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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1928

Page

4

Still Too Much To Do Says 98 Year Old Pioneer Veteran

Bers Meeker, a 98 year old Oregon pioneer veteran, lies near death but refuses to give up, saying I’m not ready to die yet I’ve got too much to do. His life traces westward odysseys from ox team beginnings to air travel, illustrating the frontier spirit and the costs borne by early settlers. The piece praises pioneers and urges statues to honor them, noting the enduring impact of their hard work on modern American life.

Bers Meeker Oregon Ley Tye America Alleghenies Blue Ridge Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Ezra Meeker

A Modern Radio Epic of Air Mail Tragedy

A Sunday radio broadcast turned dramatic as two airmail pilots Johnson and Garretson vanished in a Midwest snowstorm. Reports of worsening weather led to updates until Johnson was found dead near Massillon and Garretson crashed on the Pennsylvania Ohio border. The piece frames their loss as noble, lifting listeners beyond daily trivialities.

China West Tilden Johnson Cleveland Louisville Lawrence H. Garretson New York Johnson Garretson Ohio Alleghenies Air Mail Massillon Pennsylvania-Ohio Air Mall

News Bits and Quips From The Era

A collection of witticisms and observations touching on reporters noses for news and public figures. It notes Lady Astor regarding war and peace, Henry Ford on planes versus cars for pedestrians, Lindbergh’s fame, and a quip about a nose for news. It mentions Russia budgeting for a chess tournament next summer and Harvard Professor Shapley locating the visible universe center 47 000 light years away.

Shapley Harvard

Flatulence Facts From Dr Morris Fishbein Analysis

Health article explains flatulence as a symptom not a disease caused by swallowed air or bacterial action in the gut. It notes infant feeding, indigestible fiber from lettuce and cabbage, and foods that irritate the intestines can raise gas. Emphasizes diet and habits to prevent gas and aid relief.

Albert Welch

Vivid Touch Velvet Gown Described with Red Carnations

A description highlights a black velvet gown with a round neckline and center front features three glowing red velvet carnations adding striking color.

Sure Way To Stop Coughing

Thoxine a doctor's prescription relieves coughing with the first swallow. It works on a different theory, has a double action, relieves irritation and targets the internal cause. Safe for the whole family, no chloroform or harmful drugs, quick relief or money back. 35c 60c and 1.00 Rudy's and all drug stores.

Rudy's All Good Drug Stores

Home to laughter and rest in a loving household

A poetic reflection on the comforts of home, describing a place of warmth, family, and freedom from conflict. The speaker cherishes a mother's cooking, familiar slippers, a pipe, and children at play, idealizing a home away from pride, pomp, and strife.

Little tragedies of war echo in a New York photo shop

New York readers learn of a chance reunion as a French father who died in action is identified by his daughter in a cabinet of wartime photographs at Grand Central area. The piece also sketches Fifth Avenue and busy streets, then shifts to cold nights, shelters, and the city’s displaced in a reflective mood.

New York Grand Central Terminal West Forty-fourth Street France A. EB Fifth Avenue Forty-second Forty-third Broadway Uncle Eb Vine Commercial Wapahasset

Mr Zero and Reuben Share Coffee and Kindness

A man of presence with no fortune helps the jobless by serving hot coffee and offering a warm space to sleep when possible. Reuben runs a sandwich institution naming items after Broadway stars, keeping a scrapbook for writers and actors to add notes. India accounts for about two percent of global milk production.

Mr. Zero Parle Mulligan Reuben 4 Wag Jack Osterman

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