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Time ADDS TO
LINCOLN'S FAME
Passing Years Bring In
creased Acknowledgment
of His Wise States
manship.
T N the mere recital of the facts
of Lincoln's, life there is little to
ocrn,tpt fnt. hjC Ioinr fh., npIp

~ tht vi t1t ldNts
of Lincolns, life there is little to
account for his being the only
American except Washington
whose birthday has been made a ma
tional holiday. His origin was Eng
lish, as he descended from English
Quakers who settled in Pennsylvania.
His own branch of the family went to
Virginia, and thence to Kentucky, In
diana and Illinois. His birthplace,
though rude, was not unlike those
about him, the one roomed cabin of
the Western pioneer, situated In II
wild region and with only the rudest
necessities.
There was little In his boyhood to
mark 1t out from his fellows save in
the thorough use he made of his scanty
opportunities for improvement. He
possessed only handful OF books
the Bible. "Aesop's Fables" Pilgrims
Progress" "Robinson Crusoe." the lives
of Washington and Henry Clay-but
of these, by continual study. he made
himself complete master. Meanwhile
the difficulties of his daily life made
him strong and vigorous. stimulating
n wholesome growth of body and mind.
The importance of this foundation of
health can hardly be overestimated.
In view of the strain lie was to bear
I'm later life. That he retained this
early vigor is evident from anecdotes
of his delight in feats of strength even
after he attained the presidency. BY
means of farm work that In those
days included every form of bodily
exercise, by II short experience ms II
country storekeeper, by an almost ri
diculous military training, Lincoln
saw in essence something of every
form of life and saw each form in its
barest simplicity. From these crudest
facts he drew the 'homely directness
of thinking, readiness in analysis. n
simplicity of view and keenness OF
humor that tinctured his whole mind.
His Early Studies.
There is nothing that gives MS a bet
ter insight into the origin of his great
ness than the story he tells OF his
early methods of study. Even as n
boy. he says. he was accustomed to
hear discussed public questions of
every sort. The language and rhetoric
of his elders was far beyond his com
prehenslon. but with the true pioneer
spirit the boy Lincoln. educated to
overcome difficulties by his daily life,
not tired by multiplicity OF subjects.
was never willing to abandon sub
iect without understanding II. He
would after hearing knotty debate.
20 over the whole controversy by him
self until he was satisfied that he had
extracted from 1t every root and gist
of the matter. This done, Lincoln
saws. he strove to put into the simplest
language what he had learned. In or
der that it might be within the under
standing of any hearer.
Thus 1t was that he learned to an
aIyze and solve political questions, and.
having solved them, to present the
matters In such form as to he under
stood by the simplest of his hear
ers. In tie days when personal su-
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Cautiously Stated.

The American officers who came to
the courts at Cannes to compete for
the army tennis championship We're re-
quired on Their arrival to report to
Colonel johnson. the organizer. When
one competitor came in, Colonel John
son, according to American Lawn Ten
mis-. looked mp and said:
Are You II tennis playerE
The lieutenant looked little bash
full and replied:
We'll. l think am-at least, ! have
orders TO prove it,"
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Linnoln,s BIcsrlnu.

Lincoln attended II woinan's fair
given in 1864 for the benefit Of the
soldiers. IN his speech he praised the
soldiers and then added; III all that
has been said by orators and poets
since the creation of The world in
praise of women We're applied to the
women OF Ancricn II wonld NOT do
them Justice for the'r conduct dur
ing the war. God bless the women OF
Anerica."
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He Wasn't So Much,

