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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
GUSTA JOHNSON WELL
KNOWN IN KNOX COUNTY

. Thomas1on- Me- Nov 2e-Gnsfa
Johnson one OF The Ia men who per
isfle1 IN the motor boat accident at
Chesuncook Lake. was pioneer
member Of the Finnish colony on the
St George road. having located there
about IS wears ago He worked as
paving csaster at Long Cove. and for
the past three years had been en-
ployei IN Bath Al the time of the
tragedy he was employed as driver OF
team II the lumber camp in Cuxa-
5exis.
The deceased was IS. and had been
twice married Both wives are dead.
and the only survivor Of the family is
Gertrude Johnson a daughter. who is
now residing IN Swampscott. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
What Becomes of All the
Best Apples Raised In Maine

After seeing the fine display Of per-
fecr apples in the Maine PoInoiogscal
snow n City hail. Portland. and then
making the rounds OF the grocer
stores IN the city one is puzzled 10 IN
dersTand what becomes of the choice
fT1it ernm Maine orchards. Evidently
4 does nos ind its way n the market $
here Apples OF inferior grade. almost
without exception. are the only stock
N trade IN the markets. and al prices
which. should be guarantee nj quail
iIy- About all the fancy feature is in
the price
A Standisfa orchariis- and apple
buyer has sold fancy Baldwsrs ar s. 4
husnel when taken from his store
house. Tor the past SIX weeks. Other
producers. unable TO obtain annie
picGers. have sold on the trees al even
less money. Even with this surplus
Is miles from the city the fruit sales
here sag for tire reason that those who
wish winters supply drive into the
country and bring a few bushels
home in Eheir cars.
revelation 20 many city people IS
furnished at the appie show. In GUAM
ttT and quality i SURPRISES any pre-
rious exhibition An abundance OF
f-zlit in great variety came from every
county in the State. and proves the
theory- THAT scientific orrharriing here
IS profitable
The gap between the producer and
consumer remains 10 he bradrezi. how
ever. and il has not been by rfle street
market. where farmers sell directly 10
heads of households. They have hor-
dez@d dangerously near the prodteer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
T rank Smith Dies In Saeo
Wood Alcohol Probable Cause

Saco- Me No 22-Frank Smith.
aged about 40 a iaostter ana teams1er
who came here tEsaIn Portland a year
ago. died Al Ise WebDer hospital TO-
Gay Els dssIA IS believed IN have
been caused by drinking wood alcohol.
He Was stricken il last Friday night
and when taken % the hospital admit
TED that he mad been drinking wood
alcohol.
Ills .aYor-te drink according 10 ad-
missions made 10 his friends mere. was
coGnp0sed o. equal parts OF xood alco-
Aoi. cneekeraeT-y and black coffee
he told William Welc1l. a sGableTnaa
where ne had been employed for three
months past that lie had "a s5star and
brother IN Portland ana a sister II
Beverly, Mass His body IS Al local
H1orgue- He hid worked III Stables -
Portland. Augusta. SANFORD and Lew
5sfpu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
CHINA

ir- and Mrs = A woodsurn are
visiting their daughter Mrsa Herbert
Hatch in. Saugus- Mass They VIII
probably remain orsr Thanksgiving
Miss EsteIle Bzainerd aas gone %
Hayeraln. Mass, for the winter
Miss Mary Bray aas returned 10 ner
nome IN WatervlIle.
Waldo wash5Gra has qualified as
Pos1-nasser 81 China office and Will
probably soon receive his appointment.
The village school gave q very pse4s-
ing Thanksgiving Entertainment Last
Friday afternoon which was well Ak
tended by the parents Of the pupils
The entertainment was arranged ny
the teachers. Misses EGw5ua- Colby and
Miss Mary Washbur-1 and consisted IF
songs. Rotations and Thanksgiving
Exercise called The Mathematics.
Mrs Elmira Breed has closed her
house and gone ID Massachusetts, for
the winter
Mr- ana Mrs William Turner VINO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Public Meefing at
Kent's Hill of AdeI-
phian-CaI lioueans

