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Vilified World War II radio propagandist Mil- dred Gillars who broadcasted from Ber- lin as Axis Sally was one of us. She grew up near the Victoria Mansion. During the war she tried to demoralize U.S. GIs by insinuating on her radio show that they were fighting for a lost cause while their girlfriends back home were dating draft dodgers. Never heard of Axis Sally She was like Tokyo Rose. Never heard of Tokyo Rose She was the radio propagandist for the Japa- nese. Except she wasnt just one person like Axis Sally nearly a dozen women broadcasted under that composite name so she was kind of like Lassie. Never heard of Lassie Woof. Frequency Freaky Axis Sally was convicted of treason and sentenced to Alderson Womens Reformatory in West Virginia. Other Alderson alumni include Billie Holiday and Martha Stewart. Valhalla Verdigris Youve Got Moxie Just to put things in perspective when shopkeepers pass you Canadian coins with your change A Norse coin discovered at a Native American burial site in Brooklin Maine is believed to have made its way to Maine via the Vikings. The Maine State Museum describes the penny dating from 1182-1235 as the only pre- Columbian Norse artifact generally regarded as genuine found within the United States. Can Maine-grown soda pop give you superpowers Red Sox star and Moxie poster-boy Ted Williams was famous for his ability to read the spin on a baseball hurtling towards him at 90 m.p.h. His super vision also served him well as a fighter pilot during World War II. More recently the Boston Globe reported in 2013 that after Williamss death in 2002 his head had been severed and cryogen- ically preserved in a large can about the size of a lobster pot. His son who barely outlived him by two years had dreams of someday sharing his fathers super vision with the world by cloning his eyes. Wouldnt it be simpler just to drink Moxie n Weird Science Up in the Rangeley mountains one of the worlds most radical researchersofpsychiatrycarriedouthisextremeexperiments.Apro- ponent of the power of orgone a hypothetical universal life force Dr. Wilhelm Reich a student of Sigmund Freud created a variety of orgone accumulators designed to collect the universes energy for general health and even weather control. You can visit Reichs final laboratory Orgonon a.k.a. the Wilhelm Reich Museum in Range- ley and even rent the cottage that the Reich family used to inhabit. Clockwise from top Mos-Ness Dressing by Schlotterbeck Foss is the unsung secret of Maine salads. The Italian sandwich was invented in Portland in 1899 by Italian baker Giovanni Amato. The official state treat is the whoopie pie not to be confused with the official state dessert which is blueber- ry pie naturally. Maine maple syrup goes perfectly with pancakes waffles bacon or pretty much anything. The BM Baked Bean factory in Portland creates this smoky and delicious side dish in traditional brick ovens. When it comes to blueberries the smaller darker local varietals are the ones to pick. MoxieMaineheritagemedicinalflavor Maine lobster. Need we say more