Giles grandmother with whom he
lived, was i'll and the little fellow was
left ncared for except for his own
childish efforts. one day he came
home very dirty and shabby in ap-
pcarance and with his Stockings down.
His grandmother. .bewailed the fact
that she WAS unable TO take proper
care of him.
Gee. grandmother" said Giles. you
don't know the world. You ought to
see the other guys"
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Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

opening. A few bottles of S. S. S.
the great vegetable blood nlcdi-
cine, will revitalizc your blood and
give you new strength aad 4
healthy. vigorous vitality. Every
one needs it just now to keep the
system in perfect condition. Go
to your drug. store and get bottle
to-day, and il you need any medi-
cal advice, you can obtain it with
rector. swift speeise Co., 46 swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
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c.tarrb Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh is local disease, greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is composed of some of the best tonics
known. combined with some OF the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
of the ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
. Druggists TIC. Testimonials free.
q. ]. Cheney x Co., Props, Toledo. Ohio.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add OF. Bay Rum,
n small box of Barbo Compound. and u
OF. OF glyccrine. Apply to the hair twice a
week until it becomes the desired shade.
Any druggist can put this up or you can
mix it at home at very little cost. 1t will
gradually darken streaked. faded gray hair,
and will make harsh hair soft and glossy.
il will not co'or the scalp. is not sticky or
greasy. and does not rub oif.-Ady.
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Not Idle.

I'm afra.. you're an idle fellow
Sam
What's that, sahi'
''Im afraid you like 10 idle away
your time"
"Oh, no. sab, ! doesn't, Sah. Why
| gifts m wife mo- work Ilian she can
do. snh =
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Almost Evefy Human Aiknent
Is Directly Traceable to Inn
purities in the Blood.

You should pay particular heed
to any indication that your blood
supply is becoming sluggish, or
that there is lessening in its
strong and vital force.
BY keeping your blood cleansed
your system more easily wards oil
disease that is ever present, wait
ing to attack wherever there is an
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Pointed out safetx,r pa,h.

Abraham Lincoln said; "Tench rev.
erence and obedience 10 the ConstItn-
tion and laws OF our country and we
are safe; otherwise there's damg,-
aI'aad" "
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A Terror. Perhapsi

"Bessic. why don't you Try To In II
-ood little girl:' Il do try awfully
hard" But You don't succeed very
we'll" "Why, mother. just think how
bad Ia he If | didn't try at all."-Life.
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Where the Eeathers Go.

"a man might succeed in fentheriug
AiS own nest" remarked the Observer
of Events and Things, "if 50 much of
his money didn't 20 toward putting
them ON his wife's hats
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If we always prepare ourselves for
,he worst that may happen. we will
never he disappointed
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
ICutiCura Soapl
is Ideal for
! The Complexion
Soap 25e, Ointment Is and Soc. Taleum 2se.
BRAZIL. SOUTH AMERICA

Reliable information for these
desiring to locate there. Address
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ic'p El'tttu .
presidency.
1851 lnaugurated
as president on
March I.
ISG3.-1ssued Em-
anclpatlon Proc
lamatioD freeing
four IN ll1ion
slaves.
1SGi-Re-elccted to
presidency.
1865 - Assa ssinat-
ed by J o h n
wilkes Booth
April II. Died
April 10. Re-
mains inferred at
Springfield. H.,
May 4.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
A Lincoln Chronology

1S06-AIarriag of Thomas Lincoln and
Nancy Hanks June L., Washing
ton county. Ky.
1S09-Abraham born Feb. IL, Hardin
(now La Rue county,, ny.
1S16-Family moved to Perry county.
Ind.
1S1s-Death OF Lincoln's mother.
1S19-Second marriage of Thomas
Lincoln to Sally Bush Johnston.
Dec. 2. at Elizabethtown. NY.
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lS42-NIarried Nov. 4 TO Mary Todd.
Duel" with Gen. Shields.
1S43-Birth of Robert Todd Aug II.
1S46-Election to congress. Birth Of
Edward Baker, March 10.
1S4S-Delegate TO Philadelphia ma
tional convention.
1S5O-Birth of William Wallace. Dec: q
1S53-Birth of Thomas. April 4.
1S56-Assists In formation Republican
party.
1S5S-Joint debate with Stephen A.
Douglas. Defeated for United
States senate.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

\ woman isn't necessarily shallow
because her beauty is only skin deep.
When the money of some people
convcrsrs IL uses u megaphOne.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

