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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
yAMP. SCI:
One state that allows women
10 work u hours day Is tn
state Of matrimony.

What has become Of the guy who
used to wear leather coat and pre-
tend he was an aviator?
Reports indicate that Coolidge will
get the republican votes in Georgia
--both Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
DEMO KEYNOTER
FLAYS C. O. P.
Mahoney Wakes 0ratoricaI
Over Party Debauchery

The only thing the republican ad.
ministration has failed to do is sell
the White House. Willis f. Maho-
ney. mayor OF Tekoa and keynoter
for the state democratic convention.
told cheering delegates Friday. He
spoke in a filled auditorium at the
Masonic temple, Harvard ave. and
Pine st.
Wasting little time on his own
party Mahoney tore into the pres.
ent administration. while delegates
applauded. He declared the result
OF the c. 20. P. rule of the nation
had been "a Roman holiday for big
business. an orgy OF special priv
lege and an era of corruption and
political debauchery that has no par
allel in the history of this country,
and has barely stopped short OF sell.
ing the White House,
Mahoney, named temporary chair.
man. made an imprisoned grafton.
ending with prayer for progress
sive leaders to lead the great masses
OF the people out of the dark
abysses of adversely into the sun
light OF prosperity"
He said that mo power on earth
can keep us from scoring an over
whelming victory next November"
GALS HART CODE
"WANTON BETRAYAL,
Characterizing the Hart code as
"a wanton betrayal of the peoples
trust" Mahoney scored the system
OF bureaucracy set up in Olympia.
He advised the delegates. if they
wished to find out how much it was
"savingg," to Just look at your tax
receipts, and you'll know what it's
costing YOU"
The convention late Friday will
instruct its national delegation tc
vote as unit for William Gibbs
McAdoo as democratic presidential,
nominee. The only opposition to thi:
program is from the Yakima dele
cation, which rather leans towarc
AL Smith of New York.
The meeting also was TO indorse
new state legislative program
framed by Mayor Charles A. Elem.
ing. of Spokane. This calls for re.
peal of the Hart code, reconstruc-
ton of the public service commits
sion as an elective. non-partizar
body, enforcement OF franchises
tax reduction and other reforms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Accidents tcli happen" and four
iimss the bong hands Of death risc
and sink aHd four moro hres are
sHaffed ont ~ Seattle from AUTO
aobas erdshss The foHr faialiiirs
NaB dav bring nc total "a The
city siaee JaHaary !. 1871 20 i5.
Eighteen hore did from 0HHsho's
since the first of fhe ycar 10 sgt-
cides. 5 hoatlcidcs md 5 accid,Hfnl
,yu5sftaax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Don't laugh, girls! You'd
look funny, too, without
any paint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
rrassure the anxious public.

tfA->uft we a0A"b7 pu"ti's
Opposition TO the change In the
pane o. Mount Rainier. says sena.
Tor Dbl. centers mainly In a few
cld-tlmers in Seattle.
An pld.simer In Seattle Is one who
remembers when the skagit project
MIS- begun
II We we're a banker, We would
demand law 10 prohibit the sing.
Ing Of amt a-Goin' 10 Rain No
sIo'r'
Il destroys the incentive to save.
Lack OF education IS sometimes 4
blessing. It's a lucky golfer who
can't count beyond six.
Sign on the Back Of . ferdi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
EXTRA. ENTRAl
Home brew announces vi

pleasure inai its
little bull ~ far
has escaped the
ravages OF the
hoOf and mouth
disease. This pie.
|fure i printetI TO
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

