What You Should See In Maine

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Maine's Wandering Desert Now Looms Over a Whole Farm What You Should See In Maine Slowly Spreading Sands Engulf Maine Pasture and Field Expansion of Maine Desert, Strange Freak of Nature, Excites New Interest t, ppord ta ke ee arted hy trem ling of sheep yar , e in afet and bem eof the lghis of the State. ARLE TE POT. Min A 7peat it hara The Strange Places of the Earth Believe It Or Not--- Erteterd h By Ripley VEARS OLD DESERT Increase In Visitors To Maine Desert Seen DESERT of MAINE! FRcerORT, MAINt APts of Gdole Vit Fe WPA Aov New Hod Lesig Fro Heate WHERE ONCE WERE TREES AND PERTLE FIELDS S NOWA SANOv WASTE! Ne 4-The Bont f Maine 16

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The Desert of Maine is the greatest natural phenomenon of its kind known. The Desert itself covers approximately 500 acres and is still growing with possibilities of extend- ing into several thousand more in the next 25 to 30 years. It is a spot no tourist should fail to visit. Only two miles from Main Highway, Route 1, in Freeport, Me. Published by THE COLLOTYPE Co., Elizabeth, N. J. and N. Y.