davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
Gmbarrass, Mimn.

aosfo tGst1 fpl1std ei nae firloi'
tlfiio Muttojo> leboesiG, min nina
buono fpnGst1 aloin tobertaa jos
toimiti1s t1st1 lelpGn ioo ia Iuo
tilaa lebben palstoille. yeo eletddn
iitG t1GllGfin futen mruallnfin.
8ottumlarffinnt on fomin potmoslo
ia binta $3.50 busieli ia mime
fel1n a~uarostosto l1betettD on moatl
ITO morfinoille 76 foorolastio
pottujo) ia fiifn ties fltinta polJon
mielG l1betetGGn. Sairautta OH
olIut tGnG tolapeno: ~furffunl1t1n,
IentIua, tltbfuria. 2entiu on ipienDt
mufonaonio 10sfuntn. Sumon tlr'
ioittniof,n TAI fof;a len folpia fou-
ria ia mpoS 5 lopiista, joiSta ipan@
bin poifomme Senrp OH ioonut pal
ion fGriiG; ban leifattiin Souoontn
5ospitaalisia A pdiwG bnbtifnnto
forfpnn tafoo, ioten MT on toifpo
paronemiiesto. &uitenfin fun foif-
finoinen oboistuS on p1GllG, ei nap
t1 lilloin lolita ipaon lurtealto,
noon nutuosna on bpipG el11 ia
to,itimrotcesIa ola fun ltelu noits
til roitboo Seeiufien lperiboofpois-
ia, iofo Oh meioGn outuoafli teb-
mt eifG o%inoastoan MCLEAN tpoar
faifen mailman.
Slim ie on, eli mltufIi ie mi1tn;
IunostuS on t1ptettp, Ell MT Serron
nrmo puiltu, ionosio on ndptettp
eta TOTO maoilina pG1ii fabotufless
ia. Oi iosso len 10 fdiittdis toto
moilmn, ipoan barpat borwoistntin
fem bilonloo ia usfoo fun Ell Goes
papit, iotfo miille loornoo nae.
Noiffo fiitos Sumolnn, OF poppto-
fin, iotfa tobtii ioarnoto eipdnfeliiis
mia faifiIle lnoouiIle Seelufien
fasfpn miifaan ia moi fuinfo iii-
Ioiielta Ie foituu fun laarnomies
tobtii iulistaa ipntiien aiman oii'
hioafIi Seeiufien teosia ilnton eb'
toio, ia toiielta puolen tdtiottiiita
eponfeliumi uiein ripustetaon tits
rem pitfan riuiin nenddn libonpa-
lana naIfGan fuoIemaiiilloon ole'
malIe ia pofotetaan lie iieltd otto'
maiffa on nipan pointat
foiffi. On ifGpd fuuIIa laiieita:
uitiius on ipaImistetti, outiiiis on
Sattoa 7:IIe iipuIIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