ito say nothing of the difference in the stand ard of excellence that different men aim at.
 Our next opportunity to make Snowdrift bet ter than any other cooking fat is to refine our selected oil to degree of purity and goodness that we do not believe is equalled by any other rehner. We do just that. By the Wesson method
 That doesn't sound like very modest state ment, but it. true As q reader of advertise ments you might be satisfied when we tell the truth and not expect us to be modest, too, about these things we're proud of.
 The oil that is to be made into Snowdrift is refined by the Wesson method to degree of purity and goodness that we do not believe is equalled by any other oil you could buy-1oo per cent pure, rich, nourishing food.
 The Doctor, as i've call David Wesson Che is an eminent chemist, not physician, and his off, cialtitle in our Company now is Technical Dircc- tor) is an authority on the refining of vegetable oil, and invented or discovered, or whateveri is the thing one does with method, method of refining oil that was named after him.
 The Wesson method of refining vegetable oil probably marked the greatest advance in the interest of the whole industry.
 Choice oil, refined by the Wesson method to an unequalIcd purity and richness, is then ready to be made into Snowdrift.
 Snowdrift is made entirely of this pure vege table oil-nothing else-hardened into creamy cooking fat, byhydrogenating because frankly -thewomen ofthis country didn twant to cook with liquid fat but wanted their cooking fat to be white and solid and look like the old fashioned hog lard they were accustomed to.
 When you come to think it, all fats are oils -or all oils sfats, whichever way you want to say
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

with SnowdrIf ustrS Snowdrft comes out ath and crrav1
 Sncwdrlft is always creamy and easy touse, no matter what the weather. It is never too hard nor too soft. You ve probably tried cooking fat that got hard as brick in cold weather, so you could hardly dig it out with knife, and then so soft and mushy inwarm westhcrthatyoua almost had to spoon it. Hvdrogenated fat tends to get too hard when it is chilled and to melt suddenly before 1t IS very warm. The secret of Snow drift s crcaminess is to add 10 htle hydrogen atcd fat. No matter what the weather Snowdrift is just the creamy consistency that cook finds most convenient to use.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

However, habit is strong Years ago, when cotton seed oil was first offered to women as I cooking fat, they didn't want to use liquid fat. They wanted it white and solid.
 The ladies usually get their own way.
 It was discovered that oleostearine-ta or beef suet-couId be mixed with vegetable oil in some way or other, chilled and the mixture would harden into solid fat with the appear ance and consistency of hog lard.
 For many years vegetable (that is, tdrt!r vegetable) shortening was made in this way,
 Many manufacturers still make if that way and tell you so on their labels if you wiil read all the small type.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Bu. in the search for improvement an English man discovered that by hydrogenating it was possible to make solid fat entirely of pure vegetable oil Some of us are not acquainted with hydrogen except as part of water The only chemical formula some of us know, of- hand, is H,O-two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen-making pure water,
 By adding little hydrogen to vegetable oil under pressure and chilling it, the oil becomes quite hard at ordinary room temperature. And this hardened oil, itself pure vegetable fat. can be used instead of tallow or suet to solidify more vegetabl oil.
 This discovery enables us to make Snowdrift an absolutely pure vegetable fat,
 small quantity of Wessonized oil has hy- drogen added to it until it is "a glistening, hard, white fat. A bit of this hardened oil is melted and mixed with the rest of the oil
 It is then poured into pans in which huge rolls are slowly turning round. These rolls arc hollow and filled with brine from an ice ma chine, SO that they arc freezing cold on the out side As these icy rolls dip into the pans of warm oil the oils chilled and clings to the rolls like so much soft snow.
 As the rolls turn round this soft, snowy fat is brought up out of the pan below and keen knives scrape it of into a "beater' "a large cylinder in which there is rapidly spinning rod with blades like giant egg-beatcr, which whipup the fat into white creaminess.
 Our method of hydrogenating is not an exclu- sivc one, like the Wesson method ofrehning. All makers of pure vegetable cooking fat hydro- genate their oil in somewhat the same way But even in doing somewhat the same thing there is opportunity for us to use the experience and skill
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

it, It is just 2 matter of temperature. At 90 de- grees Fahrenheit vegetable oil, butter and hog lard are all solid fats. At ordi- nary room temperature the vegetable oil is liquid and the butter and lard still hard. Abound 100 de- grees the butter melts, vegetable oil and butter arc liquid and the hog lard soft, At 115 degrees the lard mclts and all three fats are liquid,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

of twenty odd years in making this process con tribute to the superiority of Snowdrift,
 Just the right degree of hardness in the hardened oil-exactly the right pro portion of hard white fat to clear liquid fat-just the right chlll-and judg- ment the vhipplng-all these things give Snow drift two qualities very different from other cook ing fats and very popular
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Snowdrift-fresh rich creamy cooking fat for making cake, biscuit and pastry and for frying
Evening star., 1924-02-07
sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

