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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
10
Classified section outlines ad rates and insertion rules with contact details. It lists various car sales, job-like and real estate categories, and real estate notices along with license notices for alcoholic beverages and business services suitable for the era.
A scrambled crossword puzzle entry lists clues and partial answers like smooth spoken pagan sod and feminine speed contest. It features numbered entries, theme notes, and hints to complete a filled grid with common crossword conventions.
An old Want Ads notice invites readers aged 24 to 400 years to cut out ads, paste them with a short letter explaining why they read the Herald-Mail Want Ads. Ten winning letters earn two tickets each. entries must be at Herald-Mail office by noon. Winners announced Saturday.
Money to LO. can first mortgage one acre of land priced to sell. Bids to G. C. Loans 113 Arcade Bids. Keedysville Mrs. Harry ret ke.
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