Classified Ad Rates and Index Page
Herald Mail ad policy outlines rates class listings and office hours. It lists classifications from Announcements to Real Estate and notes ad submission times and charges.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1929
Page
5
Herald Mail ad policy outlines rates class listings and office hours. It lists classifications from Announcements to Real Estate and notes ad submission times and charges.
Side Glances invites buyers to take advantage of fine summer weather and purchase a good used car from Rovegno Nash Motor Co at 62 W Franklin St. The ad promotes strong values and urges customers to visit today to get back on the road and enjoy life.
The horoscope notes a day of rest and recreation with cautious planning for merchants and a promising outlook for job seekers. It warns of rough ocean travel and strict customs, predicts profit from newspapers, and mentions notable birthdays including Sir George Airy and Andrew Symington.
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