@liorten pit6d1p1lttGm1n ia fnt
fuloin lmtfeemnn, miitta mimin orr
moni ei pibG iinustn policeman ia
minun raltboni liitto eli pio1 LON
feemom pois, ianoo Serro linun ar
mobtoios. IGit1 raffnnn toipaallis
fen Sidmme fosfnnn mirttitmotto.
mia armototuufiia oil miori leni@
noorilainen gfiel &. &offonen neil
le u~sfottaipofii tobistamasia tdman
bitbtifuun 6 b. @uto rnfns taimaal-
linen SiGmme, ettentme fitriat oliii
main falliin lanai fiuiliiat, maan
mposfin fen f1tfii1t. &ninfa ilois@
to olitaon fuulln fun tlon nuoren
Observation-Disclosures illistojdn '9uo
ile oil Slinlolon larlnn bo%rjuntat.o.
MALE folliollc ratennettu, joten
b1n moiffafin .niorena oppilanila
moi apostoli Yoamolin tulpoin &ris
tl1s >falIiolle rofentao Serrnn leura'
funtoo. Seifona ianonfuilijona tn
Ii mieleeni fliinfa cnfaan iloisto
bGnelle itlelle ianoo olIo ormosto
autltaona ia lamaa &riStif1en teos
ia toimitettua roltban ia aiitnuoen
eipanfeliumia julistno nellie. Wtilts
ia min ibnuea ia follisto tuttl Dn'
men tponiG oiyfin, OH lc I%on1nllo e
oespoStulfiellista Min fnntofanm-
me b1nt1fin uSfon rufoutlen tnl;>
aparIillo ormoistuimen tpfo etta leit
rafunnon Sierra Seeius &rtstits lal'
Il pbG ~eoelleenfin moruStoo boitef
,Sanen tposi61n tarwittaipilla lob
ioilIo ett1 Serro, eifG tGmun mail
man oppi ia miiiuus, ioilt baitelle
ionnnla onet oufdista. - Tottoof
nst1m6t, iotto olette b1nelld moolT
IiienG iiGn1 ia GitinG, piefdd o.
MUM, ptefG6 iuoin bdntd rhfoitts
len iiitpill1 toiipoolliien Slalnine
tpfo. &ofos it'd ia diti, iotfa tadlla
mailman mprsfp6pdlla ia poi''
baoipolIa mereIla borintte, tiitrrto y
onfoon oman poitonrte titole'
moiIelto bunIiIto fuilln INTO teilleS
fin omatlit iianfaiffilen ratfaitoef'
buulilto ia iuusto faifnfpat lnraf:
Sina ioit minln tpotd tefenrdarl IL
nun ipnneisiGii ia oIet tebnpt mt'
MULE waipoa iinrrn puboisio feots'
ioii. Min6, nina pppbtn lirliifl %
litiefdpmiieii pois minnn tdbtent "a
en- muista iinun ipteidii. wsind man
non itie fauttoni ia miniin liiiistas
nj on panbursfoiioen iard tdppd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22
Lypsylehmia

Mpptdtpdn6, 2dniin rotitiiia.
iotfa omot poifineet tommifuun 10.
puIIa ia beImi. ia moolisfitiin 26
p:pGn tpGfiIlG. Maioon rasnapi'
toiiuus on forfeimpia iaatputifiin
mitG noiooan iooipiittoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-22

KOULUK!RJOJA

KOULUk!RJOJA
Meilla on kaupungin taydellisin
varasto koulukirjoja. My6s suurin
valikoima.
Vihkoja, lyijykynia, kivitauluja.
muistikirjoja, neutrality-suspicious..
k~ivikynia, kynalaatikoita, kirjalauk-
kuja, kynRnvarsia ia kirjahihnoja.
IRONWOOD PHARMACY
212 Suffolk st. Telefooni No. -
= Sos pffiftn r,,unero auttoioo
i'd titIemottn, iImoittaioa fiita b.
Il Auttaian fonttooritn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
SPRING HOU SECLEANTNG
IN THE kENNEBEC RIVER