Aenr-s BID. Me- Soy z1-rhe so,nr
public meeting OF the Aaelphi,n suua
Cail.opeAn Societies wnn h.sd Frsasv
erening. Wow. ~. in Deer1nw eh.,sks
with large attendance and treat en-
ihuSazsTn over the succesxf,ai carry
iIsg out Of the program. which was as
follows.
Entrance march
orcnessra- Military MARCH,
r Schubert
f $500 =. - cAiiiopean chaplin
Opening address EEnr,s xg.,ns
Pisno dnet-The. wsrcheT T7ienr. ''
sadie Blethen- Phyllis CHAPMAN
Inc Perfect Tribute
Maicolm Auchmcre
violin solo--By the Brook"
Virginia wardwea,
Debate Resolved That the ArsitSsIse
OF the CaIifor-1ians Toward the
japanese IS Unjust
DiSpufzrfs
Affirmative N~~arsv>
c. Wilder Smith Paul W Adsmz
Vocal soio---Rose OF Ny Heart
Lohr
LSTERNISSICN
Selection by the orchestra
Reading-The Lie ,arrss,
Elixabeth Day
plano sslo-rPreiude' RocAmaninof
Jessie Bishop
TOPIC Earle Lace
song speesaitg Male quartet
Messrs- Claffe. Kenney, Cafiand
Ede4Sfesn
Slosing address Charles whynot
Spec,aitr--A String OF Pearas''
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
MI Madison. = business man
Russell Wh.tAeld
MISS Ph1he Madison his maiden
sister. very deaf Helen Adams
Etslei Madison. his oldest dzughter
Marxaref Fors
Pesgy Madison. his youngest dauEhrsr
Ruth McDougai
Hannah family servant. Fforenc- Gle
Ar- Anthony Augustus WATERBURY. a
young society man Francis Cleffie
The officers Of the Adeiphinn Society
are President Margaret FogE, vice
president. Helen Adams: secretary. To-
sephine Fogg, treasurer. Phyllis
Chairman
The officers nf the CaIisupean So =
cieFy ara President. Paul ". Adams:
vice president. = Edmund Leaaay: seq
Rotary. Merwin b Small: treasurer.
Charles W. whynot
The ushers for the evening reYe
Elizabeth Damon Virginia Tngnan. 2
E1iau Hzrn0f and NAntun Porter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
CANAAN

Harry Jewell WIN went 10 Csarzine-'
last week left here SATURDAY. Ia conn
pznv with relatives for California for
an indefinite stay
PrOf ana Mrs.. Daczsy leave weaneS-
day for Monroe. to pass Thanksgiving
with relatives.
Mrs Mile Fex1e- VINO has been THE
guest Of Mrs Eea- Smith several days.
went 10 aer haEne al Moo-e's Hills
Sunday.
Mrs Iaeiia Harrington and Mrs.
Mere Harris. were in Szcwaegzn
s8,oro5a- Friday
Canaan Grange Will hold a dance AZ
-eir nall an "Wednesday evening. Nov
a
.. N Bar--il is entertaining eu.-s-
panE rom Exeter, y. IL
Raymond Nelson. Left last week Cor
Northern Maine. where he has en-
2loymenT-
Kenneth Rowe " Skowiegaa xas
the guest Of his oroIht.. SATURDAY. ana
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Oranges
YORK Coun.-, pcuon.

