
and Mrs. Frank " Ban. Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. w. Horton. MIR. and Mrs.
Q. I. Stone, Mrs. Robinson. and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Winship and Walter
c. Hutchinson of this city; ana Mrs.
Warren and daughter Of Dover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
THIRD MAINE REGIMENT
AsSO'N WILL HOLD 46TH
REUNION IN CITY HALL

The 46th annual reunion of the
Third Maine Regiment Association
viii be held IN Grand Army Hall on
Wednesday, Aug. Il, beginning at
1000 \. M. Mayor Burieigh Martin
Of Augusta VIII give the address of
welcome. and Commander George Z.
Gay If Seth Williams Post VIII res
pond. Judge Robert \. Cony VIII
give an address. this 20 be followed
by d program Of recitat.ons anu rnu-
sac. Dinner will be served al the
noon hour. The wives, children ana
grandchildren Of the members are
also invited 10 be present upon the
occasion.