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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
10
Readable crossword clues list with across and down entries, hints, and misprinted letters. Includes a long classified ads and rates section detailing placement times, rates, and office hours for the Herald Mail classified department.
A dense classified page lists services and items for sale and rent. Notices include Garment Charity Foundation hours, license tag service, lost items, autos for sale with numerous models, repair shops, employment ads, livestock buyers, used furniture stores, and real estate rental listings across Neen, Washington, Franklin, and nearby streets.
Classified notice advises readers to state preferences in The Herald to receive best service and identifies a heating expert for furnace questions. mentions valuable farm property and specific heating volume in classifieds.
Fritz Anthony Jr. is jailed in Germania West Virginia charged in a hit and run that killed John W Brodix Jr secretary to Cornelius Vanderbilt. Brodix was struck on the Northwestern turnpike near Marshland border while returning from California with Vanderbilt Jr. and the pair were in separate cars. Brodix had met Vanderbilt on the highway to discuss something before being struck and dragged 400 yards before the other vehicle fled.
Washington reports warn of heavier teaching loads with an average of 32 pupils per instructor and reduced salaries. Commissioner George F. Zook notes a bleak outlook including a 14 percent average salary cut since 1930, with some cuts at 40 or 45 percent. School budgets down 20 percent since 1931, 18,000 fewer teachers than 1930, and enrollment likely up 250,000.
Jacob Burtner, a county wheat grower from Boonsboro, earned a prize at the International Livestock Show wheat exhibit in Chicago. He won for soft winter wheat Mammoth Red and received a ribbon and certificate. Burtner had 35 acres with an average yield near 25 bushels per acre.
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