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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1935
Page
5
Grain quotations from merchants at the Milling Company camp are published, detailing current prices for corn, wheat, and oats. The report notes supply levels and regional trade activity influencing the quotes.
Baltimore on August 19 reports mixed cattle prices with steers and heifers varying from low to upper ranges, calves and hogs showing broad spreads, and sheep bids steady. Efforts press to recruit Hack Wilson for Friday night stadium events as part of the County and City State games and field meet, aiming to boost attendance.
Contending planetary aspects indicate caution for aviators and seafarers while travel from European ports increases. Women, artists, and those in intense work may profit. Marriage is favored though divorce trends may lessen. London astrologers compare Japan and Germany in 1914 and foresee new world power alignments.
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On this day born 1785 notable figures share the date Samuel L Mitchell American physician and scientist born 1764 Benjamin Harrison twenty third President born 1833 also celebrated on this day
Jimmy Foxx hit his 28th homer with a man aboard to power the Philadelphia Athletics to an 8 4 win over Chicago in the second game of a twin bill Chicago also won the opener 7 2 behind Joe Whitehead in a double header at Chicago Foxx aided the Athletics in the second game while Whitehead pitched well in the opener.
Vandalia Ohio August 19 Mrs Lela Hall of East Lynne Missouri tied for Class B crown by breaking 198 of 299 targets to set a new mark for a woman in big league trapshooting and won a shootoff against Dr L E Botts and Dillie Craig to take the title. Seventeen shooters hit 20 straight in the opening day and Walter Beaver set a world record with 635 targets broken.
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