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Bangor Hydro Electric News: December 1939: Volume 9, No.12 -- Christmas Issue
Get PDFMany photos of the offices at various Bangor Hydro locations adorned in holiday decorations. Also several photos of the children of employees attending Christmas parties at the company offices, including over a dozen at the Bangor Hydro office at the corner of State and Exchange Street in Bangor.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bangorhydro_news/1010/thumbnail.jp
Bangor Hydro Electric News: June 1939: Volume 9, No.6,
Get PDFFeatures photographs of coastal Maine east of Ellsworth, including images from Sullivan, Winter Harbor, Frenchman\u27s Bay, and Franklin. Includes a story about the Austin castle in Franklin and the granite quarries in Sullivan and Franklin.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bangorhydro_news/1014/thumbnail.jp
Bangor Hydro Electric News: October 1939: Volume 9, No.10 -- Athletics, University of Maine Issue
Get PDFDozens of photographs of the University of Maine, Orono, campus from 1939. Also, photographs of men\u27s and women\u27s athetics at the university, including a team photo of the 1939 football team, action scenes of the Bates-U-Maine football game, and pictures of women\u27s field hockey and tennis action.
In a separate section, a Bangor electrical crew installs underground cables in downtown Bangor.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bangorhydro_news/1011/thumbnail.jp
Maine Invites You: 7th Edition [1939]
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You can be as active as you please or as placid as you please in Maine.You can cling by your fingernails to the side of a mountain or doze on the sand.
But there are people who look upon the summer as the time to pack in long days at their favorite sport, after a long winter\u27s famine. Maine is the place for it.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1091/thumbnail.jp
Maine Central Railroad Time Table No.18, September 1939
Get PDFBooklet functions as a rule book and schedule directory for employees of the Maine Central Railroad. Specific safety, speed, and other instructions for a large number of Maine locations are detailed.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/railroad_pubs/1032/thumbnail.jp
Bangor Hydro Electric News: Volume 9, No.3 -- Purchasing Department Issue
Get PDFWalks the reader through the process the purchasing department undergoes to order 3000 pounds of wire. Also includes a feature about the Quarter Century Club -- for Bangor Hydro employees with over twenty-five years of service to the company.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bangorhydro_news/1016/thumbnail.jp
The Oracle, 1939
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When there is enough of widespread interest so that every student will want his subscription -- when the best of the school\u27s literary talent is brought to light -- when the Oracle will capture for the total stranger a perfect detailed panorama of the school we know so well -- when the atmosphere of the school may be divined in every line, and, above all, when our readers shall never know what novelty to expect in each succeeding issue -- then shall the aims for which past staffs have been working and which we have kept in mind be fulfilled.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bhs_yearbooks/1029/thumbnail.jp
Bangor Hydro Electric News: August 1939: Volume 9, No.8 -- Outing Issue
Get PDFFeatures many photos of employees and employees\u27 family members at the company\u27s annual outing at Lucerne-in-Maine. Competitions were held in a variety of sports such as softball, archery, swimming, horseshoes, golf, and more.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/bangorhydro_news/1013/thumbnail.jp
Bangor Public Library Annual Report 1939
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Tomorrow Never Comes: A Play in Three Acts
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In the fast pace of our modern civilization of today, Man has been caught in a race against Time. From the moment Man awakens in the morning he becomes a slave to Time. Throughout his working day, the race continues, with scarcely time out to feed his Body, and none at all to feed his Soul. It is only after the race is over, sometimes many hours after the day\u27s sun goes down, does Man experience a longing and desire to feed his Soul.
A few men find solace in Religion. Some find happiness living in an imaginary environment with the characters of a book. The majority of men, however, turn to the opposite sex -- Woman. We are told God devised it thus; that He made Woman to be Man\u27s companion in Life. However, like many other skeins in the life pattern of Man, this relationship between Man and Woman has become twisted.
Man in the few short hours of his social life seeks Relaxation and Quiet. Intuitively he turns to Woman for such. He finds the elements, whether they be Beauty, Grace, Charm, Character or Personality, which brings Relaxation and Quiet, in some but not in others.
In the past Man found it necessary to erect a social barrier -- Marriage, to protect Woman -- his source of happiness. Today, he discovers that this social barrier is sometimes protecting the Wrong Woman. In confusion Man has attempted to rid himself of the latter: he has instituted the Divorce Court. Meanwhile, both Man and Woman struggle -- off times to their Death.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1195/thumbnail.jp