A PROMINENT CORNER IN THE NV. SECTION,
with apartment, leased for $3.50 per month. Price,
$3.50; reasonable
Four-famiy apt, Goth and SITS. nw net rental,
$3.50 per month. Price, $500.
Four-famiy apt four and bath each ami rental
Sl70 per month. No expense owner Price, $4,000
On North Capitol st. between and L, first commercial
rooms and bath monthly tenant Price, S665O;
sonable terms.
Northeast OF 3rd and II n.w.-Lot 25xlOO i'm
proved by brick building and bath frame house
corner; first commercial both sides. Price S145OO
Two-famly apartment Willard ST.; 10 rooms and
baths Price, $3.50
Corner 10Th Pa ave, commercial zone; Is
and bath; lot 23x9O Price, $780, reasonable terms.
MI RA1NE e34 NEW YORK AVE.
MAIN 1851.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
Continued.

GROOM BUNGALOW, A.M.I..............$6 SEQ
Groom house. Ami. h.-w.h............ 45
5-room bungalow. ami. m.t...-..-........... b5
7-room house. ami, h.-w.h-............. 80
Apartment, large ru.. kitchenette. ami. 40
H. c. MAYNOR CO.,
14o2 No. Capitol st. North 573o-w.
Z ROOMS. BATH. H.WH., ELECT. 2-CAR
garage. In good NV. section, for sale not for
rent. but no cash payment required; $I5 per
month covers all interest and principal pay
ments.
John II. WRIGHT,
11l6 vermont Ave. NV. II. 1897.
@13 vARNCM ST. E.w.-BRANDNEw
home: never o"cupied; 6 large. bright rooms.
tile bath, 3 porrhes: ami; rent oaly $50.
1899 lnglesde terrace NV, overlooking
Rock Creek Park---New home; o rooms aud
bath: ami; 3 porches; $50.
SIS Quintana pl n.w.-Det.i home; corner.
Z r.. b., ami; $50.
2930 Porter ST. n.w.-CleveIand Park: det.
bungalow; T.. b.. front and rear glassed-in
porch $l15.
"a Todd pl. ne. second door nat--6 T.. b..
entire nat In nrst-class repair: $3.50.
2707 11th 81. n.W.-lst.-noor nat, b e. b.,
rear porch, $50.
sO7 Carroll ave-, Tskoma Park-Det. home,
s T., b., gas. cleo, porches. $50.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
18th a Sts. NV. Main 1900.
Evening star., 1924-02-07

WAN xEAO-xIV1O =
WANTED-SIX SUBURBAN LOTS TOGETH-
er; ready Tor building detached homes. Ad-
dress Box~200-D. star once. -
ONE on TWO LOTS, NEAR WOODRIDGE;
state location, teIRas A11ro1o Sex cub
Evening star., 1924-02-07
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

1904 RIGGS FL. N.W.-S II. AND B.: ELEC..
fur. heat; reasonable.
" E. RYoN co. INC, 1923 ST. N. $3.50
NEW GROOM. NICELY ARRANGED AND
furnished; adults only; Ss5 monthly. Lincoln
4nT
Evening star., 1924-02-07

