10 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1937
Page
1
Furnished by Kline Bros Benevola Wheat delivered at 1.09 dollars per unit Corn delivered at 1.60 dollars, apples onions and various meats and produce priced per pound or dozen Butter 30 cents per pound Potatoes 1.50 per bushel to 1.50 per bushel country bacon dried corn and other staples listed with unit prices in a local price sheet from the area.
Joe DiMaggio homered twice and tripled while driving in seven in a 16-2 Dodgers over Senators. Jim Turner blanked Phil in a five-hit Bees win. Cronin fueled a 12-11 Red Sox victory over the Athletics with four hits and four RBIs including the winning run in the 12th. Hamlin held the Giants to five hits in a 15-2 Dodgers win. York blasted a homer with two aboard in the Tigers 10-8 triumph over Cleveland. Waner collected a triple and three singles for four RBIs in a 13-1 Pirates win over the Cubs. Dixie Walker homered three times in an 11-7 White Sox win over the Browns. Medwick drove in two with a homer, double and single in an 8-7 Cardinals win over the Reds.
The Hebb Mators of Funkstown meet the Victor Hosiery team this afternoon on the Victor diamond at 2 30. All players are urged to be on hand for the contest.
Four Towson Gun Club skeet shooters from Baltimore earned spots in the long run trophies announced by the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute. J. R. Groves Jr. of Baltimore shot 106 straight to win the silver trophy. I. Cox 77 targets, E. K. Haley 55, and H. W. Wright 50, all Baltimore, won bronze awards. The Institute announced bronze silver and gold pips for skeet or trap straight runs of 54 200 and 159 respectively.
A discussion of a land where personal freedom is limited by family ties, local customs, and the desires of the desehbors, shaping how one can act and live in that space. The piece explores how traditions constrain individual choices even when land is available.
Information about advertising classifications and Herald-Mail style compliance. It explains reporting errors, single insertion limitations, phone placement, word count, and daily rates for insertions. It notes six average words per line, three line minimum, and special yearly rates upon request.
A large display of used cars from multiple brands with numerous 1930s models including Ford, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Plymouth, Nash, Studebaker, and Pontiac. Dealers advertise low prices, easy terms, and complete reconditions, with contact details and showroom hours. A separate section notes a safety tested used car lot and a summer sale by Buick dealers highlighting late model options and financing.
An extensive car sale ad lists numerous makes and models from 1920s to 1930s including CHEVROLET FORD BUICK CADILLAC CHRYSLER and ESSEX. The advertisement promotes a five day driving trial and a 30 day guarantee with multiple dealers such as Hoffman Chevrolet Sales and The Motor Sales Company offering inspected vehicles and financing terms.
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