fSfN SS3nfy Pomona
York Pomona Grange met IN Ssoo
River Grange hal! at Ear Mills. Thurs
d1y evening with - members present.
Worthy Master George E Creaiford
presiding. The fifth degree was con
TERED upon a class of L during me
morning session ~ noon dinner was
served by Mrs Emma Sands. Mrs
Mary Foster. Ms Alice EuT and
their assistants The meeting was re-
opened al ? O'Clock when the worthy
lecturer Mrs May DesrsnC of Water
ooro presented an axcelIent literary
program Miss Rzih Y. Taroox OF
Saco River Grange gave. the address
Of welcome ana John c Murray 81
Beaver Dam the Response This vas
followed with singing by the Saco Ply
~ Grange cher,s. vocal solos by Mrs.
Frank L Taroox- readings by Arthur
G. Smith and mandolin solos by VII
Bur ?. Owen The question -or dis
ccssion was When and where snail ttle
Farmer or FarTnerette Take Els Or
Her Vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Union grange. East Summer, held
its regular nesting, Saturday, with
a very large attendance The day
was observed as Arnist.ce Lay The
q. A. R Post. the WoInsn's Relief
Corps and the boys Of the World war
service were invited also Pleasant
Pend grange. who came n q goo1iIy
number
The morning was devoted 10 El3a
regular business OF tine grange, after
which q bountifol dinner was served
by the committee consisting of Mr.
and Mrs ]. H MoFrsll. Ar. and Mrs
Oscar Newell. Mr.. ana Mrs George
Spauiding, and Mrs Evy Varney anu
SON Olphia-
In the afternoon. the meeting was
open anu Lecturer Mrs Mary Gam
mon presented the program Read
ing by the lecturer, of a poem by
Sheron Robinson. reading of Amer
ica's Creed" by L Il. Bisbea- sing
ing. The Red, White and Blue" ny
all: Welcoming Address" by n. H
Eastman; responded 10 by Waller
Chandler Of Pleasant Pond srz-nse:
poem. ~A-misiice Day" by SsocuE.
recitation. Merle Cannon, tableau.
Protection and Production read
ing, Jennie Bonney; encorz-li: address
On The War and it's Results" By
n. 5 Robinson; song Sidney Brown
Of Pleasant Pond grange; recitation
A Toast TO the Flag. Clara Tucker;
singing. Star Spangied Banner
Th- newt -,sAassru -r57l he II, Nh q --r-r
OF the committee ON economics ami
II Is expected that speaker from
away viii be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Kris Annie Z widow OF George
aged - years
SiMMUNS-ReiEass- Sov. Is Aof,Ss
Eliza widow II Nathaniel aged IS
ears. : months. Il GAYS
CT ENE-Bangxsr. Nov Is Pat-1rss-
VOC NGs-RreRer Nov. 1S. e Franz.
4 veteran Of the Civil War. aged 81
Years months. = LAYS
LAsSCASTER-Eeb4 Sor- -. Jo-
sspn- formerly o. Brewer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Record Gasoline Output
During Month September

washington NJE-- @@2@-All gasoline
output records ysrz broken during Sep
tesnber- The s1Qresa Of mines announced
TODAY, Re3nEr-e> produced . dail-
average Of ls.sag a98 gallons making
ire ipss- rpial 1or tire first nine
months al 1879 1nrea and half bill
lion gaBeRs rs compared z-ith =9e9.
ee8. 5aa gallons dzr-nr 1912
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
BELFAST
" Amkmen Hurt On Bridge
asfluriiOn-Dr. B0orn Re
Ns Attractive Surround
ass For I'll at Waldo County
asssital

= l--rz - = derrick on The
~ -''-oss ,as Passaeassaxaukeag
-fs<1 Belfast and East Bel
III 1aasr obstruction. resulted
- . -To work1en this morn
11Eafu yrassv- 8r7erSy was
1ie1rse o'zs MS right arm
- III seVe.4. -ibs started our
''aHs ,r1asz Carleton MCINTYRE
- S,1o1ke,5 11wn and his back
= = 4T;s'lt Of his INJURIES I'M
17--'-a- 3oIh men vene taken 10
S Z Ezsi Belfast The
= -71t-e.e structure was
a'-t t7ro months ago and
INJECTED r about one rear
csc so.ne S@aH Roe Of which
"a yaia u'- ma FEDERAL Gov
-. = State, paying seqr Of the
r.. = ~ +h'E and he county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Norway grange held an interesting
meeting Saturday with : good at
tendance In the absence OF several
officers VINO were attending National
grange IN Boston. the chairs were
filed as follows Charles Frost. mas
ter Mrs Algle Croker, overseer:
Mrs Kate Delanu. lecturer; Mrs.
Emma Evan. steward Mrs L z.
Merriam chaplain. Willard Buck.
ga1ekesper;;- Lena and Helen Rich
ardson, steward and lady assistant
steward ana Mrs Grace Bennett
secretary, After the business session,
the lecturer announced an oId-Iash-
Toned spelling school under new rules.
The letters 4 10 L made Up one
SIDE ami those from u to the end Of
the alphabet the other side CUES
items concerning the bylaws OF the
grange. riddles and miscellaneous
subjects made up pleasant hnar.
and the losing side. La0se On -s1e ii
10 z side ara 70 Furnish pies for n PIE
social Al the next meeting. Other
features OF the program were several
readings and vocal readings and vocs.
and instrumental music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

ing mark and have failed 10 keep up
hl-fi standard IN quality of produce
and ycgezabses- There are exceptions
but the need OF 4 supervisor of mar
Aefs has been demonstrated TINS sea
SON 10 curb the few who are avar7-
cions- Evidences Of a combination
and gent1sznen's agreement not 10 cut
prices have been disceFrlihIe frequent
L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
West Peru Grange

