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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
5
A dense OCR of Herald-Mail classifieds outlines advertising rates per line, term options, and copy guidelines. It details office hours, phone contact for ads, classification indexes, and examples of automotive listings and service ads, reflecting a full early 20th century local paper rate card and ad policies.
Help wanted notice for 32 positions at Lovely Dame Sweet Shop. Apply after 5 p m. positions unspecified but for female applicants. Local hiring notice published in the newspaper.
Classified ads show employment needs for a middle aged woman to care for children, housework, and invalid, plus multiple service and merchandise listings. Job seekers include a merchandiser, saleslady, and male helper. goods include farm stock, furnaces, coolers, and building materials, with local addresses and box numbers for responses.
Encourages readers to mention seeing the advertisement in The Herald-Mail in both writings and interviews. Describes how this signals a progressive reader, helps advertisers, and ensures better service. The note frames it as a quality reader courtesy.
Mortgagee will offer at public sale in Hancock at The Monterey Hotel on Saturday June 23, 1934 between 2 and 5 p.m. three adjacent parcels totaling about 200 acres, Parcels A B and C, with a brick house, 40 stall dairy barn, limestone quarry, spring and Tonoloway Creek access. Parcels offered separately or as whole. terms one third cash on ratification, balance in two equal yearly payments with interest, or all cash. Mortgagor Warford N. Mann. Oswald and Oswald solicitors. Thomas P. Gilleece, auctioneer.
Detective Harper traces threats and a maid Ellen Becker amid a murder scene. Donaghy the chauffeur resists identification while Harris hunts Ellen Becker, who left November 15 after a quarrel. Harper links letters to motive as tension between Dufresnes and staff surfaces.
A brisk note extols the Classified Acts offering dozens of opportunities. The reader is urged to explore the Classified Section to find what they want with practical common sense guiding choices.
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