Work thai has not q cent In IL mup
he the best paying job in the world.
Some men are satisfied with empty
honors. but the topper prefers his fun
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

premacy came mainly from The power
of oratory or convincing speech there
was no surer road TO leadership.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
W holeSaIe Cure
For Rheumatism

- Te--Aa9Wu Riverside Drive resi-
asnI Is Interested 4 bees and asuaL &
has fac ealecL5n-wnar they ao
not unceremsulausiy leave rs hives
Tor other quarters. lie mas oeen very
successful n handling them. SO Ia as
beng sfs1lg ls concerned. bu- aiWavs
taxes the precaulon u DOMINO
gloves and nerLlg around ms head
when Sc aoIag.
! ne sifal'N ~ tbs experience is q
little different from ms previous ones
1cr, when he Went To remove sp-0e
honey The other DAY. me bees -7r
some cause were very oeIl.Eerear and
attacked nm n HUN Bers He was
sruag n many places on the neck.
head anu naaas-bUT ne Iopk CUT ne
money Tor winch ne mad started
Then Lhe I'm - began. : -a--,r-
Die itching and burning SCI u. SO n
Tense and 40 Irritating TIA ne could
neither ST. or stand Win any corrrzyt-.
The aElcDBn rapidly became worse
ana PHYSICIAN was summoned Whe
gave treatment 50 taa1 finally ne
MAJ secured few hours sleep before
morning Ana when be ala awaken.
al Signs OF me poisoning 1aC alsau-
2eA1'ea and ne 1e4I as Wei as lsual
me doctor. Wn4lP SIN ID n III :
with MS pALer- II us ureriaE. ,.oul &
He1 resist asking nm = ne was ak
I2g rneUna-IC cure ay vaoIesH ..
The pa1er- SAD not Intentionally BIZ
admitted Cnat ne ha6 enough al ne
cure 70 guarantee MN against -ne--
Hla Ism Tor ne resi- II Ms -fa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Two Valuable Dogs VISIT Augusta

l>Wo u -he naadsones- dogs seen
n Augusta for a IDn~ wn.le. vera
Win Al automobile par mai pazsf 9
through neTe Su0Cay rlur--lp-. SIM
ping a. a resIa uranr <8r lunch Tn
dogs wef'e reddish brow n color.
very 6lgl1deG 5ut vary lhse~vaz7-.
espetla-.y Of me machine and articles
N - They were Inc aroDefvv o. :
r Ear OF so Comm BUS a7-a,lll...
hosran- who has been breeding tnerH
10r about IL rears- -hey beng Of m
famous Chinese chow Chows. noted
Tor Lnei- 5eAury and as wa-nh aoEa
The tw0 aoEx rested unconcer1eaI n
n ne open c3Dneau II ne auru wl5Jp
me party were n Inc ~es-aurar1- AID
appeared fully conscious ma raev
represented some SSnts w7rr : n dog
They are KNOWN as ne 7ne--nsr
dogs ana Jake neither orders or
cATesses from other rhan raeIr mas
Ter NJ Ear saws they cannot he
beaten as waIcn dogs ana ma he
can without lear Of thieves. lea 70 MS
garage Or place Of business with oae-
doors a night. SO lnng as ne dogs
are on guard
The Ear, par was Of ne va.
nome from d fishing "TRIP u Be. s-aas.
where they had E-eaz luck and
landed al Eas bsss cna- one cuuJr
WISH for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

