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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

10

Farmers Picnic at Rowe's Park August 19

The 17th annual Farmers Picnic will be held at Rowe's Park on Saturday August 19 with an old fashioned day of fun. U S Congressman T Alan Goldsborough of the First Maryland District is slated to speak in the afternoon. Events include a baseball game, horseshoe pitching, and children’s contests. 40 acres of parking will be available. Simon L Downey is general chairman with committees for finance publicity amusements and program.

Rowe's Park Committee On U. S T. Alan Goldsborough Theastern Shore Maryland Banking and Currency Committee of Congress Western Enterprise Fire. Co Security Trojans Farm Bureau Farmers’ Protective Association Granges Simon L. Downey E. Fahrney R. C. F. Weagley

Beer sales surge as prohibition era ends in New York

New York July 27 Ameri cans have quaffed 3 021 600 000 small glasses of beer since legalization day April 7 said C D Wil Name secretary of the United States Brewers Association today Total sales since April 7 he said have been 8 924 472 barrels Production in June over May increased 351 000 barrels

New York C.D. Wil Name United States Brewers Association

Lydia E Pinkham's Tablet Ad For Periodic Ailments

An ad urges relief from menstrual cramps using Lydia E Pinkham's Tablet a uterine sedative. It promises relief before and during monthly discomfort, claims to address the cause, and notes persistent use brings permanent relief. Available in tin boxes and larger bottle sizes.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Officer Davis Hurt in Police-Nets game

Motor Patrolman R. E. Davis fractured a bone in his right leg while sliding into third base during the Police-Netstes t baseball game at the Stadium yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Washington County Hospital where an x ray confirmed the fracture. The same leg was injured in a motorcycle collision on Frederick street several days earlier, a prior injury believed to have contributed to the fracture.

R. E. Davis Washington County Davis Frederick Street

Fairplay Harvest Home Services and Local Notices

Fairplay notes the Manor church harvest home service and homecoming. Local B Y P D members attended the South Mountain regional picnic in Poffenberger meadow. Numerous residents and visitors from nearby towns appear in social calls and visits across Fairplay and surrounding areas.

Manor Downsville South Mountain Poffenberger Ruth Sallie Reichard Frankstown Harry Moser Hagerstown Kemp Kretzer BE. C. Miller Funks

New York Bakers Ordered to Print Loaf Weights

New York on July 26. J. F. Ryan commissioner of markets announced all bakers agreed to print the weight of each loaf on wrappers. He said there would be no further bread price increases pending.

New York J. F. Ryan

City Tax Discount Offer Extended Through July

3 percent discount will be allowed on city taxes for the remainder of July. Chas E. Fry serves as city tax collector and treasurer adv.

Chas, E. Fry

Bicycle craze hits Entd iia dealers struggle to supply

When the bicycle craze swept Entd. iia. dealers could not keep up with demand. Reports show shortages of popular models and rising prices as shops warn customers of delayed deliveries and limited stock. Local riders seek alternatives while manufacturers push new shipments.

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