Ivory Soap Purity Praised as Truly Pure Trick
An unusual advertisement extols Ivory Soap claiming it is 99 percent pure and capable of any claimed feat or display of peculiar skill. The copy emphasizes honesty and reliability of the product despite mention of trickery in other soaps.
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Edison
Bowdoin college heating lighting overhaul and Bowdoin stories planned
Bowdoin completes a 40000 dollar conversion of ten campus buildings to a unified heating and lighting plant with underground piping to a central steam heater in the gym basement. The piece also notes plans for Bowdoin stories by John Clair Minot and Donald F. Snow, a Garcelon estate bequest of about 600000 dollars, and President Hyde's Augusta address criticizing state aid methods to academies.
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Brunswick
Gymnssium
Colby
Bowdoin
Jotn Clair Minot
Kennebec Journal
Donald F. Snow
Hyde
Filjah Kellogg
Arlo Bates
Garcelon
California
Maine
Augusta
Anniversary plans and social events in Somesville area
Augustus N. Osgood and wife will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Nov 27 with relatives and neighbors invited. The Indies of the Indies social library plans a drama The Donation Party for Thanksgiving night in town hall with cast to be announced. A Hallowe en party for pupils at Kane's hall featured games, a fortune teller, and refreshments. A chandelier fell but caused no injuries. Local Christian Endeavor groups met at Mt Desert, with a large opening session and Mrs J T Ober hosting afterward.
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the Baptist Sewing Circle
Augustus N. Osgood
the Indies of the Indies’ Social Library
Town Hall
The
Academy
Kane's
Prof. True
Mr. True
Miss Beal
Miss Proctor
Somesville
Kate L. Pray
Lown
Hamor
E. Stone
Campbell & Macomber
Hoston
J. W. Sparrow
Cambridgeport
Mass
G. 5
Klaney
Mt. Desert
George Darke
Edward Hopkins
Livingston
Bar Harbor
Priscilla Young
Mt. Desert Bridge
Emily Hopkine
Evergreen Ball
King’s Daughters
E.B. Hodgkins
East Maine General Hospital
Notable Maine deaths and a double murder case
Fred H. Francis of Belfast died aged fifty after years in the shoe trade. Silas T. Plummer, Houston financier worth about 600000, died after pneumonia. In Portland Charles Davis shot and killed his wife then attempted suicide, recovering. George R. Champion convicted of first degree murder for multiple killings and arson at Goodwin farmhouse. Rev. N. T. Dutton, Colby College agent, died. One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief of croup and throat troubles.
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Seawall
Benjamin Doliver
Edgar Trussell
Bar Harbor
Fernald
Emery Parker
Bass Harbor
George Kent
Rockland
Charles Stanley
Nora King
Bar’ Harbor
Warren
Houlton
Fairfield
Colby College
Fred H. Francis
Belfast
Silas T. Plummer
Houston
Portland
Charles Davis
Header
Davis
George R. Champion
Wiswell
Champion
George Goodwin
Elsie N. Horne
Scott Goodwin
Fred Bertsch
Goodwin
Weat Newfield
Rev
N. T. Dutton
Waterville
Gix & Moone
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