-4bor Of Farmlng-on ana HeisE =
l'G4sltaI # SkuWnesAn - Gertrude
"A bick-urC 81 "a HIeT-vllIe and on
-.pDy aelgnLs Inter sLatt Ataii-- ;
Corporation 70 George LnckeE IA
"a a. eIvlIle, lAnd.
klGd.r u silver AlnE -EaG 81 LlLE-
ION venue, Cia-ss4 TA rena@r -
-ac2a Roy and Ea---y Aea. lana ,3ona
Daua-re 10 VIA - Amaaa. lRao
cam. ? Picket II Portland -a
d. aa-l.s = "A ILn-e VI s-s-uH, laaC
1na buildings Charles r. Aam--a Or
New : 1rk LIvy ADDISON Hanhl or
brooklyn. \ T.. Sons, heirs Il ID
and rtslG4a-T leEatees OF ne la-r
Genera. Charles zan--a. former ol
-sAnsar 10 u. ey holman 4 scum
: numas1Br- capita stock n A1A-nG
Tn Mining g ana certain -sA- and
persona. prDper-k al Garpora-1uE
7Anus-i z terenIlss at Bangor "a -
~ holman. nlalas STOCK am rGA-
esia-f.
alaIn roP-aerDerI Z a 900 "a
"a LIllam CaTTIgau If lewiston.
ana On snore 81 L4Rs Aaaaosssa
loek Tudor Il. Jennings III agaf
10 - a.lace - Wing u ELhrDp
laaa aao buildings JONI < MG-r05
Id Contra Securities Corporation
Iaad and buildings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
TAKE PHOSPHATE
WITH MEALS IN
SUMMERTIME


THERE'S mt enough pnusrnu-W n nnn-
err -pnEB n sensfr nsa-tv sna-aalf ri the
rnsn ann wurnsn Of America. srisnrlEts NJ
cla-e-
TIE urarruruF -hIE iHcE If an ets-nert nj
yuur beoy t1az nsressa-v vDrr health.
yuu- ns7,pInesE aad even vuur snCccax n
liz. wehk auErulE- ner-uug -r;n-drr-n
fsenp4e R-e advised - AXE Ei--o- FhnE-
TnH-a az dispensed nv 3. Z. 5irner and g.
Enpu lsRdIng u-1lE s-urss u ne 1--E Era
package
Speaking ~ pssple VINO easily
Eaer. vim lEGk ambition nerve and
of----neE thlr. wsRs. ann sadlr lacking
n Arm, hsAat:,. 5est, Jusera =. Ear
gan 1urnE-tr Visiting Sprr.a3iHr Hu--h
EaE;s -o CtspensE-v ~. T sR-,E
PaEerIs wsc we're appa-sn-.r pr1-si-
"a wrecks WIN 1unlish!r -anut.: rt1ey
nseasd INV rnnir n su-.ct M hiunu.
hEa-s cuTn- fw r-aHrTnHrr trembling anu
shaking LnsIr ns-vs fsroe alrnus1 s1
hAusi &C Eno { many such -aies Ete &c
rnInIsts--nE q Ei--p-7husprEta hax pro
aucec sss-rIrEfr u1RgiEE3 RESULTS
Ferpis WIN 1eHi IRE nrss n. surn-ar-
TIRE sRslly Anc ur-Er necarns i--;rnnis anc
de1-=sses vii nnG 8ir-o- gAusp.:u.e &c
.nsxpsrslrs zar hslafu! friend
DrIEEIs-s uspDr- a wrnaesryl Inr-raae II
ne daTn6ne fruTn ulRn anG woman VIM ara
ANXIOUS n ANEW aln-r:Tne nTflfi-1pr Rno
u'hn are making az hunuE- crur- % ne
curur vtgnruuE and Eser- minded WITH 3
arwe- ~ sneurI-lEs LaKx aear-es a..nasi
Srr-E-. nsait..
They ASK rur 5ir--r- ransrnars nscnus,
meg knrw Lnrr nee6 al znexpensl-e ~
Eaalr pnnEpha- E-A1r-
AMI o. e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
MANCHESTER

