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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
3
National Air Transport completes its third year of service between New York and Dallas and reports 4,674,343 miles flown, including 1,614,445 at night. The fleet carried 2,113,303 pounds of mail and 105,959 pounds of express, averaging 92.01 miles of flight per day.
Daily Thought quotes Solomon's Song 2 12 about birds and flowers as spring arrives. It reflects on renewal and beauty in nature. The line by Byant frames the year's prime as fragrant and full of song.
The proposed U S tariff changes spark dispute in Canada under Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. King defends Canada’s right to respond to U S moves while seeking diplomatic bargains through Washington and Ottawa. If talks fail, pressure for a higher tariff wall grows, with Liberals pledging tariff for revenue only.
A string of quirky items includes a possum on White House grounds a joke about presidents and hide and seek. An Ohio inventor touts an electric seat finder for theaters while a silencer quip follows. Speed arrested in Davenport for fast driving with Judge Days referenced. A playful take on democracy, revised universe stats, a summer linger for Congress. John Gilbert and Ina Claire wed after a month courtship. Seven Chicagoans bitten by park squirrels in three days.
Chas. F. Strole and Co. report recent sales including a modern double frame house on Frederick street sold to Benj. F. Sowers for Anna Levine. A modern nine room brick house on West Washington street sold to Edward M. Wempe for Hanah R. Jones and Satie F. Jones. A modern six room semi-bungalow on Concord street sold to Albert E. B. Eichelhberger for John L. Beair. Also a Jacques addition lot to Edwin E. Gower sold on private terms.
Washington notes describe national chairman James M. Raskob reshaping the Democratic Party from the capital. He tours support in the South, raises funds, moves headquarters to Washington, and steers farm relief plans, boosting unity and party resilience for the 71st Congress.
A verse on a changing banker from stern lender to smiling advertiser. The poem contrasts the old image of the bank as a hard gatekeeper with a modern approach that banks should welcome borrowers and earn dividends through loans. An odd closing line hints at a misquoted historical moment and a dropped pearl given to a friend.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains halitosis as a symptom with multiple causes from dental decay to nasal infections. Remedies include proper dental care, antiseptic mouthwash, and instruction on when to avoid onions. The piece notes practical tips and historic beliefs, ending by citing a high air mail volume statistic.
Gilbert Swan notes Hollywood merger talk and international aims as Camilla Horn and Gloria Swanson visit Manhattan. He reviews failed projects, release uncertainties, and the luxury trend on Fifth and Park avenues with satirical takes on fashion and pampered pets.
Eyewash should be done in mornings and evenings using an eye cup. Boracic acid solution is as effective as commercial eye lotions and much cheaper.
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