Victor introduces autoloading Phonograph for long programs
The Victor Talking Machine Company unveils the autoloading Orthophonic system that plays entire symphonies or operatic selections without manual record changes. The machine feeds records from a magazine to a revolving disk, stops after the last record, and supports discarding or reusing records with a push of the reject button.
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Victor Talking Machine Coo Laboratories
Niel
Vietor
Ua Staadler
Marge Vine
Buy All Wool Worsted Yarn from Concord Mills
Advertisement from Concord Worsted Mills West Concord New Hampshire offering all wool worsted yarn in many shades and heathers for hand and machine knitting and rug yarns. 4 oz skeins at 50 cents each with free samples and C O D shipping.
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C. O. D. Deatace Naid
Wiscasset Chamber Plans Banquet and Address at Inn
The Wiscasset Chamber of Commerce schedules a Friday banquet and dance at Wiscasset Inn with two speakers. Senator Frederick W. Hinckley of South Portland will give the main address, followed by Bradford Redennett of Wiscasset speaking on local beauty and advantages.
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Wiscasset
West Indies
New York
L.L. Holbrook
Congregational Church
Andie Macurda
Bath City Hospital
Herman Hill
Federal Street
Clinton Dailey
Hilsworth
Wiscasset Academy Athletic Association
Congregational
Aimerican Legion
Red Men
Thomas Hawkins
Maine Central Railroad
Sanford
Lewis
Ice breaking actions open Kennebec navigation bay
The Nickapen of the S Coast Guard works to break ice in Merrymeeting Bay to clear the Kennebec and allow early river navigation. Crews assess channels and tide effects while contractors resume pier work. Observers note bay ice conditions and ongoing barriers.
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Coast Guard
Kennebec Bridge
Nickapoo
S. Coast Guard
Mbseidasset
Gine Brown
Alsepool
Podndation Co
Puesday Airberneen
Merrymeecting Bay
Maine Governor presses two state compact on hydro power
Gov Ralph Brewster urges Maine to seek a two state compact with Massachusetts and New Hampshire to regulate export of hydro electric power. He cites Fernald law strengthening and possible federal approval as essential steps to calm politics and unify economic policy. He argues a special session may be needed to advance the plan.
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Ralph ©. Brewster
New England
Charles B. Carter
Androscoggin County
Liewster
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Marne
Congress of the United States
Congress
Coombs High class assigns valedictory and more
The 1930s Bowdoinham town notes list Coombs High School graduates with Donald Henderson valedictory and Kenneth Hackett salutatory, along with Marjorie Lamoreau and Helen Lamoreau in scholarly roles. George A. Hackett named road commissioner. several local residents receive notices of travel, illness, and community events as officials address fire safety, school matters, and farm activities.
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Coombs High School
George A. Hackett
Donald Henderson
Kenneth Hackett
Marjorie Lamoreau
Bert Merrill
Helen Lamoreau
Orie Woods
Cleveland Wheely
Hackett
Iver A. Rood
Melwen
Albert U Wenderson
Trix
Wilbert S. Carver
Lewiston
Mary J. Wparinton
R. W. Carr
West Medford
Mass
Dot Dickinson
Alfred
KR. A. Dickinson
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Helen Spaulding
State Clothing Project
Catherine Cook
Thetrange Hall
Tibbetts
Portland
Raymond Tibbetts
Selectmen’s Office
Lizzie Gass
Augusta
Albert Tenderson
Philip Rideout
Ruth McEwen
Farmington Normal School
HW. McFmwen
Selectman C. OO
Paulinton
Selectmen’s
C. A. Perry
Gregggins
The
Methodist Church
Hdith Wood
Alphonse
Frank
Jack
Jobin Denham
Lillian
Caroline
Porthimd
Albert Henderson
Lida Maxwell
Cuastine Normal School
Jennie Maxwell
Cotton
Broad Acres
Main Street
W. O. Haynes
Hallowell
Bertha Moulton
R. A. Dickinson
Als. McDougal
Kenneth
Edwin Denham
Ek. O. Wilson
Carrier
Carleton Jenkins
PL. OK
Richmond
Gladys Raymond
Emerson
Thomaston
Frances Wilson
C. A. Newton
Hodzerville
Conn
Frank Rossi
Compact Clause cited to shield state regulation from federal court action
The text argues that the compact clause offers the strongest protection against federal court nullifying state regulations. It discusses pending bills and notes the likelihood Congress would avoid intruding if states and citizens maintain a workable arrangement for a public utility.
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Congress
Village notices and planned events announced
The village community remembers Tie and notes assessors will begin April 1 sessions to receive property lists. The Farm Bureau hosts a Friday millinery demonstration at the grange hall with Mrs. Cook expected to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Cook
Inventories Filed in Two Big Estates at Sagada Probate Court
Inventories in two large estates were filed and approved by Judge Walter Glidden in Sagada county probate court. The Shaw estate of Bath, by trustees Sewall Slackwell and Butler, totals 243 776.58 dollars, and the Davenport estate of Bath, by Shorey Drake and Dunton, totals 383 331.87 dollars. Additional inventories and actions cover Miller of Woolwich, Roux of Bath, and administrative steps for MacDonald and Tardiff estates, with licenses and conservators appointed as listed.
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Sagadahoe County
Walter Os. Glidden
Albert H. Shaw
Bath
William J. Sewall
M. HH. Slackwell
Amos IK. Butler
George DP. Davenport
William S. Shorey
J. Edward Drake
Arthur J. Dunton
John S. Place
Mary E. Place
Fred F. Tardiff
Sidney L. Eaton
Elba Charlotte Lurner
Topsham
George
Keith
William $. Shorey
J. Howard Drake
Frederick W. Coombs
West Bath
Nancy DB. Upton
Handkerchief Machines Debut In Downtown Concession
A new automatic handkerchief machine has appeared in downtown New York as a concession for forgetful travelers. In June Lieut. Commander Noel Il. Davis will sail from Mitchell Field by air and reach Paris in about 42 hours. Canadian far North regions report mosquitoes so thick some residents must flee to stay alive.
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Noel Il. Davis
United States Navy
Mitchell Field
Paris
Canada
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