Miss Edith Moore and brother.
George. ulsiieo on Thu-saag M and
MS Shirley shaw Of Western ave
me, Augusta
MISS Leila Burns IF me Aet~Dpol2-
taa Hospital a. Blackwell Island,
New York, HaS me Eaesi a eanesnay
Of Mrs Bertha Crorksy "a ncr nome
on me Pond road
Ms Efas Mn-se Of AallOwel Is
VISITING Ms Masel Foster
The Friends sunday school plcula
WAS held On F1dEv and aDou- SILKY
were present. Iae la-gesi uurnlfer
rnaz aas assembled for sspe-a- sea
sors Through me courtesy and
k1nEness If Mzs. Nellie TcuaeE an
iuvitzIlun vas ExtEroed the scnnni 10
meet ~ her cprllSe, WHARF Al ex-
ceIlenr asr cnoxder was made, and
servec-
Owing u Ina aeagg shower EhlEa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
BANGOR FAIR WILL
Be A REAL HUMMER


-ls Eastern Maine sHaze Far las
ssiec-ss tas~ week 81 AaS e - e
Inclusive 1ar I1s exhibition dates tins
arranged PROMISES the pest shgw
ever staged a. the famous sin BA-k-
The management mas spared neither
pains nor money = securing aE-rRc-
Uers Of class ant Bangor vii have
d Tar mar vii -a-k with me besf
II New England Is their guarantee.
There VII be the asuRl dspar-
lents admirably handled and she-e
vii bs nc-e- for the Bangor Far
WI have snne s1aila- attractions 3n-
I1l1Ca-aC By No Name tazr
On rwo evenings IF ne Far 1nere
VII ae d grand miIIz-v spectacle rae
SactIs q Eaulclf woccx sne If rne
last engagements u ne wa, .1rgrr
II -he A-sorae with Name snilsierr
among me pa--clpzrtg This wsl Be
reproduced sy sererz- hundred AZ
service -eE. 1Azv az wnnn ware N
ne engagement ant sacer TIA -sgn-
lAnu n Col. SoIraarc -rEiueed i.
re spectacle vii De Esd Cross
1Irses. 1E-vs-leE AIRY lRHEleg aE-
euiaacE corps. mig Guns, fares Are
works. bombs. aad al The pancplE Of
martha wa
JIher Innovations VIII DE- the pres
ence during Far Week Of tive de-
s'--o yeTs- Jockey SADDLE racing By
professional riders ana me h-sr n-o-
tesslona- aQ1sEneBrle race eyer con
GlcIad Of d Name rack Under ne
auspices Of me American Alromaciie
associaG6r- F--zes Amounting ID
S--Dht ara offered and a. leass SIX
racing cars viii c5upeEc
n ad1.lor there wsIi De 4 srien-
CID Isl u u-oTzag races enr wraca
Ez Unusual number Oh ers-1eg have
oesn recslvee. SO naEE -aa1 Il IS
proaasie -ha- some races musr ne Il
v1ded.
me AlGEay VII De la-<er han 1or
1anE Years, ne demand for ground
space having been 5lE aae HaQsual
aT--'ac1loBs WI De seer along AnuEa-
menr RpH
There viii D. lac usua. exhibition
81 ca-1ls, poultry. veEetabies. ar.
7Tswarks ana vaudeville and ner z
department az ETea, 1a1r vii De
neglected There VII De some
hing doing every moment 1t me
b4Gsor Far ana VERY Hseva :, p
Week Is promised 10 al VIM a-1ena
As there w7H bs Gag c-sus Il
roWr ano The hotels arr likely Ia re
0VercrowaeC. arrangements are be
lRs nAas Ok Secretary Hennessy Of
NJ Bangor aamoer az Commerce
"a supply rooRs b private houses
l9T nose aesirlag such during Fair
- 4ek anG al Application MADE a aim
VII receive prompt attention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