West Peru grange held It's frs all
day meeting Saturday. Nov e. with
fair attendance a special nesting
was held Tuesday evening. for the
purpose Of comforting degrees Music,
readings and numerous stories were
enjoyed during the lecturers hour
Dinner was IN charge OF Mrs Valerie
DeMeY-7t- and Mrs MeTl!e Wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
ALBION

= PaIaeF Flilt- has . crew in The
woods ssz-u g Out lumber from the
lot ne bought ef 2 = AcLz1ga4in
: s Smith of Bangor has three
trucks hauling lumber from his lot IN
Freedom ia T1or-dsi-e- lie i snip
ping II 70 New yo5S
- q Eotchias II Freedom has gone
OF an auto TIP Ia Boston
The many friends Of Lola Allen are
very glad 70 Ie.sra ttsa1 she is iruprs4r-
ing she mas bEsn ve7-- II xita IT,
phUld 9-vsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
LIZ SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT.

zrT.4-zt,,- having been made to
tEE-E Department by the follow
-1-ls1 'so-z.TAEy 10 .os licenssRi as a
Ea : ~es-T-t5=S Ilue- provisions
gr-- y. 81 u 70 -. Of the Re
a s-ztuI@s- Is amended. legas no.
s a=-tar g-Tsa ana any person
E7-aL1 -Eo weeks from the date
III -'.-..lc2tIU- file objection 10 the
Eg1sso REGISTRATION with the Bank
-s-Z-T-1aut
zra 9s.ssueSS Address
ks.-lr Textile Supply
- summer St,
Worcester. Mass
FRANK = PALMER.
Bank Commissioner.
--sls;L Ge-. Nov - 1920.
-or9sfis Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Esn the Roots of
ksoeviiuouS Hair Vanish
nrr-.y N@w Ittiss~s: Works Waa1erxS

|rhE : - Gse vi merely taking of
sE---zas ana nor destroying the
n s-T,=yL Do1s hair Do you
kpT III vts8 1z2 ezs1lg ana quickly
rrFt - 1alT c1I;re. 1uc3 udiDg the
ez E--h JrCicar-v pi1elac1snSg Just
I = !, : aaGT3eSs- nun-irV1far5ng.
81 saI-lsSs a child could safely
Fa- suDEyzor 10 depila1ories-
kE-s.yyss =9c Set a stick of pile-
IL tzsasT @--1Ir rosIr druggist and
~ - 2l=sss-ire - actually rNnev-
4 r. 1-E1dlrE la2r~-oaIs AT last
Eaz VIZ very ea-e-S-Ad-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
6OAN'S T PaEas
she al all Drug Shores
Ca Nc As.b@f.aA.M
Growing Deaf With
Head Noises
Try This

7-- s-a growing hard of hearing
90 sss+a--.zi Deafness or If yoll
4. -Ts--rE. -zInaiinE, kissing noises
.nrr -sr7s q 10 your druggist ana
~ Par-nlnf double
an aad 10 il = pint Of hot
E-ar - !Est granuiated sugar.
-s5ts-S-,Csa--1t1i four times a day.
= al often br1ng quick relief
- Distressing head noises
IT, -scss-r-ls should open breathing
rsTs .sss- and ne Enucsss- stop drop
q ~ re throat L IS easy 10
&. .osrs -iitie and IS pleasant to
4. srT6t-<- -t.o : threatened. with
kr--fss Deafness OF VINO ms head
= shella gre this prescription 3
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

bnry- The nsx. regular meeting viii
be SATURDAY, Nov y.
The benefit dances which dave been
held Friday evenings at the grange
hall. for the benef1t OF a bind man.
VIII be held each Sa1uriav evening
beginning Nov -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