~ EYE ST. NV.
II rooms and bath; vapor heat: first -.
CLASS e'n0l'i 81 L isiri. NV. w''''''''.-''O0
II rooms 4asf 7sf sESaaiA sfss AVE. NV. 10000
rooms and bath: cleo. h;.E:h.. rear -. =,
eos L ST. NV. 40. NJ
l0'n' mo lss ss 1ARN1M ST: NV. ~ sss ssso0 ~
rooms and asa ssthi 10Th ST. sw $500
rooms and bath. newly papered and
painted throughout: new garage in
tcsA.iwoso;Di BROS: i GxRiKiEliT. NO e'
DIS n. Y. Ave. NV. Main 9se-9s3.
s845 GRANT RID. CHEVY CHAsE).-e R.
and b.. ANIL; acre ground, with outbuild-
III i4s iith st. se.-s Z. and b.; elec.. furnace
heat; garage il desired.
12as 9 st: n.e-s :. and b.; rent reduced to
4 st. near 14th-s r. and b. elee.. furnace
heat; Just papered and painted; sos
laos 21st Ut. nw.-S Z. D.: elec.' steam
44l5 Kansas ave. rvs r. and b.: elec..
T. ifoN eS no :nd n $500
I744 COLUMBIA ROAD ROOMS And. 2
baths: hot-water heat and electric lights; LIST
floor suitable for a tea room. beauty parlor or
speeasEk Moksfs snsD DcAfR1Tz II coMpANT nc. scr mo-
1416 st. N w. Main 617.
52i L0NGFELLOw ST. N.w.-s R. AND B.,
1853 Upshur st. n.w.-7 :. and 2 b., s.m.i..
- 2Ss End ct. nell :. and b.. s.n.L. sl2S
(2-car garA4e).
sss sss Gsis sss sa :s s:s :. ana e. % Anil. ISIS IS
MoRRiS CAFRrrz COMPANY. mo,
1919 K st. NV. Main 617.
1913 NEW HAMPsHtRE AVE. NV.
Nine rooms, two baths; furnace heat, elec-
tricity; newly decorated.
1123 ST. Sc.
Eix rooms, bath: newly decorated.
1238 2eth ST. NV. &
Edght rooms, bath: gas; SO month.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
WANTED TO RENT-H0USEs.

WANTED TO RENT WITH PRIVILEGE OF
buying, four or i've room bungalow In Takoma
Park vicinity; state rent and location; no
gents. Address Box 345-D. star once. To-
RELIABLE BUSINESS NAN WANTS TO
rent house. all modern improvements,
porches, yard; close TO school. Will buy on
terms. State price. location. Address Box
& e Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
RENT-FARMS.

FARM, ls0 ACRES, IN NORTH sUBURBa
~ CITY. with barn, silo. machinery, cows.
horses wagons; win be let on shares to q re-
sponsible, thrifty, capable man. Wfte. stat.
Ing age, experience. family, means, etc. Ad.
dress BOZ 327-D. Staf Office
Evening star., 1924-02-07
FOR RENT-STORES.

5627 GA. AVE. N.W.-Cnder new apart
ment house, heat furnished. ......... $500
S33 Kennedy st. n.w.-Good bus. Sec. 400
l4O3 11th st. n.w.-Cnder new apt. h.. 800
1874 Columbia reimbursement store.... 100.0 90
3212 Georgia ave. n.w.-Per month. 5000
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. INC.
1416 st. NV. Main 6l7.
1850 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
RENT. $35.
Large. new store room and living quarters:
hne show window: electric lights. Over 100
new houses under construction close By.
WAGGAMAN & BROWN.
732 18th NV. FIR. 74s5.
AVAILABLE At LAST, STORES IN THE
busy 7th and Florida ave. section; 800 TO $40
Florida ave. NV: now ready for occupancy
reasonable rents. from $50 to $1@5 per month.
4 chance TO locate on the busiest section
Of upper I4,h ST.. as23 14th st. NV: new
modern stos; heat furnished: $50 month.
2s0s 14th st. NV: 10 rooms aud bath
furnace; electricity; this residence is in nrst
commercial zone and suitable for home and
business. Rent, 500.
F. p. sHEEHY. 434 Woodward bldg. NJ. 4741.
LAKGE STORE WITH THREE ROOMS AND
A: 7: HOFFMAN,.
Evening star., 1924-02-07

:. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
145 ACRES. NEAR SANDY SPRINGS, MD
other outbutldings; located on state concrets
road: near schools, churches, stores, etc
Owners Ill health compels sale.
inspection see
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
ut i4th st. NV. Main 1884.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
ZOE EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN ON 1st, End OR 8rd
trust. D. @. or Md property. Mr.. ABRAMS,
Main S33. Suite 204, 72s 18th st. NV. g.
MONEY 10 LOAN ON d. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HEISKELL, 1115 Eye st. NV.
HAVE 1880 TO LOAN ON FIRST OR GOOD
second trust; customary charges. Address Box
806-C. Star offce.
HONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. O. real estate: prevailing interest
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y. Ave.
HAVE 81. 600 TO 5000 10 LOAN ON COOP
second trust. Address Boz 278-D. Star oface.
b. G. AND MARYLAND Let AND End TRUST
real estate loans at 81, ,-6-6h9s: liberal loans:
low charger; We get results. WIN. K. HAR.
TUNG q CO.. 1l06 10th st. Main 872.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR 8
or 8 years. to be secured upon first mortgages
In the District Of Columbia.
Ynstallment loans made in Washington and
nearby sections Of Maryland and Virginia on
the 10year monthly instaIlment plan. pro-
viding for cancellation Of the mortgage In case
Of the death Of the borrower.
" 0YIYNCY SMITH INC 0fo ykfh
Evening star., 1924-02-07
WANTED-FARMS.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM. 30 TO $50
up to so CO., 5000 s sssn Payesss 2aym e. a.is s
n. E. RYON CO., Inc,
,6ain 4sea, 80 ]. - Aas = q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Pedestrian Oddities

Knowing the oddities and rights
of the other fellow" has saved
many a motorlst from colliding with
every Tom. Dick or Harry's motor
car. 4 little better acquaintance
with the pecuIiarities Of pedestrians
might play a significant part IN
sator motoring
Pedestrians often have difficulty
distinguishing between the brakes
and the accelcrator. when they
should stop. or go into reverse. they
a.e quite likely 10 step on the gas
and MAKE matters worse. II ycp are
a GOOD driver you doubtless figure
on the possibility OF having the
driver Of the other car do the
wrong thing at the wrong time.
The rame sort OF figuring with
respect to the average pedes-
trian Will save many an accident.
Pedestrians give less thought 70
waking THAN motorists do 10 their
driving. This makes n difference In
results. When you have done a
thing all Your lie yoH are likely 10
grow a bit careless about It.
Icdcairiaus are subject to skidding.
T. often happens when they try 10
make = sudden halt without due
consideration for the condition or
the street In addition to skidding
tho walker Ia also subject 10 trip
ping, stumbling and collapsing.
several contingencies 70 which the
motor vehicle Ia not subject.
\p pedestrians are bumper equip
pnd # YOU merely Craze them II
may he "a serious rs though You
were 70 he downright brutal. Keep
this point in mind when swinging
around corners where pedestrians
arc eagerly awaiting an opportunity
t. cross the street
pcdcatrians vary widely in rate or
aceclcratiou and rate Of speed. Just
Ike care. You know that certain
automobiles can't be expected 70
set out Of your way as quickly as
others. and YOU make allowances
accordingly.
In shnrt. nedestrians are traftic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

to our attention IN some tin. -.
service that the Paige Detrn,, ~
Car Company is giving both 80 $40
and insurance companies IN ,S,ea
covery Of stolen TaiSes ana Jsn.s'
For more than a year NOW -
L, L. White. Augusta. manassas. s.a,'
Clair Il. Marston. the loca! Pas. y,
Icwett dealer. the sales 6enes'.tss
Of the factory has been hgis,.'s.ses,
model numbers. descyir,;crs ..sss
on, Of stolen cars With tie rss,,. ~.
the cars are not only hong -. ~
cred but the thieves are apr~eN,....''''
rendering considerable Seyy.rs :. y,'s ~
community AZ LARGE. -
One central Ohio dealer ,o.,
was VictjmiSed Of several TSa|
within \ period Of scvo~a, wnaS, =.
White showing how effective ~. ~,
torN's service was. hes ~ryo,,,, ~
an au;omoh'lo r;ns rt 9u..e .sy-s ~, NJ
portions was broken up. tN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
The Old Mechanic Saws:


I'm not much on the theory OF
steerin' gear designs but I've lined
UP enough wheels and worked on
enough steerin' assemblies to know
A thing or two about the reason
for that queer wabhlin'. or shimmy.
OF front wheels which 50 many
drivers take as a sort Of mystery.
II isn't always question Of wear
or faulty adjustment N the steer!n'
apparatus. You can get wheel wab-
bic with a loose wheel hub bearin',
a wheel that amt true on its hub
or tires that var" in size or weight.
always look over these matters
first, because the simplest things
are often the real cause OF trouble.
After I've decided that the wheels.
hubs and tires pass muster 1 look
to the stcerin' connections for loose
ness, particularly in the stcelin' pins
where no provision is made for ad-
1ustmenr. After this 1 begin TO get
technical.
Stecnu design usually includes
what the engineers call the castor
effect" They place the steerin' pins
and knuckles in such a way that the
axis Of the stecrln head IL pointed
to a spot just little ahead Of
where the tire comes in contact
with the road. You see this demon
stratcd on bicycles where the forks
and shalt Of the handle bars dip
down toward the wheels. Well. its
the same thing YOU have with the
castors on the furniture.
And haven't You noticed that
when YOU push furniture around az
least one castor viii start wabblin
The heavier the article the less
wahhIe YOU can got. It's this castor
effect in the stecrln' layout of car
that sometimes makes its front
wheels wabble over smooth pave
Went a. low speed. T. happens be
cause there isn't enough weight
over the front wheels. I've seen it
stopped by attaChin' a heavy front
bumper and usin' heavier tires with
rouEhcc trcads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

vided YOU arrive at luncheon or din
ncr time. You can even tell the
rates by the makes Of the cars lined
up out front. y good observer does
not have to ask Tor advice regard
ing accommodations.
Watch out for strange bridges
when travelling at night. Many of
them are not built to accommodates
two vehicles at the same time when
they are passing in opposite diroc-
tions. on such bridges the other
vehicle" may he horse-draWn al-
fair without lights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Three Traffic Tricks

Doing as others do is a poor rule
to so by in driving an automobile.
Many drivers get away with the
most fragrant violations in traffic
Just because the traffic officer
hasn't got eyes in the back of his
head. But the head will turn. This
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

units, and should be considered ac-
cordingly. Know their limitations.
Safety follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

A rain curtain is something
you can't find when you need It
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

New York is the melting pot
fer automobiles. The stately
RcrauIt rubs tenders with the
I5sosta Franchini. The Fiat
parks beside the Rolis-Royoe.
TIE Minerva s%ps BY the Sun
beam. But i'm time any Of
them is likely TO run into the
same telegraph pole IS the
American LIZZIE O. drink gas
from the same pump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

Wonder how the purchaser OF
SfO.0o0.ear feels when the
ssiesnnsn o n c n q n an
noyn-es that the extra tube will
be 1475
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

Pretty soon t1cy'H have 70
pass a law re3u' atind the speed
OF motorcycle officers to rot
more than fcrty miles an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

On most tours the lap robe is
the luggage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Observations

A woman appreciates how old
she is wen It becomes neces
sary for her to run cut Of the
way Of an automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
THE MOST UNcoMFoRTAeLE FEELING IN TIE WORLD

and can't set rid of when you
don't.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
DOWN THE ROAD

WHEN ToU GLANCE BACK AND SEE
THE DISAPPOINTED LOOK ON THE FACE
or THE LITTLE BOY WHO HAD TO STAY
HOME IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR TOU-