manager GearEe I Appleny af me
Augusta rAaEE-ss has just reurnea
u AHEEEra HHm Lew1E-an where ne
aas mad an sxlenHe6 conference VII
William p. Gray, praGDa. owner ef
Ine rwo Amusement places II The
Capital City, and he has brour-z-
ecns Enee news WIZ hin.
Since 7 came hers Iasr r,,nna- "
szaa Manager APpiepy u the Journal
FesIsrcaT- - hare come 70 tae .ar-
0Rslan Lna1 Augusta people waa- IN.
very best there Is In meraen -1lcr1Ir,as
and rsis class OF pr,ducaon is
g'TeA then the people vii turn eli
More -aRc that, the pecple here wi
not stand frr anything thai Is mi If
The ossz- 7 1oiG NJ Gray TINS. am
ne announced right OF tnaz = II Was
possible 10 secure them. then ne ve-s,
BEST pictures the market zru-.s
should De eagzEa6 .or the CRY"
Acting CO -r.s. Manager AqpIesv q.
once srnersd rro negoCa-acus VIII
the leading picture ccnceras N rae
country an6 ne has been able To Sc
cure znme Of the biggest screen sue
oeases Of the year As a -azs1s- If
-Aci ne 2ci1rs SUI some IF The pac-
Cites ne has onrKec have not VET Beer
rslszsen. Sur ~ speciR- a--a-xe-
0snrs. Aagusra people VIII De enaole en-
10 see s. pc Of them even oefnre the
n.gger cIEeE an
Among the pictures Lna- hsv. a.
sn4y bonn oealEaa Tar SHOWING ssshsr
.. the Coinr1A- N Lae Opera Eouss
arr william 8. Ear II Sand" My
LR1ys Garter" Jack Lnndur's "-Ae
Sea wal.," The arid anG LIS
VITA" The Prince Chap." The
Fig1Ezg CHANGE" City Ct Masks. g."
The Chster," Burn Ing Daylight +.
Na-lnr, Bedroom and Bath" and
Nothing But Lies"
The Opera house VII open IN
Labor IA, Sept. 6, WIN ne a---ac-
LICE 20 ae gwen u De announced
laLEr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
MT. VERNON

@CT-E-Mr. aac MIS-. Charles
Jacobs Of Boston FORAGE "A n--ney
and MS CrBcker NJ TapsnaEE We're
recent dinner guests NJ M. and Mrs.
= -. Dunn
MI and Mrs. EAipn A1ue8a and
ssn E.5Caa-a rIaeJorea VILE JsRn Lien
from Aea vineyard FRIDAY 70 vlsl-
4 r. Jacobs. NJ. Alien Was also a
caller IN 7 :. uncle. George Allan Of
EeAaneia
Il j. Ti4eF OF Winthrop Mass, ar
rlvec a. Aibion La-'m Saturday 70 JbIn
ms wife ana daughter uhe are pgss
.nr ne summer here. he was a.
can panieG nF hls sister
Eli "A adle IN and party u friends
we're n the clt1 SATURDAY Tor tne
afternoon
Or J. =. Bennington ana 1aIlly u
Csn-a- Fails, Z. :, reached Aapie
GROVE ea-n SUNDAY noon, making the
TIP BY automobile via Vermont aaC
New Hampshire.
NJ and MIS-. Na.rs- - jones AID
Mss E-xan Of Boston returned nome
SATURDAY. after . rwo weeks sta :.
Albion ta@.
M ann Mrs. ErneEI Fear were
callers Suadav Il Maple Grove farm
Nj and Mrs. Lewis johnson ana
daughter Aabeiis we're SEncay Ca
er-s a. the nome of u D Jose.
Mrs K N Raa nand : - NlLA
aronca Is a. nsr nome.
Albert JOSE IS ork1ls Tor M-- \ or
IN.
EGracs - ood was nome rum Al
Du.n for liz weeA END
Jorn caves wap mas large
amount Of gram 10 La-esr a. Mn
chester. and straw % press Is a.
acme, awaEg - LIE jul weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

The human machine Is nare Won
derful II It's structure AID Capacity
than any machine MADE By human
hands and L Is amazing now much
work this machine can accnmp iish n
spite Of The Careless manner IN
which most people care for rs well
bang SAYS me Name Department
IF Heath K VIII continue 70 tIac-
tlpn n spite Of abuse aan neglect
and can he orsrdriren IN long per
iodE OF time without completely
breaking down Ba1 a machine uf
suy kind n order u render best
Service, nusi be gIwen tas best Of
treatment. Don't break auwa Buur
body sny -a<rless handling. rssn't
send Yourself - TIE human sr-zp
heap. Or wear 8ut and ais when you
Eanuld De IN vsur przuE- TaAs
care af your hath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
-,oki-s FOR Frank z. Fuller %
Portland

