Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17

Believe in all that's beautiful.
For all that's beautiful is Cod
And God is Life,
And Life is Love.
Oh, let your thoughts soar high above
Prosaic things.
Believe in Love,
And Life,
And God
Forget things dull
Believe! Believe!
In all that's beautiful.
Harriet Schleiter. in the Forum.
Excuse our dust-We're from
Bangor, Me" This was printed on a
banner Hanging from an automobile
which recently pulled into San Jose,
Cal. A writer on the staff of the
Mercury Herald noticed the banner
and wrote a little story in which he
claimed that all roads lead to his city,
as there was a car from each OF the
four corners of the United States
! parked in front of d local hotel. One
from Florida, one from Bangor. one
| from San Diego, Cal, and another
from Alaska. and all on the same
day, made unique record, says the
| Herald.
| The resident nurse for the Passa :
maquoddy Tribe of Indians, provided
for by the S0th Legislature, has been
on duty since about the first of Aug
ust and her work has been very graf
! flying. Sister Mildred divides her
! time between Pleasant Point and Pc
! ter Dana's Point and has all the
rights and powers of local health
officer, as well as valuable experience
gained in several years at Bar Har-
/ Dor and elsewhere. The amount OF
illness since her going to the Indians
/ has materially decreased, with a cut
ting down of the medical attendance
bill from over 800 per month to 81
! for August. for a population of about
| 400. She has also become very pop
! ular with the Indians and is doing
much toward lettering both their
mental and physical condition.
T. A young Pressure Isle girl went out
the other evening alone to do some
necessary shopping. She was seized
by an unknown man, put into his car
and carried mile out of town before
she succeeded in escaping. She made
her way home, almost nervous
wreck. Her unexpected absence had
alarmed her family, the fire alarm
had been rung in and numerous auto
parties gave chase to the abductor.
He escaped, but had he been caught,
a good imitation of Southern lynch
ing was promised
Mrs. r. p. McFadden Of Bath sent
aboard MacMillan's steamer Bow
dom box of gumdrops, which was
not discovered until the vessel reach
ed Hopedale. Labrador. She has just
received letter from Mate Small,
dated Aug. II, and thanking her for
the delicacy and saying that. after
one feast, he was saving the remain
der eating but one a day.
Three men in a boat are now but
two men. making their way in an
open ID ID feet row boat from Hall
fax. N. s.. to Vancouver. B. c., be-
cause one, ]. II. Morrison. aged 81,
the navigator, quit the job and left
the party at some island between
Rockland and Popham, to the others
unknown by name. The two survf-
vors of the expedition passed We'd
nesday night with the Popham
Beach Coast Guards and planned to
pass Thursday night at Portland.
Piscataquis county, evidently peev-
ed at the claim of York county Of an
albino deer. come to the front with
an albino porcupinc. said to be the
only one ever found in this State.
1t was discovered by James Corners
of Bangor about five miles from his
camp at Norcross and finally secured
by chopping down the tree in which
it was reposing and boxing the ami
NAL. 'Itsweighs about 20 pounds, is
perfectly white. with especially long
quilts. Mr.. Corners will present it
to the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston.