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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
4
Cod fish eggs seized from massive single catch
A single female cod weighing 73 pounds yielded 9,000,009 eggs, illustrating exceptional prolificacy in the species and highlighting the scale of the harvest reported in the period.
Deaths of Amar Startsman and others in Hagerstown area
Amar Startsman longtime local grocer dies after two heart attacks at his home 721 West Washington Street aged 83 He is survived by children Misses E K Virginia Anna E Edward S Charles A and William A sister Mrs Frank Huyett five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral Tuesday at 2 oclock Services at the house Rev H A Fesperman officiating Interment in Rose Hill Lucca Pallidine 220 Summit Avenue dies at the State Sanatorium at 445 of tuberculosis aged 64 He was a member of St Marys Catholic Church Surviving are widow and sons Joseph Verron Frank Angela James Paul and Sidney at home daughters Mrs Fiery Miss Philomania one brother Savino Pallidine of New York and sisters Carrie New York Elizabeth and Mollie Brockton Margaret Elizabeth N J Mamie Windsor Locks Conn Funeral announcement later D Scott Long dies at 100 East Baltimore Street at 125 pm Friday age 64 Eldest son of Davitt and Susan Roger Long Born Jan 5 1863 On Tilghmar Holliday farm then entered business in Hagerstown He enjoyed driving horses and belonged to Hagerstown Driving Club Survived by wife Agnes Young a daughter Mrs John Carnachan two brothers Harry R Long Columbus O and Elliott C Long this city Funeral at home Sunday 3 30 pm Rev Frank G Coleman First Brethren Church Interment Rose Hill No flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amar Startsman
West
Washington Street
Virginia
Anna
Edward S
Charles A
William A
S. Frank Huyett
Rev
H. A. Fesperman
Rose Hill
Lucca Palidino
Summit Avenume
St. Mary's
Brockton
Margaret
Elizabeth
N. J
Mamie
Windsor Locks
Conn
D. Scott Long
East
Baltimore Street
Davitt
Susan Roger Long
Halfway
Tilghmar Holliday
Downsville Pike
Hagerstown
Baltimore Judge labels thief as commonest in city
The judge described John Brown as the commonest thief in Baltimore after he was caught stealing papers from a blind news dealer. Card of thanks from R. G. Ditto and family expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of their daughter Phyllis Ditto, including flowers and car use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Brown
Phyllis Ditto
Adv
R. G. Ditto
City Market Prices Show Food Bargains Across Stalls
A market roundup notes eggs at 17 cents a dozen and corn at 15 cents per dozen ears. Dressed spring chickens go for 35 cents, beans 15 cents per half peck, potatoes 18 cents per half peck, bread 5 cents, and butter 23 cents. Local produce includes blackberries at 3 boxes for 25 cents and raspberries at 10 cents a box, with home grown lima beans 50 cents per quart and potatoes at 1 dollar a bushel. Kentucky Wonder corn beans debut at 40 cents per peck. dressed fryers as low as 33 cents, roasters 54 cents, and eggs priced in 15 to 25 cent ranges by quality. Squads weighing about a pound each priced at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bonus Group To Put On A Boxing Show Tonight
The California bonus army en route home from Washington plans a boxing show in Public Square at 5 pm to defray expenses. Former champions Al Fadman and toe Golindo will fight as others entertain. No admission. a hat will be passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bonus Army
Washington
al Fadman
Toe Golindo
Low life words enter refined circles in new dictionary
New York. Ivy 23 ticket and pineapple once tagged as low life terms have moved into respectable society. Dr Frank H Vizetelly, noted lexicographer, includes the underworld meanings in his new dictionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Underworld
Frank H. Vizetelly
Pyroil Ads Offer Free Sunday Golf Night Opener
Amazing millions Pyroil boosts car performance through gruelling tests and strain. Ady promotes Pyroil Sales Co at 218 McCrory Building with phone 1927 R. Escorted ladies free Sunday at Lucky Strike Golf Course 719 Oak Hill. Ticket holders may play free tonight. Big prize.
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Pyroil Sales Co
McCrory
R Ady
Lucky Strike Golf Course
Oak Hill
Ady
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