The police are asked - lo1s fnr
Frank z. Fuller Of p Clinton street
Portland wao suddeniw aisH ppea-sd
about s clock Wednesday morning
u this pasI week Business cares
and worries are believed ID have
been responsible for his leaving
home. according . relatives Of ne
missing mai who declared raH- ne
rad besn 4 q daspondsnt mood fcr
several cays prlgr - Ms leaving
M Fuller Thp Is 80 years Of age Is
described as being ABOUT SIX leg,
tai weighing about 2ht pounds anu
MS hair Is white. When he left nls
home ne was alfred II dark
suIr Ea-k brown ma and Ozark
brown SHOES and often wore glasses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
MT. VERNON

SGT TEN SIS EuJa RsyaaiaR If
Dorchests- Mass S passing her Va
eaten a. Albion Farm
Ms Archie Packard and aauEff er
ef MeAco WHO have been wlsiuzE q:
ne nome al their uncle Ernest Pear
have returned
M ana Mrs Charles Jacobs If
~snsrvlIie, Mass are VISITING a.
Maple Grove farm, Nj and Mrs Q Z
Dunn and NJ jacob brother. Z z.
Jacobs
Mss Frances CaTcnraa NJ Dorcn mes
Ter VINO mas been passing some time
az ALBION fam has returned
Mrs. WassDn ant Miss Ancie Was
sol Of Besi8n. M ISIS EIhei McL4uzn-
in and MISS = nelIa Pa-roch af Cam
bridge. Mass. are a. the nans 81 ..
a Hutchinson for their vacation.
MIS-. 2 a. Turner NJ the North
road Rsadieid vho ID a. St Mary's
nnsnI-a lewiston for serous
SURGICAL operation, Is now reported %
ne gaining
J Z Springer ami Samuel Bradley
have purchased the har On the Whit
cono place.
SupI- Of schools E G Cakes. IL N
town Of matters Of ousinenA concern
M MS afirs-
Ms. Lillian Daniels Of Central
Falls r :. has arrived a. Maple
GROVE EARN for hs- vaczaon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
ACean Cool Scalp


Annst every oDdy aowaaIys knpws
csE1 Partisan sage. rae -ncsz etticlenI
nAT 1nvig5rzror. II guaranteed 70 re
mQNf eyer~ trace Of dan drun stop
1a44inE hair aah IrEa.ng soap NJ me
cnst- srna-A a. Z Is. VIII be refunded
But yuG should know more about
TINS marvellous hair grower Teu
gugat 10 SNOW taa1 il Imrsais-ely de-
srrrFs al ounrs rna- are bound ID
rnrns rom the ezcrerlnns Of The scalp.
and N I'VE minutes aTIer an agplica-
unr, m matter hBv hBt the weather
yoE- nsaa VIII fee cool and Cnn-
Portable
Everyone should nave a bottle Of
PErIsiaa sage hanuy because 4 IS
such d Pheasant ami sxngia-z-.nE hRz-
treatment Ladies use Il because il Is
aRinIiig perfu.nec mi sticky W
greAsT ano surely does make the na2r
beautiful. silky and abundant Fare 8
Thar New Fu-k woman writes y
nave used Partisan sage r~p weeks
1n4T. Ee- n -1a- time ind ny ha--
has wunoer1ulir Increased N oeaurT
n rknsEs and luxur1ance Bur VIVA.
surprised mr. r,ns- was Cae disappear
Rnce of al dRnr-uN
A large brr--e Of Partisan sage czz
be obtained f-nn z1g good 9rug or
1zllsd eeunrsr-irs lnexnenslwel-Adv.