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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
18
The ad notes waking two or three times nightly signals bladder trouble and claims Maredroot quickly helps with dull ache and groin pains. It promises money back if not helped and touts improved energy and sleep after taking one tablet. Wareham's City Pharmacy sells it.
A heavy storm struck Bismarck North Dakota early today killing George Affleck of Bay City Michigan and injuring his wife Mrs. Affleck. Mrs. E S Delaney of Bismarck a widow of eight children also suffered serious injuries. Property damage runs into thousands of dollars.
A plane completed a circuit around Australia, while fuel for the trip was delivered by camel to remote regions, highlighting a contrast between modern air travel and traditional desert transport.
A witty paradox frames a man paying alimony as celebrating Independence Day. The line hints at irony in personal finances and personal liberty set against a national holiday.
Tex Rickard confirms two Boston rivals signed for the July 21 bout at the Polo Grounds. The winner earns a shot at Gene Tunney and a potential million dollar gate as Jack Dempsey, the ex-champion, and Jack Sharkey begin training immediately.
Van Lear Black of Baltimore landed today after leaving Amsterdam on June 25 for a flight to the Dutch East Indies. He traveled from Weltevreden, a suburb of Batavia, where the Dutch East Indies capital is located.
Fourteen national air tour planes battled wind and rain as they streamed into Boston in relay legs from Schenectady New York during a stormy hop day with pilots pushing through rough conditions to reach the city.
New York June 30. Commercial aviation must advance to replace the old freight car. Daily it moves goods at about ten tons per mile per inhabitant of the United States.
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