Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-21
Millions Hear Him
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imagination--that God given power
of ideal creation.
Whether you are to visit Maine
for the first time, or whether you are
familiar with out coast. or interior
waters, you may we'll anticipate
with pleasure and enthusiasm q
quiet rest in q delightful climate,
among scenes arestful- and beautiful
which have no peer in America, and
which vie with Switzerland in
charm and grandeur.
Other states of our Union and
other countries may have higher
mountains, broader valleys, and
longer rivers. but no state and no
country has a more artistic blending
of sweep of tides with sinuous shore,
of hill and dale, of placid lake and
dashing river, of field and forest.
When autumn comes you are en-
! chanted in the riot of colorS of the
forests which surround you, which
| hang in branches over you, and
which lure YOU into magic bowers.
Even when winter comes the State
is robed in purest ermine. trimmed
in living green.
When Summer comes to you, with
it's heat and it's seasonal worries, we
invite you to take the boat, or the
steam cars, or else make use of
your reliable Ford or your luxurious
Cadillac, fill up the tank with John
DIS best, take the tired wife and
ever ready children who need Il
change and deserved recreation as
| much as you, and start for Maine,
| with your fishing tackle. golf kit and
camera. You may journey at your
own pace over safe and comfortable
lie tI,rnJrph nn11aSS nf
beauty which drive away your cares,
renew your youth, and revive with
in you the old land marks of hope
and ambition.
You have endless drives which
skirt the sea, whitened by summer
sail, or you may journey into the
interior along myriads of most beau
tiful lakes where crystal waters lap
the rugged shores which reach back
on sloping hillsides, forest covered,
with here and there quaint and
quiet country with fine old
homes bearing the architecture of
the early 18th century, while above
the trees point in eloquent silence
the white spires of the churches
here our sturdy and devout fathers
and mothers worshipped and sus-
| tanned that long famed New Eng
land conscience.
Along the way and everywhere
You will find very satisfactory
hotels, some of which are famous
the world over; accommodating and
commodious farm houses, roadside
inns, and convenient camping
booths; or, if it suits your fancy,
I YOU may settle in some quiet, COM
| Portable nook, stroll the woodland
| paths, gather flowers from the
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the myriad flaming autumn leaves.
! You may lave your, feet in the cool
waters CT some leaping river, swim
in some quiet friendly lake, or
plunge headlong into the surf. You
may sit in your comfortable chair,
or recline in your hammock. and
| read the latest novel or renew your
acquaintance with the Immortal
! Bard
You may seek the shore for sue
culent clam bake. frequent the
! famous inns for baked live Holsters,
or the regular shore dinner; but al
! ways you are at peace.
| Thus you will obtain that quiet
contentment which relieves, rests
and restores better than turkish
| baths, homeopathic or allopathic
| doses, or massage treatments, which
| have so often been tried.
| Get away even in winter. when the
! SHOWS lie heavy. take a snowshoe
! hike over the hills, try the toboggan,
| skates or skis, and get some good
red corpuscles into your blood. open
up the capillaries, ana renew life
and vigor to your finger tips.
! Maine the Beautiful is year
round opportunity for recreation, a
rest and restorative.
/ A ii this time mi 1yr iS
ing strong and adding years to their
| lives and Zest for whatever awaits
them in the stern and exacting
future.
! While you are in Maine YOU will
| find a hospitable people: the old
Yankee stock with the traits of
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