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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
24
Listing of poultry and farm feeds with unit prices from Maryland Poultry Co. including egg mash, chick starter, growing feed, and can contents. Also shows prices for old hens, spring chickens, Leghorn spring chickens, eggs, and roosters.
New York traders faced a volatile session with squalls of selling. Hudson rose 3 12 points amid a retreat to crowded short interests while Mack Trucks and others showed declines before tentative recoveries. Dodge Brothers, Jordan, and Willys Overland hit new lows.
Wheat No 2 red spot 1.51 dollars, garlicky 1.47 and a half cents. Oats No 3 white 55 1/2 to 56 cents.
Wheat prices for No 3 red at 1.44 and No 1 hard at 1.49. Corn values range No 2 mixed 0.97 and No 2 yellow 1.00 to 1.01. Oats No 2 white 0.49 to 0.50. No 3 white 0.46 to 0.48. Barley 0.73 to 0.81. Timothy seed 4.75 to 5.00. The closing remark offers a moral note on remorse and secrecy.
Mr T C Finny of Williamsport describes relief from twenty years of dyspepsia in one week after using Ten Herbs. Demonstrations by The Ten Herbs Man are held daily at Wareham's City Pharmacy in Hagerstown with testimonials praising rapid digestion and renewed vigor.
Chambersburg and Waynesboro will meet again on July 7 in Maroonville with the 13th inning replayed. Waynesboro leads off with two on base as Perrin bats with no count. If players cannot play, President Jamison may appoint replacements to avoid stalling in the league rules.
New York defeated Boston 13 to 6 behind 19 hits and 32 bases. Gehrig hit his 25th homer with two on in the first inning, Babe Ruth followed with his 25th homer in the fourth, and Shaner also homered during Boston’s third inning surge.
Col. Arthur J. Hanlon arriving from Detroit to oversee prohibition confines brings four cats to his Newark hotel. Mrs. Hanlon will bring eight more cats.
A merchant fleet corporation plans to scrap 129 inactive ships through competitive bidding. The note mentions a seasonal decision about costs, and a separate unrelated line advertises buying vegetables versus pesos, and an Electric Iron offer from The Potomac Edison Co. Phone 2400.
Bernice and Phyllis Litenfield, 13 year old twins, arrived at the Battery after swimming from Albany setting a new record time of 62 hours and 30 minutes for the distance. They beat the previous mark of 66 hours 71 minutes set by Lottie Schoemmell.
The Washington Restaurant Incorporated emphasizes 100 percent pure service and quality in its latest public note. Executives highlight commitment to standards and customer satisfaction as core business principles.
A new absorbent pad claims five times the capacity of ordinary cotton pads allowing longer wear while dancing driving and moving for hours without change. The product emphasizes extended comfort and practicality for active use.
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