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100 Years Ago: 1923 Henry Ford stopped at the Ramsdell Antique Shop in Falmouth Foreside, Monday afternoon on his way from Seal Harbor, where he visited his son, Edsell, and tags bearing his name were placed on practically every article of furniture, and considerable old China and glassware, before he left. Hardly any of the […]

Mickey Allen left Nenana by riverboat Sunday to continue searching for his younger brother, James “Dim” Burk, who is still missing on the Tanana River.

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In 1852, 16-year-old Thomas Bailey Aldrich was forced to face reality — his family could not afford to send him to Harvard College. At that hallowed institution he would have

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100 Years Ago: 1923 Three hundred Rotarians, representing 28 New England Rotary clubs, had reached the Poland Spring house for their annual conclave of the 31st district, at 1 o’clock Monday afternoon. One hundred and fifty others are expected before night, and a few more on Tuesday morning. This will make quota – approximately 500 […]

Canada is home to the largest Sikh population outside India and Sikhs have been arriving there for more than a century.

This photo appeared in a book produced by The Daily Herald titled, “Images In History, Roanoke Valley 1860-1960.” The image was submitted by Nettie Alice Moody and shows Willie Princes

100 Years Ago: 1923 The first moving picture of Lewiston and Auburn, showing its development from the beginning, will be shown at the Empire Theatre on the 4, 5, & 6 of October as part of the regular program. The picture was made at the direction of the Lewiston Journal. Those who have seen the […]

100 Years Ago: 1923 Mrs. Fred H. White entertained the Queen of Clubs at an auction luncheon Wednesday afternoon. A delicious luncheon was served at one o’clock at the New DeWitt. Covers were laid for fourteen and the centerpiece was Ophelia roses. After luncheon the guests motored to Mrs. White’s home at 501 Main street […]