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Title: Sunset
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Southern Pacific Company. Passenger Department
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Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif. : Passenger Dept., Southern Pacific Co.) Menlo Park, CA : Sunset Publishing Corporation
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By EDWIN C. HILL, The Flying Reporter
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• Philadelphia: Ive just been shown how Unitedpilots can fly by ear. Coast to Coast radio beam(Signals give them an arrow-straight route. Sidebeams, at the highway edges, tell them if theyrebearing to right or left! Radio sign posts signalevery few seconds to tell the route they are on. • Portland, Ore.: Fred Tice, 78,once drove a stage coach over oneof Uniteds present routes. Wepicked the shortest n straightestway for you, says Mr. Tice, butnow these 3-mile-a-minute planesgo as far in a few hours as we didin days. Uniteds Mid-ContinentRoute from New York and Chicagoto the Paci ficCoast is the direct route. • United offers you air travel at its best, with everymodern ground and flying facility. Twin-cngiiicd Wasp-powered Boeing planes on every flight. A stcwardt-s?and two pilots on each plane. Your fare includrs com-plimentary luncheons aloft; there arc no extras.United has flown 77 million miles — the worlds mostexperienced air line. Information and schedules:Oflices in princ

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