The Bath Times ni wednesday
.ng h1 had tae following snout the
annual leaving % the ice from rne
y es9neoec and tributaries:
Grinding and clrunenin- its way
I through he NafTDvs and -ile Reatu
great MASSES III ice nave been pass
HE DOWN the henneiiep toCny. having
come DOWN the river frpTn tire East
river. or clannel. and the eastern
aa-tipn nf Merr-meetinE Dar. The
west si6ie NJ the bay had not cleared
tins morning and II may ne tiue N
TWO before II Is e1rireiy clear
Up the Kennebec al Richmond
X ednesdss Msrning these was 4
mass OF ice n the river but The bie
FIELDS are gradnRlly breaking I'D ann
WITHIN 8 dEF or So the kennehec will
he sufficiently clear Of the ice foes
SO that navigation may ne resumed
above cflis*cttr
In the fields which PASSED duwn
rpCiav there was not much drift stuff.
A few riverTnen were out in boats
picking up the few stray logs Hn6
sgicks Of timber which had crrne
1ibflE Will AitS Tx Hut it'A1- "a ~aaSIl
nEti MADE my -lrh hEris.
With the mass of SNOW and Ire
which mas beer sn the srpuHu and II
the streams the past winter II was
feared that there might be great
frnshefs and much damage when the
icB brukb away and started down
ting river bur the warm spells have
been followed by coiser on-s amt
the ire ana anDw have gone In this
section without damage or iIcon-
ventence 20 many peupie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Miss Louise D. Mayhew. who
PASSED the winter in Portland fIas re-
turned 70 her hume here.
Is. r. Cram vert TO Portland Nor
dxr 10 attend rhe supEsmE court IL
juror.
Rev Charles H Ber-- returned
frn.n Boston On SATURDAY.
E1AST-MsM Hsr Hammond arla
baby Of Belgrade. were Recently v1si-
tors - ths heFns Of Mrs Hammond
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morelana
Thompson
Miss Mildred Ingnam. who y-Rs
operated On for appendicitis al Al
gusra General nsapstaa. four weeks
aeo. Is now able 70 sit I'D.
Mrs Elmer Ward IL teaching the
spring term at Tie Creesev district.
Mrs. Nellie Brown OF Vienna is
aEistInG IN The iaousewnrk
Hollis Jacobs is boarding al thE.
home Of otis Dunn.
Mr. and Mr. Eli waGisiEh Alsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
STIRRING NEWS FROM
NEWSPAPER OF 1881

Miss Etta T. Lovtloy oi West SIC
nev sends The kennebec journal n
cid paper found arngn- rs docu-
mems and papers Of her father. the
late Charles H L4vvelEs. that Il
cur1o 10 All VINO have seen II, t'@rT7-
Il COPY II ne Nov %. 1881 issue ~
he Somerset Republican. published
III No-ridgewoCh ny Asa W"Tn&n.
proprietor. WIKI Increase Adam
urln-c-. Il car~its rs polItics'
slogan n sunbursi ss-eT tbs tFle
heading -DerDucratiG- II Vas foi
Andrew Iachsor for President II III
coming etet-ler NJ l6S-, INNING II
follow M, SCI IF with italics t-n1
- pltEls, -"
For President Audrey Jackson
The mar and has measures :--I'aui4l
protection o Agriculture, MIMI
facrImcs ana CoTnmercs-A liiera
construction af the CONSTITUTION.
win exercise ii eEpresa. not IMPLIED
-. v-f.rS-A tl-rn adherence 20 Dernt
r~aTle ur-ncig,ies-to Individual II
municipal lights sO sD7'erelGI11E g.
lac ~tales. INC Tire spy'arei-rty %
ne T,eoriI
An item on The american Nav7
ssvs:
According 10 q list Of tbs navy +r'
1871. there arr seven ships ~
--77us egytt. ss-7-cu friEaTus NJ - gun.
-i7-es <ri-4tes % SC. rwo snJrs of %
10 Ships 81 Is: four schooncrs Of
a~74. a :: And TWO store strips
ei0aS ina abpve which are If
mere ara on the stocks nearly -. n
Fos launcrlr~ i've sfIlrS # - -7sf'-
seven sligstes On - ara s-rns SIN
~ g-sssels -ltt- PeflTrs, rTsn:a
~ stpcks a1 T'',i.e DELPHI - i
largest v4sSei in IN ra y~'----gnd 81
= surDos--a. .,v MIN. - }'@ he
arg 81 v-.,aSeI II the worid- n
Vermont ~ Ice stocks ISL Charles
.t,v-n nav varG- = not 80 u
----,,.+ ed Ct ny whole fleet - sIn
-.ft
$ Hlayr-eEous destructive weapFssl
i ursd of III an grIlole eH a me-
Engine ef Death
a ,rlsi az new air gun. the ir-
.ye.f7rlon of Nj perrauft uf Roueys.
WAS MADE "a short time SINCE al
Paris. TINS terrible INSTRUMENT OF
destruction is mounted On -pIierS or
little carriages Three guns can I've
fitted on nrE E1rrlEge. anQ caC.
pointed n different directions. They
are discharged ny means of wheel,
which IN infant vould he able % re-
rnDve. Earl cannon tfrns of tive
hundred halls mISuTH Eru five
thousands balls can bs discharged
without II ilHlng necessarT 70 gel
fresh SUNNY OF compressed AR. All
-h. apuararus required fpr the three
lannon's can be carried by one horse.
= natterv Of these guns 10 ar IA
definite length mEy be formed and
ihsir effect upon mass would bs 70
cut Them. through Is q sEH curs
plank
The antire four pages are full of
lotal domestic ana foreign news,
Tlot,ai,iy the most interesting eI me
day, with a far amount u aGver-is-
lnE II is well preserved ana is ~
interesting ana rare message .ru:a
the past.
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Apuieraur Yorsce