At the regular meeting OF 5fse Car
raoAsseE grange. k1ngresd- MunIfay
evening ssvs.zl topics on Home
Economies We're discussed Rev
Arthur n SouIe and O c. DelbieT
spoke Oh Does X Pay 10 Buy in a
Wholesale Manner Blanche Nc
KenEey spQka On How to Secure
More and Better Teachers. while
ArS Jennie DurTeIl and Rachel
Lander spoke How 10 1ioiae and
Bring I'D Children TIE COMMITTEES
ON EoIne Economics was Lur1
a2tclains. Alma Dsolblex;. and Blanche
MckenneyZ A1ze- tire meeting a
luncheon Was served Th@ commit ~
for the lunch was Hattie Berry A7nla
Doibie-. and Jennie Currell-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

haze been ocsupEins the Ker-=nk COT
t2gs for Eve months hare gone 70
Fsorzda in their car
M and Mrs George Hnssey have
gone 10 watezville for the wzrte-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
szgan !. srTuus

i5i-S-s : lead AZ her home
- 4; ne age Of So years
- She vas a native of
h. -sIE-te- NJ Robert and
.7r.or- and me widow
- 55-c-s- For some Years
H.. d -trus's,s Nherc they kept
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

nervous and lr-1taoae al
ana continually worry over
...-ps something wrong Cont
@ I.zek Il L all may De Just
i ,s.s 5usE rs neTTe wear .
= k.aney weakness, 50 IS
g. --ngn.e i cause Of nervous
val nave hackacne- bines-
-v-,us spells headache kid
-.---,s--t:ss. 4 tired. worn feel
ossn's Kidney Pills They
-.o.-r.erle4 by thousands Ask
auuasta Woman Was Freed
y r--r--s Brown z5 Cage St
r.; ..re-d and nervous and
.,e,,s showed signs Of disorder
- sr.sl terribly and 7 couldn't
-,,,s.yzo,5s. As my father had
,,s-s N.dnev Pills with good
5es3ded 70 ~ them got
r -5l.grIins Drug Store anu
1s-es e-red me --adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
l!IR Than CALOMEl
: Have Discovered
: .--!.Ssarcs Olive Tablets
1ar-ie ss Substitute

g.. CE1'e Tzhlss-she z,i,-
D. -. ere d mid BIN sire
b 80 - -iia- e1ect On the liver Is
b. -e15--F2z- Taese little olive
re Il result Of Or.
-. - zt:un rw 70 treat
a -. =. lI-I;1--zzl1ts withcaicrnei.
I Il. - - lttle tablets DO the
a. - :-r-as. Goes. 5ut hive no
. g. 2 Ta>y dua MUIR the
= 1gI,ias CT cz!uruei.
q ~1 10 q. TIA t-rs1f,le md
= e., = Why 1-e he iige-
Ca O -ae test.1s Casr--,ei
Iasr-.s-- Ezvoc WITH the rims.
kEr,s -a2 I.is 5esr nc1 to
- =. - IL Z. e ss.sz-r.s' Olive
sss, - = 7.are. : >
F. ---ESS aad ttraf iaz--
Pee m ooas-iu..scrs and a
I,f-'' Take DR. EdHarrss'
~ on Ices t'logY- ami
e. c-s-r clGsl.ssi bran
-l;I.z -5c aai -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Franz. q RvinEo1l OF 21arslond was
appointed SATURDAY as commissioner
OF pensions b. President Wilson
Frederick a Royes Of California. was
named deputy couu1 Ss5oney-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

the State rail- ar the preseuf time cun-
sidersng two. one in North Csruliuz
and enc in New. York stxse- Rsr.
boern came to BeifAsf aboat q wear
ago from Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Res. Harold 8 Csprcn. pastor Of the
Hammond Street. Congregational
church Bzngcr. read bis resignation
q. the morning ser-ice OF the church
ON Sunday to take effect Dec q The
reason for his resssnzttm 10 that he
has receavesa 4 call from the United
Congregational Church OF Newport.
r l.. Eeaich ne has acreYfea Mr. Ca
nror hzs been pastor Of tne Ham,
-nond szfe~f church for the past forr
PEARS and szx be-nz very essesEeff-
worxer and well. beloved pAstcr2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Proof that it Restored the Health of These Tw,

Cairo. Ill Same time ago I got ~
had with female trouble that thought
would have 10 be operated on. had
a bad displacement Ny Eig.l- side
would pain me and [ was 80 nervous I
could net hold glass OF water Mall-
times | would have TO step nv work
end sir down or [ would fail on the
ioor n a faint [ consulted several
doctors and every one told me the same
but | kept fighting TO keep from having
the operation / had read SO MANY
times OF Lydia E Pinkiiam's Vegetable
Compound and II helped nv sister 81
l began taxing ii. l have never felt
better than L have since then and
keep house and am able 10 do all nv
work The Vegetable Compound is
certainly one grand medicine. Mrs. J.
z MATTHEWS, 1911 Sycamore Street,
Cairo, IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

