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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1929
Page
10
Scenic Washington dedicated tunnel longest in America with nationwide ceremonies. The 7.79 mile Cascade Mountain tunnel was bored through the range, linking regions and marking a milestone in rail travel. Officials and crowd attended the ceremony as signals and tours highlighted the achievement.
The inauguration of a memory memorial to James J. Hill by Ralph Budd was performed aboard a special train at Berne tunnel east portal with President-elect Herbert Hoover and General W. W. Atterbury in attendance. Budd, ill, remained in his state room as the ceremony took place. Paris hosts the world’s smallest restaurant serving only five diners at one table. Mrs. R. G. Jeffries and son Gerald visit Mrs. Jeffries’ father in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
A vintage advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast acting remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims the fragrant antiseptic cream opens nostrils in a minute, relieves headaches and dryness, and lets users breathe freely after applying a small amount in the nose.
In Miami Florida a remarkable gathering shows the nation’s oldest and youngest flyers together. Charles Dickinson of Chicago is nearly 70 and still pilots his own plane while Donald McIntosh, age four, son of Mr and Mrs R A McIntosh of California, is believed to hold the junior record with 30000 miles of air travel.
The notice promotes a gift chest as a solution to holiday shopping fatigue. It advises buying attractive bargains when seen and storing them away for weddings birthdays showers and Christmas, reducing stress for the shopper who keeps stocked gift boxes.
Washington January 12 report shows 690 licensed pilots in the United States with 34 being women. California leads with eight, including Ruth Elder, among the notable female aviators.
Patrolman III Uncle Pake Sailes, a veteran of the police department, collapsed on duty Saturday and was removed to his home for care. The incident prompted medical evaluation and status updates from the department.
Mrs Louis M Strite has been very ill with grippe and complications but is much improved and confined to her Hamilton Boulevard home.
When back ache and dull misery hit the kidney region it may mean excess acids from foods. Overloaded kidneys clog and cause headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic pains and frequent urination at night. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with bicarbonate, may ease sluggish kidneys. drink water and consult a physician.
St Pauls Sunday school held a meeting at Elmer E Snyder home to approve a 100 donation to the building fund. A new class for young ladies will be organized with Mrs Daniel Seibert as teacher. Mrs Charles Dennis becomes regular teacher for second year junior girls. Senior girls urged to join choir. Miss Olive Rhodes to play organ. Meeting led by Snyder. minutes by Angie Marotte. A social time followed with refreshments. January board meeting noted. Flu kept many away.
A vintage health ad touts Father John's Medicine as a 73 year record of success used in 184 hospitals and institutions. It warns weather conditions threaten health, urges quick use when cold turns serious, and claims the product builds strength with pure food elements without narcotics. It says it soothes irritated breathing passages and restores resisting power.
Frank Zimmerman is ill with grippe at his home in Clearspring. Neighbors report he is resting as local doctors monitor his condition. No further details on treatment or prognosis are available.
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