TtroJf-h the medium a Z Portland
daily paper comes Ihe news Of the
marriage Of Anguish own dauch-
Ter" Miss Helen Sherman Torke q
dishR AppiehauTn. ner rnconLly ap-
oolutec rlaEa-ar n concert WORK.
s. piece n news II interest @ hun
lreds uf people Throughout Maine be
anne known yesI erdav wnan an
npuncameut was mace o. me MAJ
-IGEe Of Miss Helen sherman yOrke.
former augusta S1-l now : well
known concerr singer. 10 Misha Ap-
flebaurI. head 81 The Humanitarian
'ulI. which oak place Il New Y priz
Wednesday. after "A lu-azrtic court
Snip liz. mad -4sled oI.y Is days.
Nisha Appiebaum Was divorced II
1917 from Mrs. Trina Co<riand Ap-
pie.i,a urn II Iaverdaie, WI. obtained
rler +r'aea0rn from INN on he -round
II rEe.sll o,Ile.tr- claiming that AZ
Iluiculed and Inundated btI II pI3-
nc
Mr.. Allp.t,s,fsum met has present
bride March =. when Is president II
he Ius'e@l Bureau Of America ne
us invited Q attend th= recital IL
Winch Miss Tuvh, laaGe hcr iel,ut
Ter Jt- ausTuree ~ David Bis
nhGT- n. was ST eaaIrrsa with her
'-oars .-Hd 31:'eaanc4 thar ITnmetI4-
fesr offered IT, Tna:4sSe 0er l-pncartS
+t.:- Hve Et'aTS. iut iafcr ~ans1uuea
jIs-1 n4 preferred tct r1a4.,e II 81 Ee
a'r=a -Ern-,ft
al. AEpleilaurn WIS married 20
ISIS YORK.. bt SGpreTns Court Jus
-.rr CIV - ms HAMMERS ~ The IIfsii-
'';-IE BarE building. 5 ustiee JTty "a
~ chose, 10 perform -L- rerernnrv
..-'s'' U>e lte si-u-d - n"der .rr appl-
-5a~ 80 ne n humanitarian Cuir ii
Gov Years ago wflch sSrJg Charles
stieigw afterwards .7--nver 10 hg
innocent man from he electric
i1eir.
ill., -Apuicha uTn 8 ~enarf ton ram
-- f-'' flrs Arpteball,u. r. whom he
q 7'7sr-1Ca u pcs, vi4~ 'et-eflec tv
-'H-r-oIne-t 70 tht Dcvv spa rre,-s-
II s-7t-d he uawsT,e i'ar man q,
'~-7FFyL. j'rTrC.duceu MS wife Is
s- -r-f3 .er IN pn----7r7-t WITS uor n
ia IL osr~, md SIa5ec mat
-'.-- e. re - syans 'Ts}e. = & ADDED aet
-'-- v""-r s-;H dear friends. ard jEat
g.. ea-f.5 r01-riuus re- provide aiI.erEl
ro- a4r ana -heir severn yrt-sr--olc
2s. jchr.
Hiss Yorl.e. tite oveeeIl, Mrs. AK
1.rFsaurn. Is a native III AuE'us-a. ANA
RS = musical fJp3 4 l.ievve-iN-r IT,
Cain formerly u tins CITY. Gow of
WalIa W1IIa Washington -'tP w'ar--
abroad 70 study music hefr~e The W. ,
broke out. remained in ITALY during
the wRr. ana has only recently made
mar American debut SIS IS living
ia Writer Il iii. Boston
Of h;s marriage ID heI MishR Ap-
,.3e'ps,llrr Inade ms comment:
y was 80 harmed offered -
infringe llef. ,-s,ncserts ar fi1e vearE.
hut We've. u--t1dei 10 sign mp foT life =
ha ssdtt-u fstGrninE ou TVS bride.
Words a,s. eutireis sup%I11uous when
d great happiness like thls comes 70
= mature man My grfv nj 7 Wi,
Ip.iosy cu. l+speyLIy-e 5:.rt-eTs and rt-
Tain o3lr Individual aims. lending n
pursuit ~ iis- great s1 common gpDd.
No. here viii Us no wedding Trip.
We won't Spend mDney fpr that"
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Get Together at
the "Get-Together'