EAST-Ezri Besy 10 visiting his
aunt. Mra Edna Mitchell. Of Turner.
Mrs. Era Higgins of Fairfield -ccent-
Is visited her mother. Mrs Ada Bar
~
Mrs -da McYrsll and NrA Mabel
gsorae., On Thursday -tsifed Mrs Ruth
yeaton Of winthrop
Harold Young Of Manchester. Elmer
Berry of winthrop Roy Mace and
Eugene Berry are IN 4 hunting Trip
at Indian Pond
Mrs cara Brown has gone 70 Burn
ham.
Mrs " = Mace and Mrs H. 2
Mace were calling On friends in WIN
rhrup Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

la9v1 OF +he Uni
Z. s yr.ssg7egi his aas-
II III .ccepr N Our of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

1Anu- I16 lelnfadF > -s2aIaAlkr1 70 sa1asfv.
Buy today and safeguard the family health.
Hare bright ewes only In your hume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Each package of Diamond Dyes
contains directions 50 simple that
amy woman can diam0nd-dye worn.
shabby skirts waists. dresses. coats
gloves stockings sweaters draper
les. everything. whether wool. ssik-
linen cotton or mixed goods. ncw.
rsch- fadeiess coiorS Have druggist
show you Diamond Dyes Color
Card" t1es-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Chattanooga, TENN used Lydia
Z. Pinhhan,s Vegetable Compound
before nv BABY came when I could no
longer keep IN. It strengthened my
hack and relieved me of the III effect
which 50 often develops ar such times.
That Was my first experience with the
Vegetable Compound. Years after
wards took 1t during the Change OF
Life and got along 50 well | scarcely
ever had 70 lie down during the dr.
ard seldom had dizzy, fainting spells.
/ am E0w well and STRONG, can do all
my Homework with perfect ease and il
is a comfort 10 me 10 be able 70 say 10
other suffering women take Lydia E
Pinkham's medicine and be strong
Twill be glad 10 have you use my name
If Ii wTil be the means OF helping any
one Mrs. r 4 FAIRBURs, GAG
Orchard Knob Ave, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

When distracted from overwok, her home
Is disorder, crying Children and OF all suffering from
backace bearing down pains other OF feminine Ills
then she should remember that hundreds her
don have been restored health and reanes their youthful
strength by taking Lydia Pnkhans Vegetable Compound and
not rest until she has given fair trial
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
ROAD ENGINEERS
NEEDEDBY NATION
Colleges Urged to Give More
Attention to Training for
Highway Work
CLAYTON ISSUES APPEAL

With more than a billion dollars
available for highway construction
throughout the country, and the use Of
motortrucks increasing in every state
members Of the faculty Of the Univcr.
sity Of Pennsylvania and other institu-
ions have been requested by Commis-
Sioner !. T. Claxton, Of the United
states Bureau OF Education, to help
solve the new problems Of highways
and transportation.
At a conference in Washington to-
mCrr,w and Saturday prominent edu
Gators will be told the urgent need for
trained men to supervise the expendi-
ture OF the sums set aside for road
building. and to direct the operation Of
the fleets of motortrucks operating out
of every large 'ity Of the country.
From every state, according to Com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

to the celebration Of the anniversary.
Delegates from the other cities will be
the guests of the society mt dinner
at the City Club at I p. M. Short ad-
dresses by leaders and prominent mcm
bcrs Of the ethical societies of the coun-
try will be given.
At the Sunday morning meeting the
platform will be shared by three speak
ers; DR.. Felix Adler, founder of the
ethical movement in this country: vii.
liam NJ. Saltcr. founder of the Chicago
Ethical Society; and S. Burns Weston.
A festival by children OF the Ethical
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

projected intcfcity and intcrurban high
WAYS also are In great demand, and
highway bureaus Of every state are
seeking road building engineers.
Service tests arc being conducted in
PENNSYLVANIA and in scores Of other
states TO determine the most scryiceable
and economical type Of road.
While New York has curtaiIed its
road building program because Of the
scarcity and high price Of labor and the
inability to secure competitive bids,
PENNSYLVANIA has scheduled many con
tracts for the coming season.