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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
12
Classified section outlines advertising rates and deadlines for the Herald Mail. It lists contact hours and offices, with multiple categories for real estate used items vehicles and services. Includes example ads for cars boats furniture and rentals with contact details and rates.
J Enos Ray began his duties as collector of internal revenue in Baltimore on Wednesday, after Roosevelt named him to replace Republican Galen L. Tait. Ray appointed Lewis M. Milbourne as chief deputy and Miss Leda R. Hyatt as personal secretary, and ordered retirement of five workers as part of the federal economy drive.
July 9 preaching services announced at the Hall by Rev W J Remsburg with Rev H W Nowag of Johnstown Pa attending yesterday’s services. Community notes report visits, illnesses, family gatherings, college short courses and a regional beetle infestation in Hagerstown with 150 Japanese beetles found by USDA scouts in the western city area.
Fragmented crossword clues list with scattered words and partial answers. Includes entries like Ethereal salts, North American republic, football team, sun god, and various garbled phrases. No coherent solution provided in readable form.
The astrologers deem July 6 1933 an unimportant day with mixed influences. Tribulations in business with bankers are warned yet ambitious building profits and architectural progress are anticipated. Notably Cecil Rhodes is cited as born on this date 1853.
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