Ralph Z MarIlen. FIRST uresanHH1 Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, Man.
dnssEer. New Hampsntre. and Hree
T. Dingie-. President Of the levin
ION journal Publishing Company q
lewiston Maine. viii speak tonight
al the Get Together Smoker in
Union Hall We 2g7 Water street.
where they will tell n forceful ana
convincing language what Chambers
IF Commerce have drre fnr thu pec-
PIE Of their communities ane eznct-
liar cfr7c-cunsns-c.zl organization.
Ths meeting viii be called 10 orre-
promptly Ell eight O'Clock rr willis
z Swift, Chairman, Executive CEn-
paign Committee, Augusta Chamber
q Commerce. Robert Crosby, carn-
pairn manager, who il directing Lhs
efforts Of citizens Of Augusta 70
viii also speak Good Fellowship viii
prevail and singing viii be lee by q
r Bilcdeau- There viii he No solici-
taIien for members af Lus drive
does not begin until Tuesday. april
20. anG admission viii BE- free.
The sole purpose of the Smoker IL
ID present ID residents of Augusta
fundamental facts regarding .
Chamber of Commerce and results
attained N other cities.
3ar. Marnen Is we'll knUwn N Al
gusta He Is q prominent and pop
uiar speaker al Rotary CLUBS
throughout New England. Mr. Ding
ley mas also MADE for himself al en-
vIahie reputation as speaker
Merchants ana o-her business PEG
pie OF Augusta are cooperating 70
-ht fullest extent IN the Chamber q
Commerce campaign. Slogans h2Tf
hsaen placen IL windows. snch as
When some one plans 10 ne-p
your city. plar 10 help that pfan
ION the Chamber ri Commerce.
Captains u .ezms reported last
nirr1 thar they are rupldfy- com
pie1inc thH membership OF Fhetr
UNITS. ana il Is very likely teams
rnndt. ID entirely Of women members
viii also take part II rhe drive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Mr. and Mrs Elmo Godfrey have been
visiting in town Recently.
Vance Ldrfeoin has moved has family
back rom North WAYNE, where ne h2s
been ernpiovet for the winter
Mrs. Maud Wing and granddaughter
nave Teturned from Autrsirn- after d
y-isit 70 her daughter.
Mrs Frank Derby Of I.ivernnre Fails
was the guest Of hep sister. Mrs. M. &
BessA last week.
Alien Stinchaeia. whu has neen con-
finesi 10 the house for The past rwp
weeks with influenza is gaining slowly.
Rev. E s Igongies attendHd the meet
ing for the Ints-ehurcf Movement st
waTervilfe aaondzr.
A union service will ne held AZ the
Msshodist church Sunday. ANIL L
There viii afs Sermon Ivy tsig pasto-
Rev. P J. -ittnz. and stereorficon
lecture IN the evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

We desire 70 THINK the friends whe
kindly gave their assistance during
the Illness Of Charles C Robinson
and those who semi flowers IL the
time OF the funeral especially Che
members ot Cusnnoc Hose Co. ana
tne Painters Union
MRS. FLORA {. SMITH AND FAM
lily
MI. AND MRS. .. ARTHUR ROB-
LNSoN
Mr.. AND Mrs. STEPHEN 7. ROB-
LNSON
Mr.. AND MRS. 4. =. BCRRILL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
skin

Yellow blotcy skin only dsagreeabe and rrrnsive
the sign Of hDuness and sluggish condition
which may gradually undermine your health
Don't let this continue. Use ST. f." Afwuod's Medicine
liver sunarh and other digestive organs working smoothly
You VIII feel better have and complexion
viii and healthy. Your hlood VIII absorb
strength um your fond znd your system win be hktw able
withstand disease
Keep q bottle ALWAYS ready Take a liberal due Ut the
of coxstunfun The So
r. VIII benefit the family. Young old. Il alb
soiuelr harmless and gIves reef without weakening
other organ. For 60 yeaxs II has brought hath and haf
thousands, and fniD Justify thu cuufdemue
placea yoa hsve uss Il bzr lsxxe hate 5oc
from yuzr dealer. az r" Msdicm ca, ruRflaxn Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

During theae dsyF how rnAny chiirrrn
ar cDmn1a1ning OF henxzchse fs~Nrfrh-
nsns- sknnnnrn tsnuhAas ami isreeulAv
Mother Grngs Sweet Powders wpuse ar
tnr their chit6reH NO family sDule ever
ne withsut thems These powders are So
sasy and pleasant ID snks ana SO elzee-
tive in their action thar npshefF wha
once une than always teR ether nueh-
ers Stscut them aoae by ss1xuGisfx rversr.
where .-4hrv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

-rsuvssee Corner ard South FaTeste
have begun with tine sarns teachers
AS last term
E.rien esHe Tusset; the week end 81
Wilton
NrE Cora Fellows is .iIe first %
report April chicks.
Ruth Tack. wil2 hRs pesn saffnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
MARGUERITE CLARK
HERE SATURDAY

Marguerite CLARK is Al her very, very
best in All Of a Sudden Peggy" II
which she viii ne ssen at the Colonial
the&tre Ssiurdzg. OF course. Mias Clark
is ALWAYS good. hut she seems even bet
ter in this play which gives her plenty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

In connection with the WORK now
being dons toward establishing ths
Chamber Of Commerce the prnmot-
ere brought into the journal Office.
Yesterday. a handful q letters ad-
dressed 70 thai body, Showing that
the sfpposItion is tnaI the chamber
is ALREADY III sxlsTence-as II viii bs
N few days. One letter Is from
Paterson. Y. J.. one from Ca1han.
Cole, anu one from Temple. Okla
sroma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

inr with acaft rheumatism. IN sm-
proving.
e. j. Hearacn- who has been v1D~s
ittng his daughter. MIS- II. i. Tuck.
has returned TO -FRrningaale.
Aise Lsorise SrirrnitE. vino has,
seen visiting Arr fatiae-, has 70
surnea to eurtlxnG-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Mr. Herbert K jon Of CONNECTICUT
OF the National Association Of An
duonn Societies. VIII give lecture
On Wild BIRD Life, illustrated by
motion pictures. II ths First Baptist
church Friday evening. April &c.
Mr. JOB comes under the auspices Of
rhs Bah Bird Conservation CIun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Continues from Page Fenl

LOST City viii run Tor IL weeks ENC II
is the confident prediction Of Manager
Apnlehy that II viii prpve the most sat-
istvinE serial ever shown aere-znv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrs. a H HarLsharn returned
Thursday from Wstsrviile where she
mas been passing q week Is he guest
81 riends anu relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Central Maine Power
Company

family were Sunday visitors at me
home OF Albert Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs Merton Dunn arc the
proud parents NJ Z haby bcv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Big dance Naccabee Hall Friday
night. Smiths Orchestra with bells,
rnarimfas and singing clsrts.
srs6sf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Dirt is merely dust and SCOT held by some kind of
greasy binder--ol from the skin, the natural oil
of fabric or foreign grease from spots dropped
at the table or gathered from other sources.
The mission of soap is to dissolve this greasy
binder thereby releasing the dust particles, which
sift out of the fabrics and restore clothes to
cleanliness.
The principle Of washing is to force the soap and
water through the cloth in order to reach and
dissolve all the grease spots.
The washboard does not cleanse by the friction of
rubbing; it is merely in helping to force the soap
and water through the fabric that it is effective
Yet, one does not use the washboard for fragile
things-one only souses them them UP and down
m warm soap suds until they come out spotless.
This same process would be equally effective In
washing wooden blankets, bath mats, grime-stif
play garments and linens.
But woman has not the physical strength or the
time to use this gentler though effective method,
therefore resorts to the washboard and boiler on
things that can, for a time withstand rougher
handling.
The Eden accomplishes with the gentler process
In few moments that which woman could not
do in hoursor could not, in most cases do at all.
Laces, linens fragile garments. bulky woolens,
sturdy play clothes-all are treated wit hthe same
degree of harmless, gentle action, yet with such
effectiveness that no dirt can resist the power Of
the Eden to cleanse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
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srhsaiK al SAnaersuu Corner.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-21
THE MOTOR CARS
WORTH TO COUNTRY
1T HAS BUILT PUBLIC ROADS
AND GREATLY INCREASED
LAND VALUES.

The practical utility of the motor
car is often under discussion, that
is whether the country accepts the
fact that the growth of motor car
sales has grown through the present
almost universal adoption of the au-
tomobila as an individual unit OF
transportation.
However" says Mr.. j. w. Kenne-
DIV. of the Dawson Buick Co., local
dealers for Buick products, "the
greatest credit to the motor car
should be from the wonderful in
creased values given to suburban
property and the farm lands through
road improvement.
Statistics show US that in 1914
the revenue from motor vehicles in
Alabama. Florida, Georgia and Ten
nessee, for example, aggregated
s399,7 while in 1919 they totaled
the enormous sum of $1,957, 686.
With constantly increasing vehicle
license rates, as now in Georgia, the
figures will go on increasing.
Through highway commissions this
money is constructing highways for
traffic through the length and
breadth of the South"
"The automobile is the same nee
essary daily factor in the life of the
owner as the telephone, the tele-
graph or any ofsthe common utilities
of the present age-except one is
for common usuage and the other
for use at the will of the owner. 1t
serves to increase the unit value of
the owner end those units combined
contribute to the growth and up
building of the community"
Mr.. Kennedy makes announcement
that his company will shortly have
samples of the new 1921 Buick line,
which he says have Incorporated
many new and desirable features.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-21
TAX ARBITRATION
WILL BEGIN THURSDAY
LANG AND TILLMAN UNABLE
TO AGREE AND CONVICTION
is APPOINTED.

Judge j. A. Laing,. representing
Terrell county, and Mr.. c. T. Till
man, of Quitman, representing the
state, were unable to agree upon the
third man in the arbitration of the
tax returns of Terrell county, and
Judge Laing received notice this
morning that the comptroller gen.
eral had appointed Judge w. A. Gov
ington, of Moultrie, as umpire.
1t was also stated that Mr.. Till
man and Judge Covington, if the
latter accepts, will be in Dawson on
Thursday morning of this week at
10 o'clock to begin with Judge Laing
the investigation, and any citizen of
the county who is interested is
invited to be present.
The state tax commissioner fixed
the value of Terrell land at $40 per
acre, while the land of all coun-
ties adjoining Terrell have been val
ued by him at just half that amount
The counties, in which Mr.. Full